Plains College has released its Spring 2026 president’s list, recognizing more than 400 students for outstanding academic performance.
To qualify, students must achieve a 4.0 grade point average while completing at least 12 credit hours during the semester.
Honored students represent many of the South Plains communities, including Littlefield, Olton, Sudan, Springlake, Muleshoe, and Hale Center. Notably, Muleshoe led with the most recognized students, followed closely by Littlefield.
The following students were named to the Spring 2026 president’s list: Skylar Brantley, Caleb Caudillo, Matthew Chambers, Elizabeth Hackler, Boston Haltom, Ky Hays, Kamryn Jimenez, Kate Ketchersid, Avery McCain, Maggie McNeese, Emily Mendoza (Littlefield); Macie Reese, Kodee Roque (Olton); Kauy Carr (Sudan); Angelina Godwin (Springlake); Isaac Campos, Riley Clifton, Araceli Cruz, Melody Gonzalez, Maria Herrera, Randi Hughes, Abigail Jones, Jayden Li, Sergio Magallanes, Naomi Muniz, Tru Navarette, Ellah Smith, Anthony Villanueva (Muleshoe); Esai Flores, Lionel Martinez, Liliana Rodriguez, Gilberto Rodriguez Gambino (Hale Center).
South Plains College continues to play a key role in preparing students for successful careers and higher education, as demonstrated by the impressive number of students receiving President’s list honors while supporting communities across the South Plains.