Jamestown High School officials recently released the school’s Students of the Month for April. They are:

Chloe Roberts, a freshman and the daughter of Amber Crawford and Malcolm Roberts. Known for her kind and respectful demeanor, Chloe is a dedicated student who takes great pride in her school work, and consistently aims for honor roll each semester. She is passionate about sports, and she is currently on junior varsity softball and the junior varsity volleyball team, and is always working to improve as an athlete. Chloe is also beginning to explore future career paths and is currently considering becoming a physician assistant.

Camryn Storms, a sophomore and the daughter of Melissa and Greg Storms. Camryn is the sophomore class treasurer and sings in the A Cappella choir. In her spare time, she helps with the track team and works as a cashier at Wegmans. Camryn isn’t sure what she plans to do after graduation, but she is excited to see what her future holds.

Wyatt Olmstead, a junior and the son of Aaron Olmstead and Colleen Scott. Wyatt runs for the varsity track and varsity cross-country teams, and plays trombone in the Symphonic Band. Wyatt is an upcoming multi-instrumentalist and hopes to attend Alfred State University for mechanical engineering, mechanical design, or education.

Bradyn Stevens, a senior and the son of Jamie Lowe. Bradyn is the president of the JHS Dungeons and Dragons Club, the captain of the JHS eSports team, and an honorary member of the Gay Straight Alliance Club, The Jamestown Black Student Discussion Group, and the JHS Marching Band playing the bass drum. He is a member of the National Honor Society, and he has been spending time after school putting together a fundraiser for the Chautauqua County Humane Society. After graduation, he plans to attend the State University at Fredonia, majoring in computer science and minoring in entrepreneurship.