Superintendent Brad Morgan and North Middlesex Regional High School Interim Principal Laurie Smith are pleased to share that two high school students were named Commended Scholars by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC).
Seniors Landon Martin and Jack Brady were recognized as part of the 2025 National Merit Scholarship Program for their exceptional academic promise. Commended Scholars were among the top 50,000 highest scorers on the 2023 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, also known as the Preliminary SAT.
As Commended Scholars, Martin and Brady received Letters of Commendation from the NMSC and the school district.
“We are so proud that these young gentlemen were recognized for their commitment and dedicated work,” said Principal Smith. “These students have contributed greatly to the school community. I look forward to seeing what they achieve as they complete their senior year and prepare for the next steps.”
“It is an honor for Landon and Jack to receive this prestigious designation,” said Superintendent Morgan. “These exemplary students represent the academic excellence that North Middlesex strives to achieve. We are so proud of them for their achievements and we wish them luck as they continue to build upon their education.”
About National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Since its founding, NMSC has recognized over 3.4 million students and provided some 451,000 scholarships worth over $1.8 billion. The honors awarded by NMSC to exceptionally able students are viewed as definitive marks of excellence. Recipients of Merit Scholarship® awards, Achievement Scholarship® awards, and corporate-sponsored Special Scholarships have increased the nation’s respect for intellectual accomplishments and have contributed significantly to its talent pool of future leaders.