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2020 Recognized Carson Scholars Maya Abdel Rhim 7 Allie Alder 2 Emma Anderson 3 Grade: 12 Grade: 9 Grade: 6 Cape Coral High School Wellington High School Stillwater Christian School Cape Coral, FL Wellington, FL Kalispell, MT Katelyn Abell 4 Maya Allione 7 Faith Andreen 2 Grade: 8 Grade: 11 Grade: 6 Mt. Airy Middle School Canterbury School Havre de Grace Middle School Mt. Airy, MD Fort Myers, FL Havre de Grace, MD Evyn Ableson 2 Theodore Almeter 5 Rachel Andreola 5 Grade: 8 Grade: 12 Grade: 12 Gooden School Serra Catholic High School Thomas Jefferson High School Sierra Madre, CA McKeesport, PA Jefferson Hills, PA Mia Abrecht 5 Maelan Altberger 3 McKenna Andrew 5 Grade: 10 Grade: 7 Grade: 12 North Harford High School Hereford Middle School Santa Margarita Catholic High Pylesville, MD Monkton, MD School Rancho Santa Margarita, CA Isabella Acosta 5 Mia Amador 4 Grade: 9 Grade: 10 Teko Angelicchio Jr. 5 Fort Myers High School North Caroline High School Grade: 10 Fort Myers, FL Ridgely, MD Greater Latrobe Senior High School Dwija Adamala 2 Reza Amanahu 3 Latrobe, PA Grade: 9 Grade: 9 Olympia High School Western School of Technology and Oluwafunto Animasaun 3 Olympia, WA Environmental Science Grade: 6 Baltimore, MD Robert E. Peary Middle School Omoleye Adeyemi 3 Gardena, CA Grade: 12 Elle Amevo 3 Chesapeake High School Grade: 7 Alexandra Anthenien 2 Baltimore, MD Bunche Middle School Grade: 9 Atlanta, GA Northwood High School Mitchell Adkins 5 Pittsboro, NC Grade: 9 David An 2 Loyola Blakefield Grade: 11 Alayna Aracri 8 Baltimore, MD Greater Latrobe Senior High Grade: 12 School Fort Myers High School Joy Agwu 3 Latrobe, PA Fort Myers, FL Grade: 12 Spencerville Adventist Academy Ella Anderson 7 Spencerville, MD Grade: 12 Venice High School Venice, FL 2020 Recognized Carson Scholars Marie Aramouni 2 Andrew Baker 4 Alana Beaty 4 Grade: 12 Grade: 7 Grade: 8 Inlet Grove Community High Signal Mountain Middle-High Northern Middle School School School Dillsburg, PA Riviera Beach, FL Signal Mountain, TN Tyler Beaty 6 Isabel Armstrong 3 Makaylah Ballard 5 Grade: 10 Grade: 7 Grade: 11 Northern High School Pikesville Middle School Bishop Canevin High School Dillsburg, PA Pikesville, MD Pittsburgh, PA Nadia Beavers 8 Diana Arteaga 5 Kensi Bancroft 3 Grade: 11 Grade: 12 Grade: 7 Hillgrove High School Jones College Prep High School Northwest Middle School Powder Springs, GA Chicago, IL Taneytown, MD Leyu Belachew 2 Natan Atherton-Schacht 2 Nathaniel Barr 3 Grade: 9 Grade: 8 Grade: 7 Serra Catholic High School West Sound Academy Oklahoma Road Middle School McKeesport, PA Poulsbo, WA Sykesville, MD Brianna Bell 6 Preston Averiyire 4 Alexandra Basto 2 Grade: 10 Grade: 8 Grade: 6 Butler Area Senior High School Stemmers Run Middle School Lehigh Acres Middle School Butler, PA Baltimore, MD Lehigh Acres, FL Allison Bender 2 Darian Avery 8 Christina Battaglia 8 Grade: 9 Grade: 12 Grade: 12 Chatham Central High School Centennial High School Notre Dame Preparatory School Bear Creek, NC Ellicott City, MD Towson, MD Charlotte Benfer 2 Makenna Bachman 5 Hannah Bauer 2 Grade: 6 Grade: 9 Grade: 11 Mt. Airy Middle School The Bryn Mawr School Century High School Mt. Airy, MD Baltimore, MD Sykesville, MD Aubrey Beougher 3 Ava Baginski 3 Charlotte Bauermann 3 Grade: 7 Grade: 6 Grade: 7 Mariner Middle School Cherry Hill Middle School Hereford Middle School Cape Coral, FL Elkton, MD Monkton, MD Katherine Berardi 6 Amanda Bair 4 Abigail Baum 4 Grade: 10 Grade: 11 Grade: 9 Avonworth High School Cambridge South Dorchester High Winters Mill High School Pittsburgh, PA School Westminster, MD Cambridge, MD 2020 Recognized Carson Scholars Matt Kyle Bermudez 5 Sukanya Bhattacharya 2 Evan Bland 2 Grade: 10 Grade: 12 Grade: 5 Grand Terrace High School at the Heritage Hall Horton Middle School Ray Abril Jr. Educational Complex Oklahoma City, OK Pittsboro, NC Grand Terrace, CA Atharv Bhave 2 Hannah Blasetti 6 Kaelyn Bernaldo 4 Grade: 12 Grade: 10 Grade: 8 Canon-McMillan High School North Fort Myers High School Paul Laurence Dunbar Middle Canonsburg, PA North Fort Myers, FL School Rohil Bhinge 6 Brianna Blickenstaff 4 Fort Myers, FL Grade: 11 Grade: 8 Ella Bernard 4 W.T. 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