![House 4 School Counselor Rhiannon Sumner, House 4 Assistant Principal Katie Sullivan, Principal Rick Barnes and House 2 𑁋formerly House 4𑁋 School Counselor Sarah Doherty congratulate senior Ben Simpson on his recognition as a Commended Student in the National Merit Scholarship program. He, along with seniors Jayden Wu, Simone Miller and Megan Petersen, placed in the top 50,000 2025 PSAT/NMSQT scorers in the country. According to Barnes, the admin team is “trying to start the tradition of bringing [students] down [to their house office] to give a quick celebration and acknowledgement to say, ‘hey, we recognize you, we see you doing the good work and we're proud of your achievement.’” (Photo used with permission by Kaitlin Burkhardt)](https://www.lancerspiritonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Simpson-House-4-Admin-e1763014691337-1200x878.jpg)
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