Nikhil Mahadevan Nikhil’s a senior at EGHS. He’s 18. Earlier this year, Nikhil developed an application for the iPhone that would help fellow students keep track of what classes they had on a particular day. That’s because the school unveiled a new schedule this year which rotates on a six-day template. In other words, “A period” is your first period on Monday, your second period on Tuesday, your third period on Wednesday and so on. It can get confusing. So Nikhil decided to solve two problems at once: help students remember their schedule while giving himself a senior project. Every senior …

Caitlin Indermaur, 17, is a senior at EGHS. On Tuesday, she's traveling to Haiti for eight days. Caitlin is going to Haiti with her senior project mentor, Boston photographer Barbara Peacock, and others to take pictures and teach art classes. When asked by Peacock to go on the trip, she jumped at the opportunity. “I’m interested in humanitarian work and film and photography,” she said. “This is something I’ve always wanted to do. I’m interested in film too. I’m hopefully doing a documentary there too.” As for her parents, they are nervous, she said, but they understand how important the trip …

Eddye Golden Eddye’s a senior at East Greenwich High School. She's 18 years old. In 2007, Eddye got a few friends to join her in the Rhode Island walk for multiple sclerosis after learning someone she knew had MS. “I decided to take a bigger approach after that,” she said. This year, Team Golden, as it has become known, numbered in the dozens and was comprised of family members and school and family friends. Eddye has raised $14,000 for MS since that first walk her freshman year.

Jenna Villenueve, Remy Chester and Skylar Fontaine Jenna and Remy are sixth graders at Eldredge Elementary and Skylar’s a sixth grader at Hanaford. The girls are 12. All three played in the Yankee Hockey Conference Festival last month in Connecticut. Only 18 girls statewide were picked for the under-13 team. Of those,  three just happen to be sixth graders from East Greenwich. Hockey is a consuming passion for all three girls and they've all skated on boys teams too. Remy and Jenna skate for the girls team RI Ixpress. Jenna also skates for CLCF, a boys team out of Cranston. Jenna followed in …

Katie Fish Katie is an 11-year-old sixth-grader at Eldredge She cut about 10 inches off of her long blond hair so that she could give it to Locks of Love, an organization that makes wigs for children who lost their hair as a result of having cancer. Katie also raised $261 so far, which will go towards a fundraiser on April 2 at the Shannon View Restaurant for a 14-year-old Warwick boy who was diagnosed with leukemia three months ago.

Bryce MacAndrew Bryce is a junior at the Prout School in Wakefield 17-years-old For a scouting project, Bryce collected models and organized their shipment to Brooke Army Medical Hospital in San Antonio, Texas. The models will help war veterans with injured or prosthetic arms either rehabilitate or learn to use their new limbs.

Steve and Ebed Jarrell Steve is a junior at EGHS and Ebed is in the eighth grade at Cole Middle School 17-years-old / 13-years-old Older brother Steve won the high school state title in wrestling for the 145-lb weight class this weekend, while younger brother Ebed won the middle school title earlier this month for the 102-lb weight class. Both Jarrell brothers wrestle for small teams but produce big results. In fact, Cole doesn't even have a wrestling team. Ebed wrestled as an independent. Steve will wrestle in the All-New England meet this weekend.

Lee Lange 10-years-old Hanaford Elementary School When Lee Lange turned 10-years-old, instead of inviting only her best friends to her birthday party and asking for the latest toy, she invited the entire class to a bowling party and asked that they make a donation to Pennies for Patients, a charity that helps underpriviledged children with cancer. Lee raised more than $430 for Pennies for Patients at her birthday party.