Eligen a los mejores voluntarios jóvenes de cada estado para participar del 20° Programa Anual estadounidense de Premios
Comunicato Precedente
Comunicato Successivo
Algunos ayudaron a saciar el hambre. Otros apoyaron a tropas y veteranos estadounidenses. Muchos crearon programas tendientes a inspirar en otros estudiantes el amor por las ciencias, la tecnología, la ingeniería y las matemáticas (STEM, su sigla en inglés).
Éstas son apenas algunas de las historias de los 102 jóvenes voluntarios –dos de cada estado y del distrito de Columbia– que hoy fueron Galardonados por cada Estado en el marco de los premios Prudential Spirit of Community [Espíritu comunitario Prudential], un programa nacional cuyo objetivo es honrar a estudiantes de 5° a 12° año por su vocación destacada de servicio voluntario. El programa de premios, ya en su vigésima edición, es impulsado por Prudential Financial, conjuntamente con la Asociación Nacional de Directores de Escuelas Secundarias (NASSP).
Cada uno de los 102 Galardonados por cada Estado recibirá USD 1000, una medalla de plata grabada y un viaje a Washington, D.C., para principios de mayo con todos los gastos pagos durante cuatro días de eventos de reconocimiento nacional. Durante el viaje, se nombrará a diez de ellos como los voluntarios jóvenes más destacados de los Estados Unidos en 2015.
Además de los Galardonados por cada Estado, los jueces del programa destacaron a 234 alumnos de todo el país como Finalistas Distinguidos por su admirable trabajo de servicio a la comunidad. Cada uno de ellos recibirá una medalla de bronce grabada. Y a otros más de 500 postulantes se les entregaron Certificados de Excelencia por su trabajo voluntario. (Ver lista adjunta de Galardonados por cada Estado y Finalistas Distinguidos.)
Muchos de los Galardonados por cada Estado y los Finalistas Distinguidos de este año fueron reconocidos por su ayuda a gente con cáncer y recaudación de dinero para fines de investigación. Varios ayudaron a algunas comunidades a recuperarse de catástrofes naturales, y a otras, a prepararse para ellas. Muchos de estos jóvenes voluntarios destacados suministraron alimento, libros y útiles escolares a jóvenes con necesidades, y muchos otros encontraron la manera de hacer que otros estudiantes se involucraran en actividades de servicio comunitario.
Más información acerca del trabajo voluntario de los Galardonados por cada Estado y los Finalistas Distinguidos en http://spirit.prudential.com.
“Es un verdadero honor para Prudential destacar el aporte de estos notables jóvenes voluntarios”, dijo el presidente y director ejecutivo de Prudential, John Strangfeld. “Esperamos que al destacar la diferencia que han hecho en sus comunidades, otros se inspiren y se involucren activamente en el trabajo voluntario.”
“Estos estudiantes no sólo han mejorado sus comunidades con su vocación de servicio voluntario verdaderamente ejemplar, sino que también han sido un muy buen ejemplo para sus pares”, dijo JoAnn Bartoletti, directora ejecutiva de NASSP. “Cada una de sus historias demuestra el impacto que puede generar una persona joven cuando decide marcar una diferencia.”
Acerca de los Premios Prudential Spirit of Community
Los Premios Prudential Spirit of Community representan el mayor programa de reconocimiento a jóvenes de Estados Unidos basado sólo en el servicio voluntario. Todas las escuelas medias y secundarias públicas y privadas del país, así como todos los consejos de Girl Scout, organizaciones 4-H del condado, divisiones de la Cruz Roja Americana, Asociaciones Cristianas de Jóvenes (YMCA) y filiales de HandsOn Network, pudieron elegir a un estudiante o miembro para que reciba un Premio Prudential Spirit of Community local. Estos Galardonados Locales pasaron a revisión por parte de un panel de jueces independiente, que eligió a los Galardonados por cada Estado y a los Finalistas Distinguidos sobre la base de criterios como iniciativa personal, esfuerzo, impacto y crecimiento personal.
