Main Line Student of the Week

 Sacred Heart Academy’s Maeve Harvey is Main Line Student of the Week (Oct. 23-29) To read the article on Maeve Harvey click here     A junior at Sacred Heart Academy, Maeve Harvey has achieved highest honors throughout her time at SHA, while taking all honors and AP classes. She has been a student representative as a freshman, sophomore and junior. She is vice president of the Irish Diaspora Center’s program for high school students, and a member of Daughters of Christ and Robotics Club, and a student ambassador. She also participates in tennis and crew for Sacred Heart Academy.

 Merion Mercy Academy's Jada Boose is Main Line Student of the Week (Oct. 16-22) To read the article on Jada Boose click here     A senior at Merion Mercy Academy, Jada Boose is President of the school’s Black Student Union, a member of the Merion Mercy Music Theater and Mock Trial team, a core anchor and broadcaster on Good Morning Merion, and a member of the Blue Key Society and National Honor Society. She also is an accomplished dancer who has been dancing outside of school since she was 3 years old.

 Haverford School's Asa Winikur is Main Line Student of the Week (Oct. 9-15) To read the article on Asa Winikur click here    Asa Winikur was selected by his peers last spring to be the 2023-24 Student Body President at The Haverford School, and at the school’s Opening Assembly, in collaboration with Head of School Tyler Casertano, he challenged community members to take action in service of building a community of belonging, connection, and engagement. Winikur also serves as a leader of Haverford School’s Peer Counseling, a program where students meet to practice deep listening and co-counseling. The program is designed for the boys to come to understand that they are not alone, that they are buoyed by caring friendships with their classmates, and that everyone – regardless of race, class, or achievement, carries burdens. A two-time participant in the LLS Student of the Year Foundation, Winikur has led the charge for the Fords for a Cure team in which students work to raise money

 Agnes Irwin's Alimah Jalloh is Main Line Student of the Week (Oct. 2-8) To read the article on Alimah Jalloh click here     A senior at Agnes Irwin, Alimah Jalloh is the school’s Student Body President, co-president of Bel Cantos (a capella group), senior class editor for The Lamp (yearbook), member of the robotics team, and is heavily involved in the school’s theater program. Jalloh also is a member of the Cappies Board, an awards program for writing and theater.