Academics
Upper School

Academic Honors

Congratulations to the ESA students recognized for academic achievement!
2026 National Merit Commended Students
Turner Gachassin
Jiya Lodha

Class of 2025 Members of the Cum Laude Society
Arun Cacodcar
Siyeon Joo
Perry Joseph
Grace Pellegrin
Anderson Frank
Scarlett Osborn
Maisy Prellop
Lilly Rader

Class of 2026 Members of the Cum Laude Society
Jiya Lodha
Nathalie Breaux

Membership in the Cum Laude Society is limited to no more than 20% of the graduating class, and a senior must have a cumulative GPA of at least a 4.00 at the conclusion of the fall semester, be in honorable standing, and have attended ESA for the last four consecutive semesters to be considered for membership. Each year, we also welcome a few members of the junior class into the society. Membership is limited to no more than 10% of a junior class, and a junior must have a cumulative GPA of at least a 4.20 at the conclusion of the fall semester. 

National Honor Society
SENIORS
Preksha Jain
Bird Fuller

JUNIORS
Scout Helveston
Chloe Heumann
Tripp Kordisch

SOPHOMORES
Alison Clark
Lily Deshotels
Kellen Giglio
Olivia Lopez
Max Prellop
Membership is limited to no more than 15% of a sophomore class, 25% of a junior class, and 35% of a senior class based on GPA.
Full criteria for ESA's Chapter of the National Honor Society

Mu Alpha Theta, the math honor society
 
Jiya Lodha
Kelsey Broussard
Cooper Gates
Camille Loughlin
Austen Montet
Will Schumacher
Bella Rutherford
Marie Walton
Tyger Poirier
Nathalie Breaux
Thomas Breaux
Turner Gachassin
Tripp Kordisch
Andon Bergeron
Cain Meche
Rosie Kane
Chaney Joseph
Alison Clark
Caroline Huval
Chloe Heumann
Chris Lee
Eli Riggs
Kate Miller
Kellen Giglio
Max Prellop
Molly Granberry
Muskaan Lodha
Olivia Lopez
Paxton Fischer
Scout Helveston
Preksha Jain
Ivy Anseman
Pax Leger
Abby Thibodeaux
George Morrow
Matthew Mejias
Nathan Hidalgo
Charlie Giglio

To be eligible, students must have completed or be enrolled in Algebra II, and must have earned a minimum cumulative GPA in mathematics courses corresponding to academic year: 4.0 for freshmen, 3.8 for sophomores, and 3.6 for juniors.

Seal of Biliteracy, Class of 2025
Arun Cacodcar
Siyeon Joo
Perry Joseph
Grace Pellegrin
Anderson Frank
Scarlett Osborn
Maisy Prellop
Lilly Rader

The Seal of Biliteracy is an award given in recognition of students who have studied and attained proficiency in two or more languages by high school graduation. To earn the Seal of Biliteracy, students must
• fulfill all required English Language Arts coursework,
• achieve a composite score of 19 or above on the Reading/English components of the ACT,
• pass the ELPT with an Early Advanced Proficiency (ELs only), and
• satisfy at least one (1) of the following criteria:
  1.  achieve the B2 DELF or DELE,
  2.  earn an Intermediate-High on a national proficiency exam, e.g., AAPPL, STAMP, etc.,
  3. score a 4+ on a World Language AP or IB exam.

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