Durante su estadía en Washington, D.C., los 102 Galardonados por cada Estado –un alumno de nivel medio y otro de secundaria de cada estado y del distrito de Columbia– visitarán los monumentos más famosos de la capital, conocerán a otros jóvenes voluntarios líderes de otras partes del mundo, asistirán a galas de premios en el Museo Nacional de Historia Natural del Instituto Smithsoniano, y visitarán a sus representantes del Congreso en el mismísimo Congreso de los Estados Unidos. El 4 de mayo, 10 de los Galardonados por cada Estado –cinco alumnos de nivel medio y cinco de secundaria– serán reconocidos como los voluntarios jóvenes líderes 2015 de Estados Unidos. Estos Galardonados Nacionales recibirán como premio otros USD 5000, una medalla de oro, un trofeo de cristal y un subsidio por USD 5000 otorgado por la Prudential Foundation para la organización de beneficencia sin fines de lucro que desee cada galardonado.
Desde la creación del programa en 1995, más de 100.000 jóvenes voluntarios han sido galardonados en el ámbito local, estadual y nacional. Las filiales de Prudential también llevan a cabo al programa en Japón, Corea del Sur, Taiwán, Irlanda, India y China. Además de entregar sus propios premios, el programa de Premios Prudential Spirit of Community también distribuye los premios Volunteer Service [Servicio voluntario] del Presidente para condecorar a los Galardonados Locales en nombre del presidente estadounidense Barack Obama.
Acerca de NASSP
La Asociación Nacional de Directores de Escuelas Secundarias (NASSP) es la organización más importante que representa a directores, vicedirectores y directivos de escuelas medias y secundarias de todo Estados Unidos y otros 35 países. La asociación une y atrae a dirigentes de escuelas con defensoría, investigación, educación y programas estudiantiles. La NASSP defiende intereses en nombre de todos los dirigentes de escuelas a fin de garantizar el éxito de cada estudiante y consolida las prácticas de liderazgo en escuelas mediante el diseño y la entrega de experiencias de aprendizaje profesional de alta calidad. Reflejando su compromiso de larga data con el desarrollo de liderazgo estudiantil, la NASSP administra la Sociedad Nacional de Honores, la Sociedad Nacional de Honores Júnior, la Sociedad Nacional de Honores de Enseñanza Primaria y la Asociación Nacional de Consejos Estudiantiles. Para más información acerca de la NASSP, ubicada en Reston, Virginia, visite www.nassp.org.
Acerca de Prudential Financial
Prudential Financial, Inc. (NYSE:PRU), empresa líder en servicios financieros, opera en los Estados Unidos, Asia, Europa y Latinoamérica. El plantel diverso y talentoso de empleados de Prudential ha asumido el compromiso de ayudar a clientes individuales e institucionales a hacer crecer y proteger sus activos con una amplia gama de productos y servicios: seguros de vida, rentas vitalicias, servicios de retiro, fondos de inversión mobiliaria y gestión de inversiones. En los EE.UU., el símbolo icónico de la roca de Prudential ha representado la fortaleza, la estabilidad, la pericia y la innovación durante más de un siglo. Para más información, visite www.news.prudential.com.
