Top row, from left to right: Julia Chambliss ’27, Peyton Gabel ’27, Sofia Gagliano ’28, and Aaleen Haris ’30 | Middle row: Menaal Haris ’28, Harper Harris ’30, Riley Higginbotham ’31, Gracie Lirette ’27, and Katie Phan ’28 | Bottom rom: Evelyn Roberts ’27, Cassidy Tavalin ’31, Charlotte Taylor ’30, and Cora Winnig ’31

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13 Students Receive Recognition for National Latin Exam Scores

5/15/2026

Six middle and seven upper school girls who study Latin were recently recognized for their achievements on the National Latin Exam.

Competing against more than 100,000 students all over the world, 13 middle and upper school girls who study Latin were recently recognized for their achievements on the National Latin Exam. The NLE is a test given annually to Latin students that allows them to receive reinforcement and recognition for their accomplishments in the classroom.

We are incredibly proud of our girls’ hard work and dedication to the study of Latin!

Introduction to Latin
Cassidy Tavalin ’31: Magna Cum Laude
Riley Higginbotham ’31: Cum Laude
Cora Winnig ’31: Cum Laude

Beginning Latin
Aaleen Haris ’30: Silver Maxima Cum Laude Medal
Harper Harris ’30: Magna Cum Laude
Charlotte Taylor ’30: Cum Laude

Intermediate Latin
Gracie Lirette ’27: Gold Summa Cum Laude Medal
Katie Phan ’28: Gold Summa Cum Laude Medal
Peyton Gabel ’27: Silver Maxima Cum Laude
Evelyn Roberts ’27: Magna Cum Laude
Menaal Haris ’28: Magna Cum Laude
Julia Chambliss ’27: Magna Cum Laude
Sofia Gagliano ’28: Cum Laude

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