| Name | Nameday | Origin | Meaning |
| Lydia | Aug 3 | Greek | From Lydia |
| Kingston | Jan 21 | Old English | From the king's town |
| Jacob | Jul 25 | Hebrew | Jacob is a classic and popular boy name. It comes from the Old Testament and means “supplanter,” which is often interpreted as someone who seizes, circumvents, or usurps. |
| Major | Nov 26 | Latin | Greater |
| Ishmael | Jun 17 | Hebrew | God will hear |
| Derrick | Sep 2 | Old German | The name Derrick means gifted ruler. |
| Caleb | Dec 14 | Hebrew | Dog or Brave, courageous |
| Avan | Nov 27 | ||
| Leland | Jan 12 | Old English | From the meadow |
| Collins | Aug 19 | Irish Gaelic | Holly |
| Maddex | Dec 23 | ||
| Bryanna | Sep 6 | ||
| Lawson | Jan 16 | Old English | Son of Lawrence |
| Regina | Sep 7 | Latin | The name Regina means Queen |
| Layton | May 31 | Layton is a gender-neutral given name of British origin. This interesting name is rooted in the landscape and means "meadow settlement" or "settlement with a leek garden." It originated as a surname in England and was an old Anglo-Saxon name. | |
| Carl | Nov 4 | ||
| Julia | Apr 12 | Latin | Youthful, young |
| Christina | Nov 12 | Greek | Anointed, Christian |
| Skylar | Sep 26 | ||
| Ender | Oct 6 |