Lemont High School has 47 students selected as Illinois State Scholars

Lemont High School has 47 students selected as Illinois State Scholars

Lemont High School had 47 students selected as Illinois State Scholars by the Illinois Student Assistance Commission (ISAC). Typically more than 20,000 students from across Illinois are honored with this prestigious award each year.

Illinois State Scholars honorees come from nearly 750 high schools and represent approximately the top 10 percent of the state’s high school seniors. Selection is based on SAT or ACT scores and class rank (if applicable) at the end of the student’s junior year. High school guidance counselors work with ISAC to determine the winners.

Illinois State Scholar recognition does not include a monetary award, but winners may use the distinction on applications for college admission and scholarships. Both students and their parents are encouraged to visit the ISAC website for more information about available college financial assistance programs.

Illinois Student Assistance Commission website

Lemont High School honorees this year include: Arnav Anand, Olivia Antolak, Julia Bacon, Erin Barndollar, Mia Berardi, Deividas Bilevicius, Caleb Bozue, Callan Campos, John Crispo, Ella Devoy, Kevin Dillenburg, Benjamin Emini, Jill Ferguson, Patrick Gardner, Reese Herold, Isabella Kedryna, Andrew Kula, Emily Kuzur, Elizabeth Laketa, Emily Lane, Natalie Mandarino, McKinley McManus, Anthony Montalto, Monika Morkunas, Conor Murray, Kathleen Persak, Meda Rudokas, Reagan Russell, Amir Sakiri, Toni Sarussi, Ryan Schmidt, Eliana Scoville, Daniel Selle, Matthew Sharp, Jaclyn Shoudis, Conor Smith, Greta Svedas, Anna Swenson, Kaitlyn Tomala, Aashka Trivedi, Sofia Vitro, John Vranas, Cameron Wehn, Natalia Zalinski, Delaney Zimmerman, and Annabelle Zogby, and former student Thomas Polen.

The Illinois Student Assistance Commission provides students of all ages and backgrounds with the resources and support to obtain financial aid for higher education. A state agency, ISAC has paved the path to postsecondary education with innovative programs for more than 60 years.