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The Calhoun School has released the names of honor roll students for the first nine weeks of school.

Calhoun’s Principal Nicholas Townsend said the list is an indicator, revealing the students’ efforts to excel in their studies.

“In sheer numbers, this is the largest group of kids we’ve had at one time being on honor roll,” Townsend said. “It shows the [level of] difficulty that students have achieved and the time that they’re spending at home after hours. There are quite a few athletes that are on that list that have extracurricular activities, band members and cheerleaders who do all those extracurricular activities, and then have to go home and study and do homework and things of that nature.”

Here are the students who achieved academic excellence for this period.

All A Honor Roll: Kelton McCall, Steven Ray, Michael Gill, Destinee Johnson, Ayokunla McCall, Joshua Simmons, Jatasia Smith, Tiya Smith, Shakerrie Walker, Isabella Wheeler, Adraya Martin and Kamelia Hunter.

A-B Honor Roll:

Drue Britton, Mariah Champion, Alexandria Lewis, Rihanna Brown, Ashton Coleman, Bryan Lambert, Somorika Mason, Qua’Narhiyah McCall, Nic’Kiya McDonald, Destiny McPherson, Emmalee Rudolph, Samaya Sellers, Nyshalon Williams, Amaya Hardy, Braylon Lawson, Davyon Lewis, Hezekiah Manora, Adrianna Mason, Jamar McCall, Karma McCall, Emmalee Neamon, Layla Oliphant, Taylor Robertson, Sanaria Rudolph, Aalyria Sanders, Ni’Yunna Scott, Makysia Sellers, Lillian Timmons, Jadachia Wilson, Kaleb Bibb, Diondrea Bryant, Ahmiyah Giles, Kawanni McPherson, Tyler Robertson, Alicia Similton and Amari Steiner.

Townsend said the list also represents the efforts of faculty and administrators who are working for student’s academic success.

“It’s an increased effort by the school to acknowledge the students that are doing what they’re supposed to do,” Townsend said. “We’ve put together an advisory team of students, and we’re getting ready to meet to set up incentives for those students who are doing as we ask them to do, and kind of shine a light on them.”