33 Rogers Schools Juniors Selected for Arkansas Governor’s School

ROGERS – Thirty-three juniors from Rogers Public Schools have been selected to attend the 46th Arkansas Governor’s School this summer at Arkansas Tech University. Nearly 10% of the 400 top rising seniors selected statewide are from Rogers, a testament to the district’s academic excellence and student achievement.

Arkansas Governor’s School is a four-week summer residential program for upcoming high school seniors who are Arkansas residents. Funded by the Arkansas State Legislature through the Department of Education, the program covers tuition, room, board, and instructional materials. The experience offers a non-credit, intellectually challenging environment designed to foster creativity, critical thinking, and leadership in the state’s most promising students.

Rogers Heritage High School

• Alana Jude Abohammdan - Social Science
• Molly Benish - English
• Mitchell Bouchet - Arkansas centric
• Tielyr Boysen - Drama/English
• Bianca Calles - Natural Science
• Sarah Davis - Social Science
• Florelaine Ecke - Natural Science
• Avalon Gladden - Social Science
• Kai Hutcheson - Natural Science
• Taylor Manning - Natural Science
• Jacob McCrary - Arkansas centric
• Josh Moulder - Social Science
• Carter Muth - Natural Science
• Camila Perez - Social Science
• Ava Schoeller - Social Science
• Riley Sebolt - Mathematics

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Rogers New Technology High School

• Valentina Alvarado - Natural Science
• Karl Berry - Mathematics
• Katelyn Evangelista - Arkansas centric
• Ariana Folck - Arkansas centric
• Gabriel Hereth - English
• Mollie Kilgore - Social Science
• Ashley Menjivar - Arkansas centric
• Kristian Moreno - Arkansas centric
• Ba Bee Nah - Social Science
• Jaxon Pittman - Mathematics
• Lizette Sanchez - English
• Lillian Tucker - Natural Science
• Dylan Ware - Natural Science

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Rogers High School

• Alexa Dost - English/Social Science
• Rylee Fithian - Social Science
• Anna Scott - Choral Music
• Jacob Vo - Mathematics

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The Arkansas Governor’s School seeks to provide a unique, intellectually engaging environment for students both in and out of the classroom. Participants experience an atmosphere of academic excitement, creative exploration, and meaningful dialogue with peers and faculty, helping shape them into the future leaders of Arkansas and beyond.