Kutztown Rotary Club honored Elyse Stufflet and Elise Sica as December Students of the Month during a ceremony at Kutztown Tavern on Dec. 6.
Each month throughout the school year, school administrations select one student each from Kutztown and Brandywine Heights area high schools for this award based collectively on academic achievement, school participation and community contributions.
During the ceremony, Sica and Stufflet addressed the club members, demonstrating their qualities of exemplary students. Sica performed a duet with her father.
The ceremony normally occurs during the Kutztown Rotary Club meeting on the first Wednesday of the month at the Kutztown Tavern, where the club generally hosts weekly meetings.
Elyse Stufflet
The daughter of Heidi and Christopher Stufflet of Albertis, Stufflet is a student at Brandywine Heights Area High School.
Throughout high school, she has been very active in music. Since 2020 she has been heavily involved with Marching Band, Jazz Band and Concert Band. Her main instrument is saxophone. For the past two years, she has been the drum major for the Marching Band.
Another key focus over the past few years has been sports. She has devoted a lot of time to playing softball on the varsity team from 2020 to 2023. This year she served as team captain. For the past two years, she also served as the field hockey team captain. She coaches with the Brandywine Girls Softball League and gives pitching lessons.
Stufflet is also involved with the high school juggling team and serves as captain of the Spanish Club.
In addition, she stays busy with her church and volunteers for the week of Vacation Bible School.
After graduation, Stufflet plans to attend Kutztown University and major in music education. She also wishes to continue her passion of learning in all disciplines.
Elise Sica
The daughter of Bob and Beth Sica from Kutztown, Sica is a student at Kutztown Area High School.
She is active with many activities and organizations in school, including Chorus, Select Choir, National Art Honor Society and National Honor Society. She recently starred as Dolly in the Kutztown School District’s fall musical of “Hello, Dolly!” Her other musical involvement includes County, District and Regional Chorus.
Her community service includes volunteering with Kutztown Community Partnership, Kutztown Area Historical Society, KASD’s STEAM Fair and Jazz Fest.
Sica plans on pursuing a film production degree at a four-year college after graduation.
Source: Berkshire mont
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