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Maine-Endwell Seniors Honored for Achievement and Community Service

Maine-Endwell Central School District celebrated its graduating seniors at the 2026 Senior Awards Night, recognizing students for academic excellence and significant community contributions.

The Editors · 2026-06-26

Maine-Endwell Seniors Honored for Achievement and Community Service

The Maine-Endwell Central School District recently paused to celebrate the remarkable achievements of its graduating seniors during the 2026 Senior Awards Night, an event streamed for the community on June 16, 2026. This annual recognition highlights students who have demonstrated exceptional academic performance, dedicated community involvement, and leadership across various fields during their time in the district.

Among those recognized for their outstanding contributions was Brendan Elwanger, who received the Gold Award for Mixed Chorus. Brendan also earned the Thomas Evans Maine Endwell Dollars for Scholar Scholarship and the New York State Controller Student Achievement Award, which acknowledges not only academic excellence but also significant leadership in improving the school or broader community.

Haley Hennessy was another senior who garnered multiple accolades, underscoring a deep commitment to both character and service. Haley was honored with the Belgray Oil Distinguished Character Award, the Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizens Award, and the Mullah Service Award for extensive community volunteering. Her dedication to the area was further recognized with the Endwell League of Community Action Community Service Award and the Robert Fagan Scholarship, among other distinctions.

Other members of the graduating class also received significant recognition for their diverse talents and efforts. Tanner Miller was presented with the Gold Award for drama club, a Maine Endwell Dollars for Scholars Scholarship, and the Sons of Italy Scholarship. Marissa Moyich received a Gold Award for her involvement with the action ecology club and a silver award for being part of the Class of 2026. Isaac Miller’s contributions were celebrated with the Caleb Lamro Memorial Scholarship, a Gold Award as the Future Teachers of America President, and the Maine Endwell Main Office Scholarship.

These awards reflect the varied talents and strong civic spirit present within Maine-Endwell’s graduating class. As these young individuals embark on their post-secondary journeys, the community extends its best wishes, proud of their accomplishments and the positive impact they have already made.

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