by | Jun 2, 2021
Editor’s note: Dryden High School determines their top academic honors using a formula that combines GPA and SAT scores. As a result, Miya Wolff is the Class of 2021 valedictorian and Claire Sobek is the salutatorian. The following Top Ten lists students based on their GPA rank.
DRYDEN The time has come for Dryden High School to send off the Class of 2021 with words of encouragement and well wishes. The district’s commencement ceremony is on tap for this Sunday, June 6, at 5 p.m. on Stremler Field.
Among the group of graduates set to receive their diplomas in a few days’ time are those seniors who were the top academic achievers and comprise Dryden’s Top Ten for 2021.
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COVID-19 may have thrown a wrench in another school year, but Dryden High School students have tried to make the best of it.
Members of the DHS Student Council were guests at the Rotary Club of Dryden’s virtual meeting Wednesday talk about boosting school spirit, student morale, challenges of online learning, staying connected with friends and other projects.
“COVID-19 has had a large impact on the number of clubs and activities running at DHS this year, there are only two official clubs running, student council and the drama club,” said Grade 11 Student Council Member Alison Griffiths. “Student Council hasn’t been able to do the usual fundraisers and activities this year, so we’ve had to get creative. We’ve put on a number of successful spirit weeks with all kinds of events, including a Halloween costume contest, Christmas door decorating, Snowball 2.0, Match Makers and candy grams, which was our major fundraiser for the year.”