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ighth Grade students participated in the 31st annual Christopher Columbus ■OanMa leptsand
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Jcholastic Olympics. Awards were received as follows: Isabella Jimenez, first place,
nglish; Michelle Haubold, first place, Spanish; Cristina Urquidi, second place,
cience; Natali Rey, second place, history; Laura Rabassa, second place, math;
Lmanda Betancourt, Lauren Jauregui, Isabella Prio, Zelmira Rizo-Patron, second
llace, general skills; Rebecca Corbishley, third place, religion; Myriam Sitterson, Seventh Grade students developed their
bird place, math; Courtney Dowell-Esquivel, third place, science. writing skills by creating a series of informative
newsletters.
Junior High Seventh Grade students qualifed
for the DUKE Talent Identification Program as
follows: Victoria Abinader, Coco Alvarez-Mena,
Victoria Baez, Elizabeth Cabrerizo, Sofia Carratala,
Camila Conesa, Anne Marshall Criser, Isabella de
la Guardia, Nicole Diaz, Sara Dwyer, Catherine
Forster, Gabriela Gomez, Rachel Guilford,
Samantha Haubold, Maria Sophia Hornbacher,
Alexandra Intriago, Daniela Lopez/Victoria Lopez,
Ai|een Martin, Anna Martinez, Cristina Monendez,
c ;rcu Katherine Newton, Patricia Nicolas-Nader, Daniela
Pachon, Natalie Rodriguez, Serena Tovar-Otis,
Alexis Vidaurreta, Camila Villa, Isabella Vizoso and
Kaitlyn Wells.

Eighth Grade history classes went on
field trips to Vizcaya and the Barnacle
where they learned about the history l l l l I I S
of two important landmarks in our
local community. * rn m i