Recently, the Suffield Rotary honored two Suffield High School seniors at the Suffield Country Club. Congratulations to the Rotary Student of the Month for March, Erika Lavery!
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Rotary honored Students of the Month Nayandeep Tummalapally (April) and Erika Lavery (March)
Agriscience Teacher, Mrs. Oliver said: “Erika is an exemplar of what a Suffield Rotary Student of the month is. Erika is the Suffield FFA President and has been one of the most caring, genuine student officers that our program has seen. She is a student who tries her best in all areas of her life; academics, FFA, work, Supervised Ag Experience. She is one of the hardest workers and wants to help others do their best as well. As President, she has raised the bar for the Suffield FFA Chapter and has led with strength, grace and resilience.”
English Teacher, Mrs. Candia-Bovi added: “Erika is a dedicated and self-motivated student who takes genuine responsibility for her learning. She consistently holds herself to high standards and is willing to put in the extra effort needed to meet them. She is focused, reliable, and driven. Her work ethic and character set a strong example for those around her.”
Math Teacher, Mr. Janick noted: “She approaches her work with care, diligence, and a genuine desire to do her very best. Beyond her academic achievements, Erika stands out for her kindness and respect toward others. She is a thoughtful and supportive presence in the classroom, always contributing positively to the learning environment. Erika’s character, work ethic and compassion make her truly deserving of this recognition.”
Congratulations to the Rotary Student of the Month for April, Nayandeep Tummalapally!
Social Studies Teacher, Miss Blais said: “Nayan is a true representative of the senior class. He has worked hard to create a beautiful balance between enriching himself and supporting his local/school communities. He strives to do well academically while also proving his leadership in various organizations from soccer, Model UN, International Thespian Society and more. He is a student who can be counted on to show up and have a clear voice to represent one of the many groups that he is a part of. His passion for helping/volunteering has only grown throughout the years.” English Teacher, Mrs. Candia-Bovi shared: “Nayan is deeply committed to growing as both a student and a person. In his writing, he consistently focuses on themes of growth, responsibility, and becoming a better human. In class, he’s fully engaged and brings thoughtful ideas to discussions. He doesn’t try to take on a leadership role in class, but he naturally becomes a leader because of the way he thinks and contributes. His ideas often help guide his classmates and push conversations to a deeper level.”
Math Teacher, Mr. Janick added, “I have had the privilege of seeing Nayan’s impact on our school community firsthand. He has generously shared his talent by performing the national anthem at several school athletic competitions, helping to create meaningful and memorable moments for all in attendance. Nayandeep is an exceptional student whose contributions go beyond the classroom, and he plays an important role in strengthening our school’s sense of pride and community. His leadership, talent, and willingness to serve others make him highly deserving of this honor.
Way to go, Erika and Nayandeep!