Teachers honor outstanding students at annual Greyhound Award ceremony

The Northern Burlington County Regional School District celebrated outstanding student achievements at the NBCRMS Greyhound Gala Awards on May 19, 2025. The event highlighted the remarkable contributions of students who have demonstrated exceptional character, leadership, and resilience throughout the school year.

One of the standout recipients was Ritik Chinnapidi, recognized for his impressive commitment to excellence in the classroom. Despite joining mid-year, Ritik quickly became a role model, engaging with challenging literature and consistently striving for academic success. His dedication not only sets a high standard for his peers but also lays a strong foundation for his future endeavors.

Another notable award went to Ali Hardick, who has made a significant impact since her family relocated to the U.S. Her ability to adapt and thrive in a new environment was celebrated by her teacher, who praised her kindness and enthusiasm. Ali's involvement in sports, particularly field hockey and lacrosse, showcased her willingness to embrace new challenges and build friendships, making her a beloved member of the school community.

Tricia Arts was also honored for her leadership within the Future Farmers of America (FFA). As an officer, Tricia has demonstrated integrity and enthusiasm, participating in state-level events and excelling in her coursework. Her commitment to agriculture and personal growth has made her a role model for her peers, reflecting the values of dedication and service that the FFA promotes.

The gala not only recognized individual achievements but also underscored the importance of community and support within the school. As the event concluded, it was clear that these students exemplify the spirit of the Northern Burlington County Regional School District, inspiring others to strive for excellence and embrace new opportunities. The school looks forward to seeing how these young leaders will continue to impact their community in the years to come.