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Ryleigh Kilmer, Mountain View Junior-Senior High School

Ryleigh Kilmer, Mountain View Junior-Senior High School

Yahoo17-05-2025
Over the next few weeks, The Times-Tribune is honored to present the profiles of each member of the Scholastic Superstars Class of 2025. These outstanding students were nominated by their schools and chosen by a panel of local officials.
Ryleigh Kilmer, Mountain View Junior-Senior High School
Q: What accomplishments are you most proud of and why?
A: I am most proud of co-founding our Fellowship of Christian Athletes club and representing our Future Business Leaders of America chapter on the state and national level. Each of these opportunities has allowed me to further develop my leadership skills.
Q: What were your most rewarding school or community activities?
A: As a member of the Susquehanna County Recreation Center volunteer committee and the Hallstead Bridgewater Church kids ministry service team, I am able to give back to my community in a positive way.
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Q: What is something you do to relax?
A: I love to go shopping and try new kinds of food.
Q: Plans after high school graduation?
A: College, and enroll in a pharmacy program to earn my Doctor of Pharmacy degree.
Q: Who do you most admire and why?
A: I admire our high school principal, Dr. (Mark) Lemoncelli. Whether it's a kind smile or a greeting by name, he makes it known that his office door is always open and that he will listen to and support each of us. Dr. Lem embodies service leadership, sets a great example for everyone who has the pleasure of knowing him, and will never hesitate to advocate for any of his students.
Q: What advice do you have for younger students?
A: Do not be afraid to reach out for help or utilize the resources around you. You will not only find assistance, but may also form a connection that will be beneficial in the future.
A little about Ryleigh Kilmer
Hometown: South Gibson
Parents: Matthew and Ashley Kilmer
Some of her honors: Susquehanna County Transcript Athlete of the Month, National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society.
Some of her activities: Future Business Leaders of America, student government, Fellowship of Student Athletes, School Counselor Advisory Council.
Some of her athletics: basketball, volleyball.
Some of her community service: The Susquehanna County Recreation Center project, church volunteer.
What her nominator said: 'She is a self-confident, intelligent young woman who will continue to flourish in life after high school.'
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