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Galardonados por cada Estado y Finalistas Distinguidos 2015 |
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Alabama |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Corinne Phillips, 17, Hope Christian School, Pelham |
| Samuel Sherling, 12, Fort Dale Academy, Greenville |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
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Cameron Gallups, 14, Hewitt-Trussville Middle School, Trussville |
| Brittany McDade, 18, Faith Christian School, Anniston |
| Kerri Tang, 16, Hoover High School, Hoover |
| Morgan Whetstone, 17, Spain Park High School, Hoover |
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Alaska |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Cassandra Adams, 17, Ketchikan High School, Ketchikan |
| Amara Sanguni, 12, Girl Scouts of Alaska, Anchorage |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Jayton Rizzo, 18, American Red Cross of Alaska, Anchorage |
| Jenevia Wika, 15, South Anchorage High School, Anchorage |
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Arizona |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Matthew Kaplan, 17, Tesseract School, Phoenix |
| Benjamin Meyer, 14, Emmanuel Lutheran School, Tempe |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Meagan Bethel, 17, Tucson High Magnet School, Tucson |
| Tara Dugel, 17, Phoenix Country Day School, Paradise Valley |
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Ciella Hatfield-Burke, 17, Lake Havasu High School, Lake Havasu City |
| Charles Huang, 18, BASIS Oro Valley, Oro Valley |
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Emily Jordan, 18, Xavier College Preparatory High School, Phoenix |
| Reid Maurice, 18, Shadow Mountain High School, Phoenix |
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Arkansas |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Heather Jackson, 17, Pike County 4-H, Murfreesboro |
| Colbe Cortez, 12, Bethel Middle School, Alexander |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Rebecca Aguilera, 17, Maumelle High School, Maumelle |
| Mary Bryant, 17, Valley View High School, Jonesboro |
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Hannah Colford, 17, Arkansas Baptist High School, Little Rock |
| Katherine Sanders, 17, Batesville High School, Batesville |
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California |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Kenzie Hall, 17, Great Oak High School, Temecula |
| Raghav Ganesh, 12, Joaquin Miller Middle School, San Jose |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Dahkota Brown, 16, Argonaut High School, Jackson |
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Morgan Davidson, 17, New Community Jewish High School, West Hills |
| Alec Dominick, 17, Harvard-Westlake School, Studio City |
| Kevin Huo, 16, San Mateo High School, San Mateo |
| Angela Liu, 16, American Red Cross, San Marino |
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Samantha Ludes, 17, Newport Harbor High School, Costa Mesa |
| Anant Pai, 17, Redlands Senior High School, Redlands |
| Sonali Ranaweera, 14, Del Mar High School, San Jose |
| Ryan Traynor, 15, Saint Francis High School, Mountain View |
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Alexander Triestman, 13, Don Juan Avila Middle School, Aliso Viejo |
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Colorado |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
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Sydney Burckhardt, 17, George Washington High School, Denver |
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Madison Tatinski, 10, Corwin International Magnet School, Pueblo |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
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Addison Kleinhans, 10, Colorado Digital Academy, Lakewood |
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Garrett Ann Nevins, 17, Mountain Vista High School, Highlands Ranch |
| Nicole Steiner, 16, Legend High School, Parker |
| Breanna Wheeler, 18, Cherokee Trail High School, Aurora |
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Connecticut |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Samantha Petersen, 17, Petersen Homeschool, South Windsor |
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Holly Johnson, 13, Elisabeth C. Adams Middle School, Guilford |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
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Mikaela-Rose Blanchard, 18, East Windsor High School, East Windsor |
| Bridget Smith, 18, Girl Scouts of Connecticut, Hartford |
| Colin Wrinn, 17, Xavier High School, Middletown |
| Jane Zhang, 17, Choate Rosemary Hall, Wallingford |
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Delaware |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
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Elizabeth Quesenberry, 17, Padua Academy High School, Wilmington |
| Piper Biggs, 11, Kent County 4-H, Dover |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
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Hyung Jun Hahn, 18, Alexis I. du Pont High School, Wilmington |
| Will Kenney, 12, Millsboro Middle School, Millsboro |
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Distrito de Columbia |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
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Dionne Wright, 17, Columbia Heights Education Campus, Washington, D.C. |
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Hewan Abera, 14, Saint Augustine Catholic School, Washington, D.C. |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
