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North Middlesex Regional High School names four September Students of the Month

TOWNSEND — North Middlesex Regional High School has named Nora Duncanson, Erianna Texidor, Sam Jenkins, and Madison Mitchell its September students of the month.

According to the North Middlesex Regional School District, one or two students from each grade are selected monthly based on nominations from teachers and staff. The recognition honors students who demonstrate leadership and help create a positive learning environment for their classmates.

Nora Duncanson: Grade 9

Duncanson, a ninth-grader, was recognized for her work ethic, creativity and thoughtfulness. Staff highlighted her consistent participation in class and the positive, kind presence she brings to those around her.

Erianna Texidor: Grade 10

Texidor, a 10th-grader, was selected for her strong work ethic, dedication to learning, and commitment to doing her best, setting a positive example for her peers.

Four students holding 'Student of the Month' certificates, standing in a classroom setting with an American flag in the background.
North Middlesex Regional High School’s September students of the month are, from left, Nora Duncanson, Madison Mitchell, Erianna Texidor, and Sam Jenkins. Photo Credit: North Middlesex Regional School District

Sam Jenkins: Grade 11

Jenkins, an 11th-grader, was honored for his kindness and compassion, particularly his efforts to make others feel welcome and ensure no one feels alone.

Madison Mitchell: Grade 12

Mitchell, a 12th-grader, was recognized for her school spirit, leadership, and positivity. Staff noted her academic success, support for others, and enthusiastic involvement in athletics and the school community.

Each student received a certificate of recognition and will have their photo displayed in the school’s main hallway.

“We are proud to recognize Nora, Erianna, Sam, and Madison for the many ways they contribute to our school community,” Principal Laurie Smith said. “They set a positive example for their peers and help make North Middlesex Regional High School a place where students can learn, grow and feel welcome.”

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