Waukee Silver Cord Recognizes First Term Achievements
The purpose of the Waukee Silver Cord Program is to instill within students the importance of community service and encourage students to be accountable for investing in their own education and in the community on a regular basis during their school years. Students can volunteer in the local, national and global community and receive recognition when 25, 50, 100 and 175 hours are first achieved. Students who volunteer 175 hours by April 30 of their senior year earn the distinction of wearing a silver honor cord during their graduation ceremony.
There are approximately 825 students currently participating in the Waukee Silver Cord Program from Waukee High School and Waukee Northwest High School. Students who reached recognition milestones during the first term the 2021-22 school year are as follows:
175 HOURS
Seniors
- Ariana Aponte
- Alyssa Giles
- Madelyn Groetken
- Cody Hall
- Colin Kiernan
- Hallie Mouw
- Spencer Paulsen
- Lawson Port
- Jace Svendson
- Tanner Zerr
Juniors
- Reagan Atwood
- Briana Campbell
- Payton Strobel
Sophomores
- Jack Andersen
- Hannah Thole
100 HOURS
Seniors
- Chilana Amaratunga
- Taya Hirschy
- Isabel Loeffelholz
- Kani Mukhtar
Juniors
- Daniel Boeding
- Tyler Fix
- Brynn Herren
- Kaylee Hesterberg
- Emily Kurtz
- Kiersten Sheeder
- Abbigail Stohs
50 HOURS
Seniors
- Elise Sigler
Juniors
- Jadyn Davis-Ballard
- Jackson Minton
- Amari Myers
Sophomores
- Reagan Carmichael
- Hailey Davis
- Talan Mertz
- Nandini Patel
- Hannah Pettitt
- Liliana Voynov
25 HOURS
Sophomores
- Sydney Berger
- Caleb Briggs
- Gabrielle Buresh
- Grant Clute
- McClain Crigger
- Jenna Jones
- Elizabeth Keylon
- Jenna Le
- Wesley McPike
- Saina Narsian
- Defne Tekinalp
- Adrian Valluppara
- Olivia Wilhelm
- Haley Winnike
