Spring 2023NCEA Youth Virtues, Vision and Valor Awards

img1NCEA Youth Virtues, Vision and Valor Awards
Eleven Catholic school students are the recipients of the NCEA 2022 – 2023 Youth, Virtues, Valor and Vision Award (YVVV). This award recognizes students in elementary and secondary schools who through selfless service, determination, innovation and strong ideals are changing the world while bearing witness to their Catholic faith.The NCEA Youth Virtues, Valor and Vision Award program is made possible, through the generosity and support of NCEA corporate partner Archangel Education + Technology.
img2Cooper Boeckman
St. Francis of Assisi School
St. Louis, MO
Archdiocese of St. Louis
img3Shaurya Jadhav
Reitz Memorial High School,
Evansville, IN
Diocese of Evansville
img4Kira Kent
Notre Dame Academy
Park Hills, KY
Diocese of Covington
img5Lorenzo Martinelli
St. Xavier High School
Louisville, KY
Archdiocese of Louisville
img6Sofia Parfomak
Bishop O’Connell High School
Arlington, VA
Diocese of Arlington
img7Armando Parrish
Bishop Lynch High School
Dallas, TX
Diocese of Dallas
img8Johanna Polarek
Pacelli Catholic Schools
Stevens Point, WI
Diocese of La Crosse
img9Ella Schoenborn
Academy of the Holy Names
Albany, NY
Diocese of Albany
img10Alex Daley
St. Charles Catholic School
Bloomington, IN
Archdiocese of Indianapolis
img11Ella Spoonmore
St. Charles Catholic School
Bloomington, IN
Archdiocese of Indianapolis
img12Lilah Takes
Wahlert Catholic High School
Dubuque, IA
Diocese of Dubuqueimg13
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