Read about the Academy's star students & role models.
Pictured above, from left to right: Suhaani Gupta, Jasmine Mudhar, Pranav Sitaraman. Image credits: Eagle Eye, 2023.
Every month, 1-2 seniors receive the Student of the Month Award after being nominated from the school. They receive the award from Edison Rotary Club after the monthly breakfast. There are four other schools in attendance. The students write a bit about themselves and acceptance speeches which are read at the breakfast.
Jasmine Mudhar and Suhaani Gupta were awarded the Student of the Month Award in September 2023. Pranav Sitaraman was awarded last week for October. Read about them here or on the Edison Academy Website!
About the Students:
Jasmine Mudhar is a senior at Edison Academy Magnet School. Jasmine is a dedicated, service-oriented student. With over 450 hours of volunteer work, she is connected with various organizations and clubs. She is Interact president and the Chief Editor for the school newspaper, The Eagle Eye. She serves as a Safety Ambassador and Peer Mentor. Outside of school, Jasmine is involved with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, volunteering for over 130 hours and raising over $19,000. Jasmine has volunteered with Centrastate Hospital and Raritan Bay Medical Center and is a certified EMT. Jasmine hopes to serve the community as she works towards her goal of becoming a physician and completing research.
Suhaani Gupta is a senior at Edison Academy Magnet School on the Electrical and Computer Engineering track. She strives to connect her passion for logic and reasoning with her love for spreading knowledge in her pursuits throughout and beyond high school. She accomplishes this in school as President of the RWJ Safety Ambassadors chapter, Vice-President of Interact Club, and the Educator of Girls Who Code. In her local community, she seeks out opportunities to educate her peers and younger students in various subjects, including programming and SAT prep. In her spare time, she can often be found playing tennis or consuming comforting novels. She aspires to continue her volunteer work providing accessible education to all as she moves on to college.
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