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Harriet Fink, 18, Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School, Washington, D.C. |
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Jordan Giles, 17, Girl Scouts Nation's Capital, Washington, D.C. |
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Florida |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Carolina González, 18, Our Lady of Lourdes Academy, Miami |
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N'Jhari Jackson, 12, The Paideia School of Tampa Bay, Tampa |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Rachel Barcellona, 18, Dunedin High School, Dunedin |
| Alain Carles, 17, Ransom Everglades School, Coconut Grove |
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Katerina García, 16, Archbishop Edward McCarthy High School, Southwest Ranches |
| Sydney Hamilton, 16, Key West High School, Key West |
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Joshua Katz, 12, Franklin Academy Charter School, Lake Worth |
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Eve Moll, 16, St. Thomas Aquinas High School, Fort Lauderdale |
| Jared Shadkin, 15, iPreparatory Academy, Miami |
| Oliver Stern, 14, Ransom Everglades School, Coconut Grove |
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Georgia |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Evan Barnard, 16, Johns Creek High School, Johns Creek |
| Carter Ries, 13, Konos Academy, Fayetteville |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Katie Dionne, 17, North Hall High School, Gainesville |
| Jack Griffin, 16, Peachtree Ridge High School, Suwanee |
| Ansley Knight, 16, Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta, Mableton |
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Hayden Elizabeth Ramsey, 18, Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta, Mableton |
| Joshua Seides, 16, Alpharetta High School, Alpharetta |
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Samantha Stahlman, 17, Riverwood International Charter School, Sandy Springs |
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Hawái |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Alexandra Skrocki, 17, Radford High School, Honolulu |
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Kaytlen Akau, 13, Chiefess Kamakahelei Middle School, Lihue |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Jasmine Doan, 18, Seabury Hall School, Makawao |
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Jillian Madanay, 17, Lutheran High School of Hawaii, Honolulu |
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Idaho |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Chandler Beard, 18, North Fremont High School, Ashton |
| Tracie Bates-Orgill, 14, Rigby Middle School, Rigby |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Addie Lutz, 17, Grangeville High School, Grangeville |
| Benjamin Seabourn, 14, North Junior High School, Boise |
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Illinois |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
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Nicholas Tasiopoulos, 17, Libertyville High School, Libertyville |
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Madeline Hoskins-Cumbey, 14, Wheaton Christian Grammar School, Winfield |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
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Katherine Andraschko, 18, Barrington High School, Barrington |
| Brianna Carey, 17, Geneva Community High School, Geneva |
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Gabriella Cooperman, 14, Highland Park High School, Highland Park |
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Elizabeth Einig, 16, James B. Conant High School, Hoffman Estates |
| Kyla Guru, 12, Charles J. Caruso Middle School, Deerfield |
| Grace Khachaturian, 17, Centennial High School, Champaign |
| Alec Lopata, 18, Deerfield High School, Deerfield |
| Sam Papasotirioiu, 17, Libertyville High School, Libertyville |
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Indiana |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
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Makenzie Smith, 15, William W. Borden Jr.-Sr. High School, Borden |
| Olivia Keith, 11, Sand Creek Intermediate School, Fishers |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Korinna Brown, 17, Maconaquah High School, Bunker Hill |
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Courtney Dunn, 18, Greenfield-Central High School, Greenfield |
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Jacob Reynolds, 18, Warsaw Community High School, Warsaw |
| Gradyn Rogers, 15, Kokomo High School, Kokomo |
| Hannah Roper, 18, Hamilton Heights High School, Arcadia |
| Alexandra Skinner, 17, Lincoln High School, Vincennes |
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Iowa |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Mark Baudler, 17, Nodaway Valley High School, Greenfield |
| Morgan Border, 13, Webster County 4-H, Fort Dodge |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
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Jennifer Baldwin, 17, North Scott Senior High School, Eldridge |
| Alex Freeman, 18, North Scott Senior High School, Eldridge |
| Jenna Harris, 11, Waukee Middle School, Waukee |
| Emily Montelius, 16, Jefferson High School, Cedar Rapids |
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Kansas |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Megan Keller, 18, Wichita Northwest High School, Wichita |
