December 2024

Hayden Henry is a remarkable student admired by her peers for her hard work, dedication, and humility. She consistently puts the needs of others before her own, working quietly yet impactfully for the greater good. A natural leader, Hayden is generous with her time and leads by example, inspiring those around her with her actions. Academically, Hayden has excelled in a challenging schedule that includes College Credit Plus (CCP) and Advanced Placement (AP) courses. Her commitment to her academics has earned her the Medina High School Academic Distinction Award, achieving Summa Cum Laude honors in her junior and sophomore years and Magna Cum Laude as a freshman. Hayden's leadership extends beyond the classroom. She is an active member of the Medina High School National Honor Society, serves as senior class vice president of the Student Council, and holds the position of vice president of the Key Club. She is also a member of Hope Squad and HUDDLE, demonstrating her dedication to making a difference in the lives of her peers and community. Hayden's commitment to service is evident in her volunteer work with Top Soccer, a community-based soccer training program for young athletes with disabilities. Hayden is an accomplished athlete who has been a fall and winter cheerleader for the past four years and is the winter cheer captain. She also leads as captain of the Sparkle Cheerleaders, a program that fosters an inclusive environment by uniting students with and without disabilities to promote courage, compassion, and connection. Additionally, Hayden has been a valued member of the Medina High School Cross Country and Track and Field team. Upon graduation, Hayden plans to attend Ohio State University, where she plans to study Health Sciences and become a pediatric physical therapist. Hayden is the daughter of Jonathan and Soo Henry. 

Olivia Korn is an exemplary student who combines an upbeat and mature demeanor with a dedication to learning and service. An enthusiastic learner, Olivia consistently challenges herself academically through a rigorous schedule of Advanced Placement (AP),  Honors, and College Credit Plus (CCP) courses. Her hard work and commitment to excellence have earned her the Medina High School Academic Distinction Award, achieving Summa Cum Laude honors in both her junior and sophomore years and Magna Cum Laude recognition as a freshman. Beyond academics, Olivia has a heart for service. She actively volunteers at Kiwanis and PTO events, embracing opportunities to step out of her comfort zone and collaborate with people from diverse backgrounds. Olivia is a proud member of the National Honor Society and Key Club, where she continues to impact her school and community positively. In addition, Olivia dedicates her time to peer tutoring in the Joyce B. Ebner Tutoring Center, helping students in physical science. This role reflects her desire to support others and contribute to their success. After graduation, Olivia plans to attend The Ohio State University to major in biology with a Pre-Med track, aiming to fulfill her dream of becoming a cardiologist. She is the daughter of Allen and Laurie Korn.