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Cannon School is proud to announce the top academic honors for the Class of 2025. After four years of dedication and academic excellence, these students have earned the distinction of Valedictorian and Salutatorian based on the highest cumulative grade point averages in their class.
Annalise Leck has been named Valedictorian, achieving the highest GPA among her peers. Her outstanding academic record and service leadership exemplify Cannon’s core values of courage, integrity, passion, respect, teamwork, and kindness.
A rare academic achievement marks this year’s class, as three students share the honor of Salutatorian: Ada Hicks, Ian Kuo, and James Ter Poorten, each earning the second highest GPA in the class. Their shared distinction reflects an exceptional level of commitment, intellectual curiosity, and leadership.
Cannon School will honor these students, along with the entire graduating class, at its Commencement Ceremony on Friday, May 23, held on campus.
“We are incredibly proud of these students and their achievements,” said Mike Drew, Head of School. “Their hard work and character have deeply enriched our school community and set a strong example for future generations of scholars.”