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Congratulations to the Chaparral High School class of 2026! The Class of 2026 received many honors and were offered over $12.5 million dollars in scholarships. Every class makes us proud but this one seemed exceptional in the connections that they make with one another and with the staff. It is a class filled with amazing individuals whose overall descriptor would be kind. Thank you for all you have brought to Chap and remember that you are always part of the Chap family!

Below are a few highlights of scholarships and awards that were presented:

Scholarships

The Daniels Scholarship

The Daniels Scholarship Program provides a four-year college scholarship for graduating high school seniors with great potential, strong character, and big dreams. This year, our own, Ethan Quintana was selected for this prestigious scholarship.

DCSD Perseverance Sholarship

Since 1988, the Perseverance Scholarship Fund has awarded more than $300,000 in scholarships to deserving high school students throughout Douglas County. Recipients of these scholarships have overcome great obstacles during their school years and are determined to further their education after high school. Financial need and academic merit are key criteria used in selecting scholarship recipients. Here is the link to Ethan's story.

Elizabeth Valentine

Sydney Vogel

Congratulation Lizzy and Sydney!

The recipient of the Molly Anne Corlett Memorial Scholarship was Elizabeth Valentine.

The recipient of the Molly's Miracles/ Karen Tarbell Scholarship was Sydney Vogel.

To learn more about this community scholarship and Molly's story, please visit Molly's Miracles

Vogel Scholarship

The Todd Vogel Memorial Scholarship was awarded to Gracie White. This scholarship is presented to a student who has a 2.5 GPA or higher, is involved in high school through sports or activities and is interested in a career in education or public service.

Summa Cum Laude Inductees

This honor is conveyed to students who earn a cumulative weighed GPA of 4.000 and above. We are proud of their way they have challenged themselves over their high school career:

Lucy S Abeson

Lily R Adkins

Owen C Anderson

Beckett W Bacon

Brianna R Baltzer

Brianna J Bergin

Reagan R Berry

Noah A Berry

Reginald C Blacke

Carson R Bontempo

Addison L Brantley

Sydnee J Brown

Luca Bruce

Srikar R Buddhineni

Simon K Chanthavong

Macy A Cho

Carly R Cunningham

Kyla E Dean

Tripti Dubey

Claire L Dulgarian

Hunter M Duncan

Max T Fraser

Keegan J Freitas

Anna Galbur

Anna S Gates

Cassidy E Gillmor

Sarah I Graves

Arcadia M Haddix

Corinne E Hayes

Kade M Hays

Emily S Hoer

Lauren G. Jablonski

Madeline J Jenkins

Finley J Johnson

Addisyn K Joyce

Avery J Kent

Makenna C Lawritson

Makinley G Macauley

MD Samin Y Mahady

Noah J Medrano

Henry C Meilstrup

Edyee C Mockus

Mitchell J Mohr

Ashley G Moore

Kailey J Mortensen

Audrey L Nilsen

Sophia L O ?Donnell

Maks Oracic

LeeAnne S Pacheco

Quinn R Patterson

Kaylee L Perrin

Mason C Plost

Arushi Purohit

Ayush Purohit

Ethan W Quintana

Daniela A Ramirez Hercules

Mukta B Reddy

Kevin C Riley

Isabel S Rouse Alducin

Swede L Sabey

Jivitesh Sasikumar

James D Schick

Abdul Tauheed Shaik

Sienna A Sickler

Preston D Spear

Loralei Steele

Samantha J Stevens

Tatum S Theobald

Elizabeth E Valentine

Luke W Vigil

Lauren A Waggoner

Chloe Wang

Mason M Welch

Riley G Westra

Cordelia W Woldeit

Saanvi Yadav

Zia S Yusufi

'C' Award Winners

Every year we choose a student from each grade level to earn the prestigious “C” award. These award winners exemplify leadership, academic excellence, character, integrity, and a significant contribution to Chaparral. These characteristics are represented by our colors; white, red, blue and gold. We are honored to present the “C” awards to our 2026 recipients.

White "C' Award to Freshman Maylee Mojica
Red "C" Award to Sophomore Scarlet Kirby
Blue "C" Award to Junior Charlee Cordts
Gold "C" Award to Senior Lauren Waggoner

Reminders to Parents:

No early dismissal passes will be delivered to classrooms during finals week.
Have your students check the Lost & Found for anything that they may have left behind.

Finals Week Calendar

Bell Schedule for May 25 - 29: Underclassmen Finals

Memorial Day Holiday- May 25: no school

Counseling Office

From College Board:

SAT® registration is now open for fall 2026. Many colleges require or consider SAT scores as part of their holistic admission and placement decisions, and your score is a great way to show colleges you’re ready. This year, it will be more convenient to take the SAT on your schedule, with dates available every month through the end of the year, beginning in August, and the ability to join the Waitlist if the date or test center you prefer is already filled.
Most juniors take their first SAT in the spring, and many take it again in the fall of their senior year to improve their score. The SAT can help you keep your college options open, demonstrate your unique strengths, and even qualify for scholarships. And with 100% free practice resources, now including enhanced tailored practice based on your prior test scores and free small-group tutoring, you’ll have everything you need to get prepared.

Register Now