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Pingree-Buchanan High School releases fourth-quarter honor roll for 2025-26

Pingree-Buchanan’s fourth-quarter honor roll again spotlights a small 7-12 school where quarterly recognition reaches a large share of the student body.

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Pingree-Buchanan High School releases fourth-quarter honor roll for 2025-26
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Pingree-Buchanan High School released its fourth-quarter honor roll for the 2025-26 school year, adding another round of academic recognition at the rural Stutsman County campus in Pingree. The school posts honor rolls at the close of each nine-week grading period, and its list is divided into two levels, an A Honor Roll for 4.00 GPAs and an A Average Honor Roll for 3.67 to 3.99 GPAs.

Students named on the quarter-four list include Chris Triggs, Peyton Carlson, Terek Kinzell, Nicholas Olson, Brynn Sorenson, Brayden Torgerson, Jorgen Tripp, Tate Widman, Violet Bohl, Jasmine Houmann, Maddie Nagel, Emmi Odenbach, Braxton Bitterman, Ethan Torgerson, Ellieahna Zimney and Joyell Tripp. With third-party school listings estimating grades 7 through 12 enrollment at roughly 58 to 63 students, the honor roll stands out as a visible marker of achievement in a small student body.

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The fourth-quarter release followed a third-quarter honor roll published March 23, 2026, and a second-quarter list published January 26, 2026. Earlier coverage also shows the same pattern in prior years, including quarterly honor-roll notices on March 31, 2025, and June 3, 2024, underscoring that the school recognizes academic performance throughout the year rather than only at graduation time.

Pingree-Buchanan Public Schools lists the high school at 111 Lincoln Ave. in Pingree, North Dakota. The district mission statement says it aims to instill life-long learning through ownership, respect and pride in education, a message reflected in the repeated quarterly roll calls for students who keep their grades in the school’s top brackets.

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