Congratulations to the newly inducted National Honor Society members who were lauded at the April 24 ceremony. They are Brian Abran, Nathanial Aiello, Ava Almeida, Brianne Berzolla, Matthew Blaising, Tyler Breen, Alaura Brophy, Valentina Bruno, Violet Cahn, Tyler Callahan, Natalie Campanella ,Olivia Carley, Serena Carley, Megan Curtin, Paige Damiano, Evan DeRosa, Nicholas DeRosa, Yuuki Donnelly, Camila Figueroa, Tessa Gernhart, Andraya Giagios, Jack Grable, Sydney Graf, Ella Henry, Madelyn Ilardi, Benjamin Israel, Joanne Jaegar, Ava Jimenez , Anthony Joy, Connor Kuhn, Sara Kunnecke , Gavin Lamoureux, Brent Lane, Justine Lange, Peter Lee, William Lin, Meghan Liselli, Daniela Lopez, Stephanie Lopez, Aiden Mason, Tianna McEvoy, Samantha Mercurio, Kaitlyn Minton, Kaleigh Moeller, Justin Moriarty, Angelina Napolitano, Samantha Normandin, Camryn O’Neill, Karen Otero, Gabriello Pannizzo, Emma Papik, Trinity Parisey, Dominic Pavlicko, Eden Price, Chloe Roth, Loukas Sakalis, Leah Schroeder, Ava Sivillo, Olivia Smith, Sophia Smyth, Adrianna Tavolaro, Jennifer Tiskowitz, Ru-Jun True, Jules Vieira, Scarlett Ward, Reilly Weil, Raylee Weisman, Faith Wozny and David Xavier. 

Rocky Point High School math teacher Ms. Jen Engellau was selected as the teacher who made the most impact on the Class of 2025 as selected by the National Honor Society. Ms. Engellau was the Guest of Honor at the Induction ceremony.  

“Ms. Engellau gave a wonderful speech highlighting her own experiences growing up in Rocky Point, being inducted into National Honor Society and how those experiences helped to craft her career path which led her to return to the very high school she grew up in and emerge as a passionate educator who has had an immeasurable impact on the students who have passed through her classroom doors,” Principal James Moeller said. “Her dedication to her students and the community is unparalleled, she offers extra help on a daily basis, makes herself available to her students at a moment’s notice and maintains a reputation among her colleagues as the consummate professional.”

Congratulations Ms. Engellau and kudos to the Class of 2025’s National Honor Society for selecting such a deserving educator!  Special thanks to Mr. Thomas Reilly for organizing the induction ceremony.