Tahlequah High Celebrates Top Academic Achievers of the Class of 2024

Tahlequah High School has announced the top seniors of the Class of 2024, recognizing twelve students for their academic performance. These students rank in the top 3% of their class and have also been active in extracurricular activities.

Emma Butler and Bella Myers are the leading students, each with a GPA of 4.780. Emma Butler, at the top of her class, has received the National Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and the AP Scholar with Distinction title. She participates in the Science Club and Academic Team and plans to study engineering and applied physics at Tulsa University. Bella Myers has earned the National Indigenous Recognition award and is the co-captain of the Academic Team. She intends to study supply chain management at The University of Arkansas.

Mary Katherine 'Katie' Moore and Francisco Ramirez have the second and third highest GPAs. Moore, a member of the 5A Tennis Academic State champions team, plans to pursue a law career at the University of Arkansas. Ramirez is preparing for a career in virology and plans to study biology at Brown University.

Other notable seniors include Matthew Talburt and Daily Molloy, ranked fourth and fifth. Talburt is aiming for a double major in mechanical engineering and economics/finance at the Wharton School at UPenn. Molloy, tied for fifth with Maralah Morgan, plans a career in dental hygiene.

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