| Caitlyn Willis, 13, Andover eCademy, Andover |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Reagan Dillow, 18, Erie High School, Erie |
| Paul Freeman, 18, Rockhurst High School, Kansas City |
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Nghia Jones, 18, International Connections Academy, Baltimore |
| Amber Kelly, 17, Atchison County 4-H, Effingham |
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Kentucky |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
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Madeline Stephenson, 17, Cumberland County High School, Burkesville |
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Amelia Lowe, 11, Greathouse/Shryock Traditional Elementary School, Louisville |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
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Hadeel Abdallah, 17, Paul Laurence Dunbar High School, Lexington |
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Alexandra Griffiths, 18, Green County High School, Greensburg |
| Hannah Irvine, 17, Boyd County High School, Ashland |
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Alexandria Myers, 18, Christian Academy of Louisville, Louisville |
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Luisiana |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Stephanie Durr, 18, Captain Shreve High School, Shreveport |
| Madeline Bethea, 13, Webster Junior High School, Minden |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Stanley Celestine, 15, Avoyelles 4-H, Mansura |
| Sean Noel, 13, Mandeville Junior High School, Mandeville |
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Isabella Summersgill, 15, Archbishop Hannan High School, Covington |
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Jack Sweeney, 17, Louisiana School for Math Science and the Arts, Natchitoches |
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Maine |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Meghan Charest, 16, Falmouth High School, Falmouth |
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Kevin Ayotte, 14, Madawaska Middle/High School, Madawaska |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
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Emma Cloyd, 18, Camden Hills Regional High School, Rockport |
| Parker Montano, 17, Cheverus High School, Portland |
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Maryland |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Robert Palmisano, 17, Hereford High School, Parkton |
| Ellie Feaga, 12, Glenwood Middle School, Glenwood |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Isabella Allen, 13, Crofton Middle School, Crofton |
| Vasiliki Argeroplos, 16, Garrison Forest School, Owings Mills |
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Zachary Azrael, 18, Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School, Baltimore |
| Athena Kan, 16, River Hill High School, Clarksville |
| Sareana Kimia, 16, home school, Bethesda |
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Marie Sgouros, 17, Girl Scouts of Central Maryland, Baltimore |
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Massachusetts |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Brian Salit, 18, Seekonk High School, Seekonk |
| Megan O'Donovan, 13, Milford Public Schools, Milford |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Annie Barringer, 17, Needham High School, Needham |
| Alexander Corcoran, 18, Dracut Senior High School, Dracut |
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Ella Dehestani, 18, Blackstone Valley Regional Vocational Technical High School, Upton |
| Alexander Denmark, 17, Sandwich High School, Sandwich |
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William Digravio, 17, Plymouth North High School, Plymouth |
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Mekalia Mason-Rollins, 17, Whitman-Hanson Regional High School, Whitman |
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Michigan |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Hunter Gandee, 15, Bedford High School, Temperance |
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Caleb White, 12, Clifford H. Smart Middle School, Walled Lake |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Alexis French, 17, Mattawan High School, Mattawan |
| Curtis Hsu, 17, Athens High School, Troy |
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Sophia Koolwick, 17, Everest Collegiate High School, Clarkston |
| John McHarg, 17, Alpena High School, Alpena |
| T'Yara McMillan, 17, Mercy High School, Farmington Hills |
| Megan Notoriano, 17, Regina High School, Warren |
| Michael Shao, 18, Detroit Country Day School, Beverly Hills |
| Julia Teatro, 17, Fenton Senior High School, Fenton |
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Minnesota |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Shivani Nookala, 17, Breck School, Golden Valley |
| Alanna Worrall, 12, Anoka Middle School, Anoka |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Claire Baker, 18, Totino-Grace High School, Fridley |
| Emily Matlack, 18, Carlton High School, Carlton |
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Manashree Padiyath, 13, Math and Science Academy, Woodbury |
| Shrey Pothini, 11, Harriet Bishop Elementary, Savage |
| Rachael Price, 17, Minnetonka High School, Minnetonka |
| Kelly Reger, 18, Edina High School, Edina |
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Misisipi |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Katie Rogers, 17, Simpson County Academy, Mendenhall |
