Owings Mills-Reisterstown Patch Honors Class Of 2020

Owings Mills-Reisterstown Patch wants to provide a way to share the achievements of our high school graduates, even if it's in a small way. With in-person instruction canceled through the end of the 2019–2020 academic year due to the coronavirus, we know many high school seniors are feeling sadness about missing these milestone high school events.

We hope that this will give the community a way to share their pride in our class of 2020 high school graduates.

If you'd like to add your graduate, fill out the form here.

Here are the class of 2020 high school graduates our readers wanted to recognize:

Morgan Elizabeth Boston, Franklin HS and Community College of Baltimore County

Morgan will be going to Miami University (Ohio), as a premed-psychology student.

From the family: "We are so proud of you! Continue to pursue your dreams! Not only a high school diploma but an Associate's Degree! You are awesome!"

Wayne Brooks, Franklin High School

Wayne will be attending West Virginia Wesleyan as a business major and member of the football team.

From the family: "Congratulations Wayne, your hard work has paid off. Continue to pursue and achieve great things! We love you and can’t wait to see what amazing things you accomplish in the future."

Briana DeMarcy, Franklin High School

Briana is a Towson University Honors College pre-nursing major.

From the family: "Beyond proud of you and your accomplishments! Can’t wait to see what the next four years bring!"

Jaida Garnes, Franklin High School

Jaida will be attending Stetson University majoring in psychology.

From the family: "Congratulations Jaida! We are so proud of you and can’t wait to see all of the great things that God has in store for you!"

Noah Glaser, Franklin High School

Noah will be studying biology at University of Maryland College Park.

From the family: "So proud of all your accomplishments and know you will continue to soar."

Jeremy Jones, Franklin High School

Jeremy will be attending CCBC.

From the family: "Congratulations Jeremy! We are so proud of you and love you very, very much! Love, Dad, Mom, Jacob, and Jasmine"

Andie Kalkstein, Franklin High School

Andie will be attending the University of Delaware as a nursing major.

From the family: "We are so proud of you and know that you can accomplish anything. Always follow your dreams. We love you!!"

Daisy Oberfeld, Franklin High School

Daisy will be attending University of Tampa.

From the family: "Thirteen plus years of school have helped prepare you to soar."

Jordan Osterweil, Franklin High School

Jordan will be a University of Maryland Life Sciences Scholar majoring in cell biology & genetics.

From the family: "Congratulations Jordan! We are so proud of your accomplishments!"

Priya Shah, Franklin High School

Priya will be a public health major on a pre-med track.

From the family: "We are so proud of you! Keep doing what you love each and every day!"

Simon Spath, Franklin High School

Simon will be attending University of South Carolina - accepted to Darla Moore business school.

From the family: "Congratulations Simon. You’re Amazing and the best has yet to come. Love mom"

Lara Dada, Garrison Forest School

Lara will be attending college in the fall.

From the family: "Congratulations Lara! We’re so proud of you!"

Donovan Gill, New Town High School

Donovan will attend CCBC, majoring in mechanical engineering.

From the family: "Congratulations we are so proud of you. Love Mom, Dad, Darrien and DaVaughn"

Sianah Holloway, New Town High School

Sianah will be attending Salisbury University.

From the family: "Congratulations!! This is the beginning of your life. You can do absolutely anything you set your mind to. Happy graduation!!"

Lance A Lucas Jr., New Town High School

Lance would like to pursue a career in law enforcement.

From the family: "Lance I am so proud of you and all you have achieved you are an awesome young man. The sky is the limit. Love Mom"

Joshua Childs, Owings Mills High School

Joshua will be attending Community College of Baltimore County.

From the family: "Joshua is definitely a high achiever who has done well in senior year and loves to film and create videos. He has a successful YouTube channel called Jay The Mogul where he vlogs about teen/young adult life. His creativity, faith in God and genuine care for others will get him far. Congratulations Josh and all seniors!!!"

Najayia cook, Owingsmills High

Najaya will be going to trade school/working in healthcare.

From the family: "Congratulations keep up the good work."

D’Artagnan Henderson Jr., Owings Mills High School

D'Artagnan plans to take up a trade and design his own clothing line.

From the family: "Congratulations, From Mom and Dad and family. We love you!! You did it!!!!"

Jonathan Lewis, Arlington Baptist School

Jonathan will be attending the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) majoring in Mechanical Engineering.

From the family: "Congratulations, Jonathan. We are so proud of you and the young man you have become. Greatness is Your Destiny. Love, Mom & Dad"

Jasmyne Alexander, Milford Mill Academy

Jasmyne will be attending Temple University in Philadelphia, PA majoring in Business and minoring in Theatre.

From the family: "Congratulations Jasmyne!!! Your hard work has paid off. Go and make a difference keeping God first!"

Cherie Sewell, Milford Mill Academy

Cherie will be attending NCCU.

From the family: "Congratulations!!!!

Marlayia, Milford Mill Academy

Marlayia will be attending college for psychology.

From a loved one: "Journeys are always here to conquer"

Hayden Schindler, Pikesville High School

Hayden will be attending Stevenson University as a new member of their cross-country team!

From the family: "Congratulations Hayden, we are so proud of you and of how much you’ve grown and accomplished over these last four years!"

Did we miss your grad? Fill out the form here. Patch will be updating this post until May 31.

See Also:

• Virtual Graduation Ceremonies: BCPS Releases Schedule
• Eateries Offering Free Goodies To 2020 Grads In Owings Mills