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Marlton, NJ – Assemblywoman Jean Stanfield selected Cherokee High School senior Katrina Le as “Senior Student Spotlight” winner for the month of March.
Stanfield writes: “Katrina shows dedication and discipline in the classroom where she excels academically in hopes of living out her dream of becoming an engineer. Katrina is number one, along with five other students, in her graduating class of 531 students. She is involved in various clubs such as the Renaissance program and SMAC (Students Against Cancer). With all of that going on, she still manages to find time to volunteer at the Vietnamese-American Cultural & Educational Center in Collingwood. Every Sunday, she, along with a few others help children learn basic Vietnamese. Katrina is a true leader and she will do great things. I can’t wait to hear more about her accomplishments.”
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According to CHS counselor Suzanne Connolly, “Katrina is an excellent student who is extremely mature, focused, and dedicated in her academics. Her involvement in a variety of community and school fund-raising projects and events has helped Katrina embrace her cultural identity while serving to enhance her leadership skills. It has truly been a great pleasure and honor to work with Katrina.”
About LRHSD:
The Lenape Regional High School District’s four high schools – Lenape, Shawnee, Cherokee, and Seneca – as well as the Sequoia Alternative Program, educate approximately 6,850 students from eight communities in Burlington County.
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The communities served include Evesham, Medford, Medford Lakes, Mount Laurel, Shamong, Southampton, Tabernacle, and Woodland.
The Lenape Regional District is among the highest-achieving districts in the state, with an average graduation rate of 98% and an average combined SAT score of 1139.
A leader in progressive education, the LRHSD’s mission is to develop physically and emotionally healthy students who excel in an ever-changing world.