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Introducing The Class of 2020's Valedictorian and Salutatorian

Immaculate High School proudly announced that Hunter Kirkman is the Class of 2020’s Valedictorian and Sean Guiry is the Salutatorian.

Valedictorian Hunter Kirkman will attend Northeastern University in the Honors Program and major in Mechanical Engineering. Hunter is a Distinguished Honors student, a recipient of the 2019 Carson Scholarship, a National Merit Scholarship Program Finalist with a perfect SAT math score of 800 and received a National Merit Corporate Scholarship from Northeastern University, as well as the Gregory K. LiVolsi Memorial Scholarship and the Walter J. Szewczuk Memorial Scholarship.  He is also a Harvard Book Award recipient, and received the IHS Student Citizenship and Outstanding Senior awards and the President’s Volunteer Service Award. Hunter is a member of the National Honor Society, the Mu Alpha Theta Math National Honor Society, the Science National Honor Society and the English National Honor Society. Hunter has served on the Student Council, as President of Campus Ministry, as a member of the Peer Leadership Club, Key Club and Engineering Club and as a Student Ambassador. Hunter was also named Immaculate High School's Student of the Year. 

Salutatorian Sean Guiry will attend Northeastern University, where he received a Dean’s Scholarship, and major in Computer Science and Computer Engineering. At Immaculate, Sean is a Distinguished Honors student and a member/treasurer of the National Honor Society and the Science National Honor Society. He received the National Honor Society Officers Award, the Outstanding Senior Award and Walter J. Szewczuk Memorial Scholarship. Sean is a talented pianist and a three-sport athlete, having played varsity soccer, basketball and outdoor track for Immaculate, and was named a Scholar Athlete by the CAS-CIAC and was selected to the 2020 Boys Basketball All-State D1 Team and named by GameTimeCT to the All-State Boys Basketball Second Team. Sean has received the President’s Volunteer Service Award and the Rensselaer Medal for his dedication and excellence in science and math.