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David Hubbard-Thompkins '25: Student of the Week, March 21, 2025

March 21, 2025
By Archbishop Carroll High School

David Hubbard-Thompkins '25, Mercy House member and St. Helen School alumnus, with Ms. Tiffany Hunsinger

David is always a kind presence and has a positive attitude.  He helps his classmates and encourages them in whatever way they need.  He is the first to clean up a mess or fix something, even if it is not his responsibility and does so without wanting any credit.  He asks engaging questions and genuinely wants to learn about the subject matter.

-Ms. Tiffany Hunsinger

 

Favorite Restaurant:

Roosters

Favorite Movie:

Good Burger

Place I'd love to travel:

Tokyo, Japan

What activities are you involved in at Carroll?

I have played football and run on the track team for three years. I'm currently in the National Honor Society and a member of the Student Engagement Committee, and I did Model UN for two years. 

What's your favorite part about being a student at Carroll?

My favorite part of being a student of Carroll is having faculty that truly are mentors for students and show genuine concern. I also love the close-knit, family feel that both the student body and faculty have fostered. 

How should school help you succeed?

School should help students excel in all areas of life. Education is important, and you should always grow in your education. Additionally, when you finish school, a person should have learned life lessons that they can apply in their further education and life. 

What's your biggest dream in life?

My dream is to lead a successful life, help solve problems, and inspire others.

What's a lesson you learned when overcoming a difficult obstacle?

I have learned that you will struggle at times in school, whether it is social or education-related. However, you should learn to grow from that experience and continue to persevere in your pursuits. 

How do you enjoy spending your free time?

I enjoy listening to music, reading manga, and hanging out with friends.

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Haili Evans '27: Student of the Week, March 14, 2025

March 14, 2025
By Archbishop Carroll High School

Haili Evans '27, Trinity House member and St. Luke Catholic School alumna, with Mr. Luke Brenner

Haili goes above and beyond to help others, including stepping up to help a student facing some learning challenges to help him stay on track during class.

-Mr. Luke Brenner

 

Favorite Restaurant:

Chick-fil a or Whataburger

Favorite Movie:

50 First Dates

What activities are you involved in at Carroll?

I do service activities when available and plan on joining Key Club.

What's your favorite part about being a student at Carroll?

Carroll has opened an endless amount of opportunities for me that I could've never imagined. The teachers here are beyond welcoming, and I've met some of my favorite people at Carroll. 

How should school help you succeed?

School should prepare me for my future, college, and jobs I may have in the future. 

What's your biggest dream in life?

My biggest dreams right now would be to get into Law School and see a Red Panda in person at a zoo. They're adorable, and I love them. 

What's a lesson you learned when overcoming a difficult obstacle?

A lesson I learned was to not be so hard on myself, and one bad thing or mistake doesn't define who I am.

How do you enjoy spending your free time?

I like hanging out with my best friends Gavin and Chris. I also like spending time with my cats and sleeping.

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Taven Hamilton '27: Student of the Week, March 6, 2025

March 06, 2025
By Archbishop Carroll High School

Taven Hamilton '27, Baltimore House, with Mrs. Suzie Sorrell

Taven is dependable and responsible and meets deadlines. He has a positive attitude and is willing to help in any way possible. His professionalism and ability to communicate with adults are skills that some students do not possess, but he has in spades. He is the embodiment of a Carroll Patriot.

-Mrs. Suzie Sorrell

Favorite Restaurant:

Taqueria Tres Hermanos

Favorite Movie:

Click

Place you'd love to travel:

Cocoa Beach, Florida

Which actor would play you in a movie?

Adam Sandler

What activities are you involved in at Carroll?

I'm on the football and track & field teams.

What's your favorite part about being a student at Carroll?

My favorite part of being a Carroll student is being able to come to school and interact with respectful people and staff, how easy it is to make friends, and fit in where you would like to be. 

How should school help you succeed?

School should help you succeed in becoming a responsible human being and should help you understand what you need to do when you want to accomplish something. 

What's your biggest dream in life?

My biggest dream in life is to become a responsible, working adult. I want to go to college, get a good career, get a nice house, get a family, and live until I'm 100. 

What's a lesson you learned when overcoming a difficult obstacle?

Things will happen to you, and you will have to go through it. You should always be faithful and positive, because if that's all you can do in that situation, then so be it. 

How do you enjoy spending your free time?

I like to spend my free time with my family, friends, or even just by myself. Sometimes it's good to be by yourself so you can reflect on your life, just think, or even just chill, listen to music, or do whatever you want.

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Michael Copeland '25: Student of the Week, March 1, 2025

March 01, 2025
By Archbishop Carroll High School

Michael Copeland ‘25, Gonzaga House member, with Ms. Emma Barlow ’15

Michael is friendly, kind, and helpful to everyone he meets. His quick wit and optimism make him a joy to have in class, both from his peers’ and teachers’ perspectives. He is eager to lend a helping hand in Latin class, Academic Team, and Latin club, and always knows how to cheer you up. Michael is a shining example of a Carroll Patriot!

 

Favorite Restaurant:

Jersey Mike's

Favorite Movie:

Fred: The Movie

Place you'd love to travel:

Switzerland

Which actor would play you in a movie?

Willem Dafoe

What activities are you involved in at Carroll?

I participate in Academic Team and Latin Club.

What's your favorite part about being a student at Carroll?

The students and the whole community are great, and there are so many opportunities offered at Carroll.

How should school help you succeed?

It should help you prepare for the various skills that will be needed in real-world jobs and careers, but also help you become a knowledgeable person.

What's your biggest dream in life?

My biggest dream is to go around Europe someday to look at cool castles and stuff.

What's a lesson you learned when overcoming a difficult obstacle?

Sometimes, the answer to your problems has been in front of you the whole time.

How do you enjoy spending your free time?

I dabble in playing video games from time to time, but I also enjoy listening to music and watching movies.

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Nicolas Young '25: Student of the Week, February 21, 2025

February 21, 2025
By Archbishop Carroll High School

Nicolas Young '25, Charity House member, with Mr. Jim Murray

Nick has exhibited what it means to intentionally grow into the profile of a Carroll Patriot. He has made the choice to set goals and act on them, improving in academics, growing spiritually, and seeking out leadership roles. Various faculty and staff have seen his noticeable growth.  He expresses a sincere desire to model this to the underclassmen as was evidenced with his leadership role on the sophomore boys retreat.

-Mr. Jim Murray

Favorite Restaurant:

Texas Roadhouse

Favorite Movie:

Grown Ups

Place you'd love to travel:

Paris, Hawaii, and Rio de Janeiro to see Christ the Redeemer

Which actor would play you in a movie?

Timothée Chalamet

What's your favorite part about being a student at Carroll?

My favorite part about being a student at Carroll is the faith and love that is spread throughout the school.

How should school help you succeed?

School helps me succeed by allowing me to learn not only the core subjects like math, English, and others, but also some of the life lessons that the teachers help me with. 

What's your biggest dream in life?

My biggest dream in life is to be someone that others can look up to and be an example that shows the goodness of God.

What's a lesson you learned when overcoming a difficult obstacle?

One of the best lessons I learned when dealing with obstacles is to take that burden and leave it in God's hands. 

How do you enjoy spending your free time?

I love to spend my free time by chasing a relationship with God, going to the Gym, and playing basketball with my buddies. 

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