| Shields Haire, 13, Tupelo Middle School, Tupelo |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Mary Mock, 17, Columbia High School, Columbia |
| Elizabeth Phillips, 17, New Hope High School, Columbus |
| Tolar Purvis, 18, Jackson Preparatory School, Flowood |
| Kimberly Sanchez, 18, Biloxi High School, Biloxi |
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Misuri |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Nicole Shah, 16, Greenwood Laboratory School, Springfield |
| Blake Harris, 14, Congress Middle School, Kansas City |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Sophie Bernstein, 15, Clayton High School, Webster Groves |
| Taylor Brooks, 18, Dora High School, Dora |
| Aileen Markovitz, 18, Eureka High School, Eureka |
| Jade McNeil, 17, Troy Buchanan High School, Troy |
| Jordan Richardson, 18, Platte County High School, Platte City |
| Yearam Tak, 18, St. Charles County Family YMCA, St. Peters |
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Montana |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
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Keegan Nicholson, 17, Loyola Sacred Heart High School, Missoula |
| Jayson Wanner, 13, East Middle School, Great Falls |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Shelbi Fitzpatrick, 18, Cut Bank High School, Cut Bank |
| Emily Jones, 16, Ravalli County 4-H, Hamilton |
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Nebraska |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Melissa Newkirk, 17, Burke High School, Omaha |
| Cole Jacobsen, 13, Cuming County 4-H, West Point |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| My'Kah Knowlin, 13, Lux Middle School, Lincoln |
| Kendra Staab, 18, Broken Bow High School, Broken Bow |
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Nevada |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Nasya Mancini, 17, Edward C. Reed High School, Sparks |
| Lexie Wilder, 11, Lummis Elementary School, Las Vegas |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Ryan Bobo, 14, Nevada Connections Academy, Reno |
| Nathaniel Devera, 18, The Meadows School, Las Vegas |
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Gillian Eastman, 17, Southwest Career and Technical Academy, Las Vegas |
| Keely Eshenbaugh, 17, Coronado High School, Henderson |
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Nuevo Hampshire |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Daniel Iacopucci, 18, Belmont High School, Belmont |
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Elizabeth Hughes, 11, Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains, Bedford |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Zoe Perkins, 17, Windham High School, Windham |
| Elizabeth West, 15, Merrimack Valley High School, Penacook |
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Nueva Jersey |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Arturo (AJ) Mattia, 15, Holy Cross Academy, Delran |
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William Cook, 13, Westwood Regional Jr./Sr. High School, Township Of Washington |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
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Soo Bean Jo, 18, Bergen Academy for Business and Finance, Hackensack |
| Valerie Kologrivov, 18, Ramapo High School, Franklin Lakes |
| Jessica Levy, 18, Washington Township High School, Sewell |
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Sabina London, 17, Northern Valley Demarest High School, Demarest |
| Jessica Martin, 18, Manalapan High School, Englishtown |
| Olivia Perlmutter, 18, Chatham High School, Chatham |
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Nuevo México |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
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Renaya Demarest, 18, East Mountain High School, Sandia Park |
| Justin Allen, 14, Holy Ghost Catholic School, Albuquerque |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Issach Martínez, 18, Independence High School, Rio Rancho |
| Matthew Villareal, 18, St. Pius X High School, Albuquerque |
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Nueva York |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| David Jaslow, 17, Roslyn High School, Roslyn |
| Jake Gallin, 12, Volunteer New York!, Tarrytown |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| James Fallon, 13, H.C. Crittenden Middle School, Armonk |
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Sara Friedman, 18, Sleepy Hollow High School, Sleepy Hollow |
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Shay Kerwin, 10, Wynantskill Union Free School District, Troy |
| Devin Mueller, 17, Nardin Academy High School, Buffalo |
| Brook Peters, 18, McBurney YMCA, Nueva York |
| Lillian Pravda, 15, Ramaz School, Nueva York |
| Eric Ramsay, 17, Bay Shore Senior High School, Bay Shore |
| Damon Villnave, 11, Gillette Road Middle School, Cicero |
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Carolina del Norte |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Davis Dawson, 16, Jay M. Robinson High School, Concord |
| Samuel Park, 12, Harris Road Middle School, Concord |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Anna Chesson, 17, Riverside High School, Williamston |
| Jeffrey Friday, 17, Forestview High School, Gastonia |
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Madison Howell, 17, Girl Scouts Carolinas Peaks to Piedmont, Colfax |
| Kaitlyn Karcher, 17, Smoky Mountain High School, Sylva |
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Megan Maness, 17, Girl Scouts Carolinas Peaks to Piedmont, Colfax |
