Paso Robles students named to Southern New Hampshire University’s President’s List
Paso Robles Daily News
May 17, 2026
Well, here’s some wonderful news to start the week with a smile. According to the *Paso Robles Daily News*, three of our own—students from Paso Robles—have been named to Southern New Hampshire University’s President’s List for Spring 2026. That’s no small feat; it means they earned straight A’s while juggling classes, life, and everything else college throws at you. Whether they’re studying from home or out of state, it’s always special to see our local kids recognized for their hard work.
What I love about this is how it reflects the quiet determination you see all over Paso—from the vineyards to the high school hallways. These students are carrying that same work ethic into higher education, and it’s a reminder that our community’s roots run deep, even when our branches stretch far. So next time you see one of these families at the farmers’ market or downtown, give them a high-five. It takes a village to raise a scholar, and this village is proud.
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