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Congratulations to the 2026 National Honor Society Inductees and Seniors

Posted Date: 05/27/26 (02:00 PM)


A diverse group of students and adults pose for a photo on a stage with a sparkling backdrop.

Congratulations to Our 2026 National Honor Society Inductees and Graduating Seniors!


The Davies community proudly celebrates the incredible achievements of our students who were recognized during the National Honor Society Induction and Senior Hood Ceremony on May 21, 2026. These exceptional individuals continue to embody the four core pillars of the National Honor Society: scholarship, character, leadership, and service. At Davies, these students maintain an outstanding GPA of 3.75 or above and continuously exceed their required 25 hours of community service.

For anyone who missed the live event or wishes to experience it again, the complete ceremony is available to watch on YouTube at the following link: Watch Here.

 

Welcome to the 2026 Inductees

We are thrilled to honor our newly inducted members for their academic excellence, integrity, and dedication to leadership and service[cite: 34, 73].

Class of 2027

  • Alex Boudreau
  • Kimberlyn Rivera Salazar 

Class of 2028

  • Kiera Ahern 
  • Esther Akinlade
  • Sherry Barrios 
  • Anais Chipel
  • Adriana Enriquez
  • Luna Gascuena Isabel 
  • Michelle Lima
  • Maribella Londono 
  • Ciara Marchand
  • Meryland Nestor
  • Oliver Rodrigues
  • Crisdany Godoy Ruiz 

Honoring Our Graduating Seniors

A diverse group of graduates in light blue sashes stand on a stage with a sparkling backdrop.

We extend our deepest congratulations and appreciation to our graduating seniors. We thank our outgoing 2025-2026 NHS Executive Officers—President Fatmata Gueye, Vice President Nogaye Gaye, Secretary Arianne Charles, Treasurer Lucia Betancur, Parliamentarian Elisbeth Aguocha, and Historian Kaylyn Woods—for their stellar leadership over the past year.

Our graduating seniors are moving on to incredible futures at prestigious institutions across the country, backed by hard-earned scholarships and grants:

  • Elisbeth Aguocha – Emory University for Neuroscience and Behavioral Sciences on the Pre-Med track, recipient of over $100,000 in grants and scholarships.
  • Destiney Barbosa – Columbia University for Electrical Engineering, recipient of the Gates Last Dollar Scholarship and a full-tuition scholarship.
  • Lorena Brown – Clark University for Political Science, recipient of the Clark University Merit Scholarship.
  • Oceanna Cummins – University of Rhode Island for Elementary Education, recipient of the Presidential and Rhode Island Promise Scholarship.
  • Dulcelene de Pina – University of Rhode Island for Biomedical Engineering, recipient of the URI Presidential Scholarship.
  • Juliana Depina – University of Rhode Island for Nursing.
  • Nogaye Gaye – Rhode Island College for Nursing in the Honors Program, recipient of the RIC Honors Scholarship.
  • Abigail Grullon – University of Rhode Island for Pre-Veterinary Medicine, recipient of the Presidential Scholarship and two additional scholarships totaling over $27,000.
  • Isabella Johnson – Community College of Rhode Island for Neuroscience.
  • Miley Lopes – Worcester Polytechnic Institute for Biology/Biotechnology, recipient of a Biotechnology Scholarship.
  • Alecia Mendes – University of Rhode Island for Nursing, recipient of the Talent Development award.
  • Maija Nascimento – Community College of Rhode Island for Radiology.
  • Allyson O'Regan – University of Maine at Fort Kent for Nursing, recipient of the Bengal Gold Scholarship.
  • Audrey Rolfe – Roger Williams University for Engineering in the Honors Program.
  • Tyra Shode – Northeastern University for Nursing, recipient of the Ujima Global Leaders Scholarship.
  • Brianna Silva – Roger Williams University for International Relations.
  • Isabella Vargas – University of Rhode Island for Exercise Science.
  • Miguel Vazquez – Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute for Chemical Engineering, recipient of the Rensselaer Leadership and Recognition awards.
  • Kaylyn Woods – Colby College for Neuroscience with a minor in public policy, recipient of a full ride through Questbridge.

Looking Ahead: 2026-2027 Executive Officers

As our seniors transition out, we welcome our incoming NHS Executive Officers for the May 2026-2027 academic year:

  • President: Sherry Barrios 
  • Vice President: Oliver Rodrigues 
  • Secretary: Maribella Londono 
  • Treasurer: To Be Determined in the Fall 
  • Parliamentarian: Lucia Betancur 
  • Historian: Kiera Ahern

Thank You to Our Faculty and Staff

A special thank you to our NHS Co-Advisors, Mrs. San Bento and Mrs. Mathers, as well as the entire Davies staff, for their unwavering guidance, support, and dedication to cultivating excellence in our students.

Congratulations once again to all of our outstanding students and families!