Cape Henry Collegiate

"Roni Lilly joined the Cape Henry community as a sophomore and quickly found her place as someone others naturally gravitate toward. Over the past three years, she has balanced leadership, athletics, and service with enthusiasm and kindness. Kind, dependable and consistently present at school events, Roni strengthens every community she is part of. We look forward to all she will accomplish in the years ahead at Virginia Tech."

🎓 Read more about the Class of 2026's Roni Lilly: https://loom.ly/V-I6PZU

"Ryan Brown is always up for a challenge — and whatever the challenge is, he’ll take it on with his customary good nature and positive, friendly attitude. That is how he approaches varsity lacrosse, soccer, basketball and track; how he approaches his grueling summer job resurfacing asphalt; and how he approaches his volunteer work with families of autistic children. Ryan is a quintessential “good kid.” He will be missed at Cape Henry next year for his smiles, thoughtfulness and contributions to the school community, both athletically and academically. James Madison University is lucky to have him."

🎓 Read more about the Class of 2026's Ryan Brown: https://loom.ly/OpZn8r4

"A keen observer with sharp wit, Anne Crouch takes in every aspect of a math problem, crew race, biology lab or a new musical composition before taking action. Anne is as comfortable leading as she is allowing others to take the reigns, but her impact is omnipresent. Whether through fostering 20 dogs on her own or leading the Animal Outreach club’s weekly meetings; playing a guitar solo at home or being a judge for our annual Battle of the Bands; or observing surgeries at our local hospital or assisting with research alongside a doctoral resident, Anne leaves an imprint that is both measurable and unforgettable. Her future at the University of Virginia, where she was awarded the prestigious Jefferson Scholarship, is bright, and her impact here will endure."

🎓 Read more about the Class of 2026's Anne Crouch: https://loom.ly/0sJ1cSc

"Cameron Gentry stands out as a student whose journey has been shaped by curiosity, perseverance and engagement across disciplines. He has a rare ability to see connections, finding the story within statistics, the deeper meaning within history, and the personal growth hidden inside challenges that initially feel uncomfortable. Grounded in the values of the Cape Henry community and driven by clear goals for the future, Cameron exemplifies what it means to be a thoughtful, resilient and forward-looking scholar. We celebrate his accomplishments and look forward to all he will achieve next at Maine Maritime Academy!"

🎓 Read more about the Class of 2026's Cameron Gentry: https://loom.ly/DqAytEY

"Page Minihan joined Cape Henry as a freshman and quickly became a vibrant presence on our campus. Whether on the field or in the stands, Page brings energy, encouragement and an unmistakable sense of school spirit. A dedicated member of both the field hockey and lacrosse teams, she competes with determination while always uplifting those around her. Cape Henry is grateful for Page’s enthusiasm, leadership and unwavering school pride. We are excited to see the impact she will continue to make in the years ahead as she takes on new challenges at the College of Charleston."

🎓 Read more about the Class of 2026's Page Minihan: https://loom.ly/oU3InDE

From field trips to beach days, scavenger hunts and glow parties, the last week of school at Cape Henry is all about making memories!

Our teachers do an amazing job making sure students look forward to coming back in the fall. . . we miss them already! ❤️🤍

Even more field day fun. . .Cape Henry alum and Naval Academy midshipman Cyrus Desai '25 was flying overhead in a Navy jet!

Cyrus' mom, Mrs. Desai, is a kindergarten teacher at Cape Henry. Her class was so excited to hear about his adventures way up high. ✈️ 🇺🇸

Alex has never confined himself to one lane. During his time at Cape Henry Collegiate, he followed his curiosity wherever it led, from the competitive world of robotics to the stage with chorus and the podium through Cape Henry Supreme Court. He approached each opportunity with focus and genuine interest, not for recognition but for the challenge and the chance to contribute. Whether building a better robot, crafting a legal argument or helping our community think responsibly about AI, Alex made his mark and we look forward to seeing him do the same at Virginia Tech.

🎓 Read more about the Class of 2026's Alex Nelson: https://loom.ly/m5f8GaY

From an early age as a member of our lower school, Serenity has contributed to Cape Henry Collegiate in a wide variety of ways. Whether in the classroom, performing an Outkast song at assembly, participating in multiple honor societies, or being an active member of the Global Scholars program, Serenity brings a dynamic persona, a warm and compassionate heart, and a genuine approach to all she does. As she prepares to take that spirit into the next chapter of her life at the University of Mary Washington, CHC sends her off not just with pride, but with gratitude.

🎓Read more about the Class of 2026's Serenity Conley-Sutton: https://loom.ly/84AfIi8