East Liverpool High School recognizes Sierra Reed as Scholar of the Month
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EAST LIVERPOOL -- East Liverpool High School recognizes Sierra Reed, a member of the Class of 2027, as its Scholar of the Month. Reed was nominated by her French teacher, Amy Smith, in recognition of her exceptional academic performance, leadership, dedication, and involvement throughout the school community.
The daughter of Nickie and Rick Reed, Reed has distinguished herself as an outstanding student whose commitment to excellence extends well beyond the classroom. Through her academic achievements, athletic leadership, extracurricular involvement, and career preparation, she exemplifies the qualities of a well-rounded student and the values of Potter Pride.
"Sierra is an exemplary student who is intrinsically motivated," said Smith. "She is thorough and always on top of her studies. In addition, she is a fantastic leader both in sports and in the classroom."
Throughout her high school career, Reed has demonstrated an extraordinary commitment to leadership, service, and school involvement.
A four-year member of the East Liverpool High School Varsity Cheerleading Team, Reed currently serves as team captain. Her dedication to the sport has earned her numerous accolades, including recognition as a three-time Universal Cheerleaders Association (UCA) All-American and recipient of the 2026 Varsity Cheer Coaches Award.
Beyond athletics, Reed has established herself as an active leader in several student organizations. She is a four-year member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA), where she serves as secretary, and holds an officer position with SkillsUSA, a national career and technical student organization.
Her extensive extracurricular involvement also includes membership in Student Council, Stage Door Society, Culture Club, Outdoor Adventure Club, and French Club. She has participated in the latter three clubs throughout her four years of high school.
Reed's commitment to academic achievement is reflected in her membership in both the National Honor Society (NHS) and National Technical Honor Society (NTHS), organizations that recognize students for their academic excellence, leadership, character, and accomplishments in career and technical education.
In addition to maintaining a strong academic record and participating in numerous school activities, Reed has taken advantage of opportunities to develop practical workplace skills.
She is employed at Crockery City Creamery and Confectionary and serves as an intern at Hidden Haven Salon. These experiences have allowed her to strengthen her communication, professionalism, responsibility, and workplace readiness while balancing the demands of academics and extracurricular activities.
Following graduation, Reed plans to attend Kent State University, where she intends to pursue a degree in nursing.