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Lauren Matlosz, 16, High Point Fine Arts Academy, High Point |
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Dakota del Norte |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Nichole Hanzel, 18, Killdeer High School, Killdeer |
| Lauren Knoll, 13, Park Christian School, Moorhead |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Lauryn Hinckley, 15, Century High School, Bismarck |
| Emily Lothspeich, 17, Wyndmere High School, Wyndmere |
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Ohio |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Morlan Osgood, 16, Loveland High School, Loveland |
| Rachel Prior, 12, Tallmadge Middle School, Tallmadge |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Justin Bachman, 17, Solon High School, Solon |
| Kylynn Buchanan, 18, Washington County 4-H, Marietta |
| Eva Dickinson, 18, Our Lady of the Elms High School, Akron |
| Emma Moore, 10, L. T. Ball Intermediate School, Tipp City |
| Christian Musarra, 18, Nordonia High School, Macedonia |
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Alex O'Brien, 15, Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy High School, Cincinnati |
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Mariah Reynolds, 16, The School for Creative and Performing Arts, Cincinnati |
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Abigail Walouke, 18, William Mason High School, Mason |
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Oklahoma |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
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Alexandria (Lexie) Lerblance, 16, Pittsburg County 4-H, McAlester |
| Malayna Stober, 13, Carl Albert Middle School, Midwest City |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Emma Duncan, 17, Edmond North High School, Edmond |
| Gloria Tso, 17, Bartlesville High School, Bartlesville |
| Taylor Wood, 18, Chattanooga High School, Chattanooga |
| Alana Wynn, 17, American Red Cross, McAlester |
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Oregon |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Marissa McGinnis, 17, Mazama High School, Klamath Falls |
| Noah Miller, 14, Duniway Middle School, McMinnville |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Jessi Beyer, 16, Valley Catholic High School, Portland |
| Grant Crim, 19, Winter Lakes High School, Coquille |
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Talia Quatraro, 18, Lake Oswego Senior High School, Lake Oswego |
| Cynthia Santiago, 14, St. Mary’s Academy, Portland |
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Pensilvania |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
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Conner Hagins, 18, Bishop McCort Catholic High School, Johnstown |
| Hanna Maier, 12, Prospect Park School, Prospect Park |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
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Jamie Feldman, 17, North Allegheny Senior High School, Wexford |
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Brynn Hackett, 18, Manheim Township High School, Lancaster |
| Amy Li, 16, Upper Dublin High School, Fort Washington |
| Cavan McIntyre-Brewer, 13, The Cove School, Duncannon |
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Cameron Ohrwashel, 18, Nazareth Area High School, Nazareth |
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Jenna Shumar, 18, Brownsville Area High School, Brownsville |
| Norman Stark, 18, Cathedral Preparatory School, Erie |
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Courtney Thurston, 17, Commonwealth Connections Academy, Dickson City |
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Rhode Island |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
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Kayleigh Lapre, 16, Cumberland High School, Cumberland |
| Alyssa Grayson, 14, University of Rhode Island 4-H, Kingston |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Sarah Coutu, 11, St. Cecilia's School, Pawtucket |
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Grace D'Antuono, 18, North Kingstown High School, North Kingstown |
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Carolina del Sur |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Anna Price, 17, Richland Northeast High School, Columbia |
| John Ward, 13, Chapin Middle School, Chapin |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Makiah Belk, 18, Irmo High School, Columbia |
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Logan Fettes, 17, Hilton Head Island High School, Hilton Head |
| Brittany Joyce, 18, Hartsville High School, Hartsville |
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Shea Thomas, 17, American Red Cross Eastern South Carolina, Myrtle Beach |
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Dakota del Sur |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Abbigail Boner, 17, Castlewood High School, Castlewood |
| Jessica Benson, 14, West Middle School, Rapid City |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Danika Gordon, 12, Sturgis Williams Middle School, Sturgis |
| Emma Lucchesi, 16, Brookings High School, Brookings |
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Tennessee |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Sara Puryear, 18, Harpeth Hall School, Nashville |
| Iyonia Boyce, 14, Collierville Middle School, Collierville |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Laree Carter, 13, Riverdale Elementary School, Germantown |
