The Salisbury High School chapter of the Pennsylvania Association for Gifted Education recognized the 10 SHS graduating students with the highest cumulative average for the 2015 graduating class with a breakfast May 26.

The students, along with the college they will be attending and their course of study, are: Kaitlyn Toman, Lehigh University, majoring in civil engineering; Hannah Kahn, Pennsylvania State University, majoring in biomedical engineering; Kyra Lagunilla, Pennsylvania State University, majoring in biomedical engineering; Makenna Lenover, Bryn Mawr College, majoring in classical archaeology and anthropology and Hannah Marze, University of Pittsburgh, majoring in nursing.

Also, Lucas Vitalos, Drexel University, majoring in computer science; Michael Palmer, University of Delaware, majoring in chemical engineering; Christian Tiao, Johns Hopkins University, majoring in pre-medical; Jonathan Nadraws, Moravian College, majoring in chemical engineering; Levi Renninger, Pennsylvania State University, majoring in athletic training.

For more information on the Pennsylvania Association for Gifted Education, contact Becky Glenister at 610-434-8448 or Julie Bolton at 610-966-6400.