Tyngsboro High’s stars for September

Adhiti Ambati

Halle Bangura

Tyngsboro High School has selected its September Students of the Month.

: Adhiti Ambati, daughter of Rupali Pakala and Ramakrishna Ambati, is a member of the National Honor Society and the Spanish Honor Society. She has received the Outstanding Achievement in Business Award, Outstanding Achievement in Science Award, Outstanding Achievement in Visual Arts Award and Outstanding Achievement in English Award, and is a threeyear recipient of the Academic Excellence Award.

She also received the George Eastman Young Leaders Award, the Massachusetts Foreign Language Association Award for Foreign Language Activities and a Letter of Commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Program.

Adhiti is co-president of DECA and a member of PALS, the Student Council and theater. Her community service includes volunteering at a local soup kitchen, Tyngsboro Public Library, Tyngsboro Elementary School, Innovation Academy Charter School and the Student Art Gallery in the library. She plans to study to be a musician, psychologist or lawyer, and to travel the world and make a difference.

: Halle Bangura, daughter of David and Claudia Bangura, is president of the National Honor Society and a member of the Span

Natalie Barros

Kevin Carpenter ish Honor Society. She has received the University of Rochester Bausch & Lomb Science Award and Outstanding Achievement in Spanish Award, and is a two-time recipient of the Outstanding Achievement in Math Award and a three-year recipient of the Academic Excellence Award.

She is a member of the Student Ccouncil, Yearbook Club and Senior Sidekicks. she is a captain of the soccer team and also plays basketball. She has been recognized as a MidWachusett League Second Team All-star in both sports, as well as a MidWach League Academic Achievement Award recipient for basketball.

Halle volunteers at Tyngsboro Public Library, Habitat for Humanity ReStore and the a local soup kitchen. She plans to attend college and enter the medical field.

: Natalie Barros, daughter of Dan and Susan Barros, is a member of the National Honor Society and has received the Massachusetts Association of School Superintendents Award, Outstanding Achievement in Business Award, Salve Regina Book Award, Salem State University Book Award and HOBY Leadership Award, and is a three-year recipient of the Principal’s Award. She is a member of Student Government, currently serving as president of the Class of 2021, and is the student representative