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The Stratford Board of Education held its 2025 Awards Presentation on June 3, 2025, celebrating the achievements of outstanding students within the Stratford School District. The event highlighted the academic and extracurricular accomplishments of two exemplary students, Nicholas Peglow and Mikaelia Curry.

The ceremony commenced with the introduction of Nicholas Peglow, the valedictorian of the class of 2026. Nicholas, son of Durota and Philip Peglow, has demonstrated remarkable academic prowess, achieving a GPA of 4.68 while engaging in advanced placement courses. His commitment to education is further exemplified through his participation in the Housatonic Community Partnership program, where he excels in engineering statistics. Beyond academics, Nicholas is actively involved in various extracurricular activities, including the math team, science Olympiad, and jazz band. He also contributes to the community as a volunteer at the Stratford Library. His aspirations to pursue mechanical engineering or applied mathematics reflect his analytical skills and intellectual curiosity. Nicholas was honored as the 2025 Abel World recipient.
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Following Nicholas, Mikaelia Curry was recognized for her contributions to Stratford High School. The daughter of Melissa Curry, Mikaelia has made a significant impact through her spirit of compassion and inclusivity. Ranked in the top 20% of her class, she has maintained a rigorous academic schedule while participating in numerous extracurricular activities. Mikaelia is a member of the National Honor Society and the National English Honor Society, where she tutors and mentors fellow students. Additionally, she serves as vice president of the Black Student Union and Be the Good in Connecticut, leading volunteer efforts and promoting diversity and inclusion. With over 100 hours of community service, Mikaelia exemplifies leadership and dedication to service. She was awarded one of the CAME Leadership Awards for the 2025 year.

The event concluded with a call for applause for both students, recognizing their hard work and commitment to their education and community. The awards presentation served as a testament to the achievements of Stratford's youth and their potential to make a positive impact in the future.

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