MBS Honors Upper School Students for Dedication to Community Service Work

At a special awards ceremony on Friday, May 2, Morristown Beard School proudly honored more than 100 Upper School students for their extraordinary dedication to community service. These students have gone above and beyond in giving back—embodying the true spirit of leadership, empathy, and action.

At MBS, volunteerism isn’t just encouraged, t’s a core part of the student experience. With community service built into the curriculum for grades 9–12, students are not only meeting a requirement—they’re making a real impact. Their efforts extend far beyond campus, enriching lives, strengthening communities, and shaping them into compassionate, responsible citizens.

This celebration was more than just an awards ceremony, it was a powerful reminder of what young people can achieve when they lead with heart and purpose.

As part of the awards ceremony, The Morristown School Class of 1958 Award for Humanitarian Action was presented to Sloane Fiverson ‘25. The award recognizes a student’s record of humanitarian deeds and awareness, as well as his/her recognition that with one’s privilege comes a responsibility to care about and contribute to the well-being of others.

This year’s Frederick Cross Remington Award was presented to Meera Iyer ‘25.  The award is given by the Remington family to that student who shows genuine concern for others and diligently devotes time and effort to community service.

The following students were recognized for contributing more than 100 hours of community service: Riley Algazy '26, Nimal Amarasiri '26, Mae Bailey '25, Zachary Braun '25, Alyssa Benbassat '26, Christopher Blancuzzi '26 Jessica Byrne '25, Katherine Chandler '26, Haley Chestnut-Stein '28, Philip Cichlar '26, Carleigh Cofer '26, Evan Daniels '26, Daniel Ewing '28, Juliana Falzon '26, Trevor Gatz '26, Gianna Graziano '27, Tyler Haber '27, Oliver Herman '27, Lily Horowitz '26, Jake Kahm '26, Sophie Kotkin '26, Elliott Krupnick '27, Rebecca Lenner '25, Emily Mann '25, Sarah Marine '26, David Mensah '27, Eli Morse '28, Alexa Myers '26, Brian O’Neill 26, Rohan Pally '28, Ashley Parker '26, Daniel Raimer '26, Emerson Reinhardt '26, Tyler Rosenbaum '27, Caroline Ruggiero '27, Riley Schmid '27, Reid Snyder '26, Molly Sommer, Rebecca Stulberger '25, Charlotte Sussman '25, Sara Tang '27, Emma Tofias '27, Thomas Tucci '27, Marilee Vartanian '26, Zachary Zweibel '27.

Students who were honored for contributing more than 75 hours of community service: Nicholas Anderson '26, Ashley Badcock '28, Gabriella Biamonte ’25, Madison Blount '28, Brielle Cicchino '28, Bryce Cicchino ’26, Andrew DeKuyper '25, Ava Dipasquale '25, Sarah D’Mello '26, Kimberly Freeman '25, Sarah Freeman '25, Reagan Gatz '25, Riley Goldstein '28, Elizabeth Gottlieb '28, Kendall Hersch ’27, Quinn Jeffrey '26, Nathan Kahm '26, Nicholas Kando '28, Raidah Karriem '25, Addison Kelly '25, Jack Kornett '25, Lucas Krzanowski '25, Alexander Levy ’26, James Li '27, JoAnn Li '27, Gywneth Lischer '27, Nathan Luther ’26, Valerie Myronova ’27, Molly Neider '28, Jared Palker '27, Aasha Patel '27, Kassy Patino ’25, Isabella Ratz '25, Zoe Rawitz '27,  Ethan Resnick ’27, Noah Rosenthal '26, Isabel Rothschild '26, Mia Rubin '26, Lily Rubinfeld ’25, Camryn Sanchez '27, Ronnie Schreier '26, Suri Shah '27, Elianna Sparkman '27, Rebecca Schwartz '26, David Thompson '28, Blake Tiger '28, Benjamin Tofias '26, Grace Tuttle '26, Jenebah Tyler '25, Zipporah Weiss '26, Jacob Wong '28, Andrew Zukowsky '27, Alexis Zweibel '28.

Those who contributed between 50 and 74 hours of community service were: Riley Beck '27, Eric Bergelson '25, Kevin Chen '25, Sophie Cohen '25, Sophia Greller ’26, Liam Johnson '27, Isabella Padilla '28, Iyanna Romans '27, Jamie Rosenbloom '26, William Spencer '25, Jacob Suna '25  and Nicholas Troiano ’25.

Congratulations to all!