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Each fall and spring, University School of Milwaukee welcomes the top 10% of its senior class into the Cum Laude Society, an organization that honors superior scholastic achievement in secondary schools.
The following 10 seniors were honored as fall Cum Laude Society inductees. Congratulations to (pictured, from left) Simrin Patel, Jake Raymond, Aida El-Hajjar, Chloe Chen, Addison Witt, Abigail Dengel, Grace Chen, Lucy Konkol, Molly Krizek, and Michael Torinus.
About the Cum Laude Society
Founded in 1906, the Cum Laude Society is dedicated to honoring scholastic achievement in secondary schools. The founders of the society modeled Cum Laude after Phi Beta Kappa and in the years since its founding, Cum Laude has grown to 382 chapters, approximately two dozen of which are located in public schools and the rest in Independent schools. Membership is predominantly in the United States, but chapters also are located in Canada, England, France, Spain, Puerto Rico and the Philippines.