Campbell Redding is graduating from the Math and Science program at Clover Hill High School and will be attending the College of William and Mary in the Fall.  She was the Captain of the Field Hockey team and Editor of the Yearbook.

Will Richter is graduating from Midlothian High School and plans to attend Virginia Tech and study business in the Pamplin College of Business.  He was involved in: MHS Sidekick Mentor

FBLA,  Midlothian High School, placed 1st in Region and participated in State Competition, DECA, Midlothian High School 

Virginia Math League, Midlothian High School 

Freshman Class Vice President, Served on the Richmond Kickers Players Leadership Team, Volunteered as a soccer camp coach for the Richmond Kickers, Participated in various community services with Chores for Change, including Coats for Kids, and raised money/food drives for the Chesterfield County Foodbank.

He also had the following Honors/Awards: All A Honor Roll, National Honor Society, National Business Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta (Math Honor Society), National Science Honor Society, English Honor Society, All-County Student Athlete, Superintendent’s Award, Soccer.

First Team All-Region for Soccer, All-County Honorable Mention, Soccer, All-Metro Honorable Mention, Soccer, U16 Richmond Kickers All-Star,2023-2024 ECNL All-Regional Player, 2024-2025 ECNL Regional VA State Cup Champs, 2024-2025 ECNL Regional East Region Champs,2024-2025 ECNL Regional National Semi-Finalists.

John Schwabe is graduating from Midlothian High School. John will attend Richmond Electricians JATC to train as an industrial electrician. A long-time Hallsley High Tides swimmer, John is entering his 11th season with the team.

Londyn Victoria Slappy is a senior at Midlothian High School. She is an active member of the National Honor Society, the National Science, English, and French Honor Societies, and the Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society. Londyn played High School basketball as a Freshman and Sophomore.  A dedicated leader to her community, Londyn has been a committed member of Jack and Jill of America, Incorporated for 12 years, serving in impactful roles such as Treasurer and Community Service Chair. Her passion for helping others extends into her volunteer work at St. Francis Medical Center, where she serves as a Unit Coordinator, gaining valuable hands-on experience in a healthcare setting.  Londyn attends The Life Church, RVA. Outside of her academic and service commitments, she enjoys traveling, modeling, photography, art, and music—embracing creativity and culture. This fall, Londyn will begin an exciting new chapter at the University of South Carolina—Go Gamecocks!—where she plans to major in Health Science with a concentration in Exercise Science. With a strong interest in sports medicine, Londyn aspires to one day lead her own medical practice. 

Jaden Station is graduating from Collegiate. He was in the National Honor Society, and his future plans are to attend the University of Arizona, Frankie Honor's College, majoring in Business with a minor in Pre-Med.

Liam Thurlow is a proud member of the Class of 2026 at Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School. During his time there, he pursued rigorous studies in German and Mandarin, helped found the school’s Investment Club, and was an active member of the National Honor Society and the Math and Science Honor Societies. Liam also participated in Oxford’s Scholars Program for two summers and has developed a global perspective through travel to more than 20 countries. He has been accepted Early Decision to the University of Virginia College of Arts and Sciences, where he plans to study Finance and Political Science. We are incredibly proud of Liam’s dedication, curiosity, and accomplishments, 

Aylin Underwood is graduating from Midlothian High School
Attending Roanoke College and will be playing on the Women’s Lacrosse Team.  She will be pursuing a Pre-Nursing degree.

Christina L Weingartner is graduating and is set to begin her studies at Coastal Carolina University in South Carolina in the Fall of 2026.  She is majoring in Physical Education.  She was a J'Adore Dance instructor and student.

Cameron Whitney is a senior at Matoaca High School in Chesterfield County, recognized for his achievements in academics, leadership, and community involvement. He is a member of the Center for Innovative Technology program, showcasing his strong interest in advanced academics and technology.  Balancing academics and extracurriculars, Cameron has played the piano for more than 11 years and competed in cross country and track & field at Matoaca High School. He has served as Vice President of the Kappa League Youth Mentoring Program and is a member of the Matoaca High School Leadership Academy.  He also contributes as a video editor for Matoaca’s Warrior Broadcast Network and is a member of both the National Honor Society and World Language Honor Society. Outside of school, Cameron volunteers with the Chesterfield Food Bank and HandsOn Greater Richmond.  This fall, Cameron will begin his studies at Virginia Tech, majoring in Computer Science as he prepares for a future in STEM.