Timpview has announced its 2026–27 Sterling Scholars, honoring winners and alternates for their academic achievements and talents, according to a report published October 9.
The recognized individuals include Aley Garcia Medina as the winner and Noelia Sanchez as the alternate for Business and Marketing. In Computer Technology, Joseph Calabro is named the winner with Nathan Fellars serving as the alternate. Shaylee Elder was named the winner for Dance, with Marria Voronteska as the alternate.
Other winners and alternates include Sean Yamada and Sloane Chase for English, Sadie Berges and Abbigail Kelley for Family and Consumer Sciences, and Elizabeth Call and Siqi Pang for Instrumental Music. Hope Wingate and Timothy Jenkins were named winners and alternates for Mathematics, while Rachel Argyle and Katia Musoni were recognized for Science.
Grant Lafollette was named the winner for Skilled and Technical Sciences Education. Miles Welch and Cali Bundy were recognized for Social Science, and Kayla Hughes and Carolina O’Day were named winners and alternates for Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics. Nohealani Henry and Violeta Venegas Villarraga were recognized for Visual Arts, Violet Curtis and Jill Jensen for Vocal Performance, and Jane Esther Deans and Claire Johnson for World Languages.
All winners are required to contact Mrs. Van Orden next week for instructions.
