Twin Valley High School recently honored its Rotary Students of the Month for April. The awards went to seniors Nathan Sedgwick and Sloane Wolfe.

Nathan has been a part of the baseball program all four years of high school, spending the last two years on the varsity squad. He has also been a member of the National Honor Society and the Technology Student Association. Nathan will attend Penn State University.

Sloane serves as president of the National Honor Society. She has worked with the American Civil Liberties Union in securing policies protecting student free speech, she has been recognized by the National Association of Student Councils as a National Distinguished Student Leader, and she serves as a regional representative and executive board member for the Pennsylvania Association of Student Councils. In March, she was recognized as a United States Senate Youth Program delegate, which allowed her to spend a week in Washington, D.C., and receive a $12,500 scholarship. She recently won the Berks' Best Communications Award and a scholarship from the Polish American Heritage Foundation. Sloane is a member of Actors' Equity Association and the International Thespian Society and is serving her second term as a state thespian officer. She was named an AP Scholar with Honor and a Coca-Cola Scholars Semifinalist, and the College Board honored her with the Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award. She also won the Roger Taylor Four-Way Test Rotary Speech Contest. Sloane serves as a legislative intern for Rep. Paul Friel and a national presenter for Students4Good. Sloane plans to major in political science or public policy in college with the goal of becoming the first female U.S. senator from Pennsylvania.