Patch and T-Mobile have teamed up to celebrate local star students making a big impact in their communities.
Pennsylvania is full of bright, driven young people making a difference in and out of the classroom. That’s why Patch and T-Mobile have teamed up to spotlight students excelling in academics, athletics and community service.
Check out these exceptional Pennsylvania students making a big impact. And if you know a student who deserves a shoutout, we want to hear about them! Click here to nominate them for a chance to be featured as a Star Student on Patch!
Jacob Strader: The Furlong teen planned and oversaw the construction of the project at the Chandler Hall senior living community in Newtown. Strader started planning the Eagle Scout project last summer and oversaw its construction over two weekends in the fall at the non-profit Quaker-based Continuing Care Senior Living Community. Read more here.
Annika Batavia: A Seneca Valley School District student-run fundraiser has generated more than $11,000 for performing arts initiatives. The fundraiser, “Risings Stars of Seneca Valley,” was the brainchild of senior Annika Batavia. Read more here.
Will Kleman: The Villanova University senior blended his love of music and fantasy in his first ever book, “Bygones, Volume I: Jome’s Secret.” Read more here.
Zach Peckman: The New Hope-Solebury student earned the title of Junior National Champion at the 2024 United States National Jump Rope Championships, winning gold in the speed endurance event in the junior male (under 16) division. Read more here.
These exceptional students are just a glimpse of the incredible talent in Pennsylvania. The future is certainly looking bright! If you know a Star Student making an impact in your community, nominate them today to be featured on Patch!