| Sarah Locke, 18, Walker Valley High School, Cleveland |
| Claire Martin, 18, Cornersville High School, Cornersville |
| Morgan Munsey, 18, Sullivan East High School, Bluff City |
| Abigail Ridenour, 17, Oak Ridge High School, Oak Ridge |
| Michael Zietz, 18, Oakland High School, Murfreesboro |
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Texas |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Cullen Corr, 16, Episcopal School of Dallas, Dallas |
| Eric Li, 14, Pearland Junior High West, Pearland |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Wilson Clark, 18, Lee High School, Midland |
| Karla Espinosa, 17, Sharyland High School, Mission |
| Jake Galant, 17, St. Mark's School of Texas, Dallas |
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Jocelyn Hernandez, 18, STEM Academy @ Lee High School, San Antonio |
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Courtney Janecka, 11, River Valley Intermediate School, McGregor |
| Sanah Jivani, 17, Klein Collins High School, Spring |
| Grace Knight, 17, Bishop T.K. Gorman Catholic School, Tyler |
| Abigail Moorhead, 16, St. John's School, Houston |
| Katherine Thomas, 17, Plano West Senior High School, Plano |
| Kayce Welch, 17, Texas High School, Texarkana |
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Utah |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
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John Wesley Orton, 18, Innovations Early College High School, Salt Lake City |
| Amelia Slama-Catron, 13, Midvale Middle School, Midvale |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Alexis Carlsen, 17, Davis High School, Kaysville |
| Emilee Hamilton, 17, Mountain Crest High School, Hyrum |
| Marina McNeill, 17, Riverton High School, Riverton |
| Yvonne Ward, 17, Bountiful High School, Bountiful |
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Vermont |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
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Alexina Federhen, 17, Mount Anthony Union High School, Bennington |
| Abigail Jacunski, 13, Mater Christi School, Burlington |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Abby Miles, 17, Harwood Union High School, Waterbury |
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Peter Wilson, 16, Woodstock Union High School & Middle School, Woodstock |
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Virginia |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
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Emma Buchanan, 18, Patrick Henry High School, Glade Spring |
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Thomas "Tucker" Durham, 13, Holman Middle School, Glen Allen |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
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Bryce Badura, 17, Clover Hill High School and the Math and Science High School at Clover Hill, Hopewell |
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Unity Bowling, 15, Girl Scouts of the Commonwealth of Virginia, Richmond |
| Hannah Hardison, 17, Millbrook High School, Winchester |
| Lauren Henk, 18, Smithfield High School, Smithfield |
| Madeline Rosso, 17, James Wood High School, Winchester |
| Maeve Winter, 16, Western Albemarle High School, Crozet |
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Washington |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Leah Shin, 18, Henry M. Jackson High School, Mill Creek |
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Fiona Cowell, 12, Thurston County 4-H (Steamboat Island Kibbles & Bits Dog 4-H Club), Olympia |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Sujan Bhandari, 18, Foster Senior High School, Tukwila |
| Sebastian Castilleja, 16, Prosser High School, Prosser |
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Joshua Dugger, 18, Kettle Falls High School, Kettle Falls Mount Vernon |
| Jessica France, 17, Mount Vernon High School, |
| Skyler Hamilton, 15, Meridian High School, Bellingham |
| Nina Reckinger, 17, Newport Senior High School, Bellevue |
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Virginia Occidental |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Thad Taylor, 17, Huntington High School, Huntington |
| Emilee Ellison, 12, Wood County 4-H, Parkersburg |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Ginny Blake, 17, Huntington High School, Huntington |
| Ryan Thompson, 16, Wood County 4-H, Parkersburg |
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Wisconsin |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Marlaina Perelshtein, 17, Grafton High School, Grafton |
| Lia Haile, 11, Stangel Elementary School, Manitowoc |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Eric Beets, 18, Burlington High School, Burlington |
| Hannah Doyle, 18, Brookfield Academy, Brookfield |
| Mary Graebner, 18, J.I. Case High School, Racine |
| Maya Murzello, 18, Appleton North High School, Appleton |
| Nicolas Spindt, 11, Kettle Moraine Middle School, Dousman |
| Connor Wears, 18, Amery High School, Amery |
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Wyoming |
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Galardonados por el Estado: |
| Laura Harris, 17, Green River High School, Green River |
| Trinity Rich, 11, Douglas Upper Elementary School, Douglas |
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Finalistas Distinguidos: |
| Adam Jones, 18, Burlington High School, Burlington |
| Hannah Nieslanik, 17, Cokeville High School, Cokeville |
Para más información sobre los Galardonados por cada Estado y los Finalistas Distinguidos de los
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