National Academic Honors

Victoria is a graduate of St. Bernard Academy and a parishioner of the Cathedral of the Incarnation. She is taking four AP courses as a Senior, including AP English Literature and AP Microeconomics, after completing four additional AP courses as a Sophomore and Junior. 

She is a member of Elliston House, the Cross Country and Track teams, the Relay For Life committee, and the Social Justice Club. Additionally, she is a Minister of Holy Communion and a Student Ambassador. She is involved in the Mu Alpha Theta Honor Society, the National Honor Society, Cum Laude, and the Multi-Cultural Student Union. 

“My teachers at Father Ryan have helped me gain confidence in myself as both a student and an individual. I feel prepared to face problems critically and with confidence, and they have always encouraged me to find help when I need it. My teachers have inspired me to be assertive, curious, and efficient. I am thankful for my academic experience because I have had the opportunity to explore my interests in passions in a greater depth,” said Victoria. 

Matthew is a Holy Rosary Academy graduate and a St. Stephens parishioner. He is taking three AP courses, including AP Calculus BC and AP Environmental Science, as a Senior and completed four additional AP courses as a Sophomore and Junior. 

He is a member of Immaculata House, the Mu Alpha Theta Honor Society, the National Honor Society, and the Baseball team. 

“My teachers have consistently held me to high expectations, both inside and outside the classroom, which has allowed me to succeed academically and prepare for college. I am thankful for my academic experience at Father Ryan, and I appreciate how hard my teachers have worked to help me grow,” said Matthew. 

Grace is an alumna and parishioner of St. Henry School and Church. She is taking AP Calculus BC and AP Physics 2: Algebra-Based as a Senior and completed three additional AP courses during her Sophomore and Junior years. 

She is a member of Elliston House, the American Sign Language Club, Gadfly, Purple Masque Players, the Ministers of Holy Communion, and the Peer Mentor Program. Additionally, she is a part of the Mu Alpha Theta Honor Society, the National Honor Society, Cum Laude, the Science Olympiad team, the Speech and Debate team, and the Girls Lacrosse team. 

“I am thankful for my experience at Father Ryan because I was provided with the resources and opportunities to develop my full academic potential as a student. My teachers have prepared me for the academic rigor of college and taught me life skills for my future,” said Grace.