Adrian High School Student Wins Silent Servant Award

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Adrian High School has presented its 2026 Silent Servant Award to graduating senior Jackson Boyd. The award is given annually to a student who demonstrates a commitment to community service and leadership. Boyd was recognized for his work establishing the school's men's volleyball team as a varsity sport and serving as a poll watcher during the 2024 election.

Why it matters

The Silent Servant Award highlights the importance of student involvement in the community and recognizes young leaders who are making a positive impact. Boyd's achievements in both athletics and civic engagement serve as an inspiration for other students to get involved and make a difference.

The details

Each year, Adrian Public Schools presents the Silent Servant Award to a graduating senior who has shown a strong commitment to community service and leadership. This year's recipient, Jackson Boyd, was recognized for his work in establishing the school's men's volleyball team as a varsity sport, as well as his role as a poll watcher for Cambridge Township during the 2024 election.

• The Silent Servant Award was presented to Jackson Boyd in 2026.