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School Name School Statestudent First Name Student Last Name School Name School StateStudent First Name Student Last Name South Philadelphia High School PA Estephany Abedejos ASPIRA Olney Charter High School PA Patrick Acheampong Winslow Township High School NJ Brittany Adams Upper Moreland High School PA Leslie Adeoye Esperanza Academy Charter High School PA Rogelio Aguilar Christopher Dock Mennonite High School PA Abigail Anderson Haddonfield Memorial High School NJ Isaak Anderson Thomas Edison HS/ John Fareira Skills Center PA Brittany Arguelles-Fernandez Neshaminy High School PA David Arnott Strawberry Mansion High School PA Fatmata Bah Chester County Technical College High School-PennockPA BridgeMoises Campus Baires Gloucester County Institute of Technology NJ Catherine Baitinger Downingtown STEM Academy PA Sharika Bamezai Cheltenham High School PA Meredith Barr Springside Chestnut Hill Academy PA Leah Beight LEAP/STEM Academy University Charter High SchoolNJ Destiny Bingham Philadelphia H.S. for the Creative & Performing ArtsPA Maya Bjornson Florence Township Memorial High School NJ William Blakeslee Bishop Shanahan High School PA Paul Blanchard Vineland Senior High School NJ Liliya Bondarenko Lindenwold High School NJ Wendy Bonilla Abington Senior High School PA Jeffrey Bradley Devon Preparatory School PA Andrew Bright Pinelands Regional High School NJ Kylie Browne Malvern Preparatory School PA Luke Bushner Technical College High School - Pickering CampusPA Omarra Byrd Trenton Central High School NJ Luis Calderon Archmere Academy DE Zixin Cao The Charter School of Wilmington DE Jaimie Carlson Gloucester Catholic Junior Senior High School NJ Zachary Carney Bridgeton High School NJ Melanie Carrion School of the Future PA Patience Carter Conrad Schools of Science DE Chris Catalan Lankenau High School PA Olivia Chandler Riverside High School NJ Christina Chang St. Hubert Catholic High School for Girls PA Megan Chatham The Hun School of Princeton NJ Emily Chen Ss. John Neumann and Maria Goretti High SchoolPA Arianna Chua Downingtown East High School PA Andrew Ciciriello Holy Ghost Preparatory PA Dan Connell Renaissance Academy Charter School PA Ann Crabb Universal Audenried Charter High School PA Sapphire Crawford Kennett High School PA Emily Cziraky Holy Spirit High SChool NJ Christina Dalzell Penns Grove High School NJ Jakob Davenport William Penn High School DE Lisa Davis Cherokee High School NJ Mark DeCesare Villa Maria Academy High School PA Katherine DeFonzo John W. Hallahan Catholic Girls' High School PA Ana DeJesus Washington Township High School NJ Parth Desai BODINE HIGH SCHOOL for INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRSPA Kelsey Desire Hammonton High School NJ Madalyn DiBona Woodstown High School NJ Alexa DiGregorio Absegami High School NJ Patrick Dinh Gloucester City Jr. Sr. High School NJ Joshua Dobbins Merion Mercy Academy PA Kathleen Dolan Multi-Cultural Academy Charter School PA Christie Dor World Communications Charter PA Emmanel Douge HAVERFORD HIGH SCHOOL PA SHANNON DOUGHERTY Coatesville Area Senior High School PA Paul Draper Haddon Heights Jr-Sr High School NJ Morgan Driver Upper Merion Area HS PA Marisa Egan Valley Forge Military Academy PA John Ensle La Salle College High School PA John Ernandez Radnor High School PA Louis Esser Hatboro-Horsham HS PA Erika Exton Holy Cross High School NJ Nicholas Falcone Penncrest High School PA Ethan Fein Jack M Barrack Hebrew Academy PA Jonathan Feld Abraham Lincoln High School PA Willy Ferreiras Gwynedd Mercy Academy High School PA Anne Fillenwarth Cardinal O'Hara High School PA Lindsay Fitzpatrick Clayton High School NJ Derek Foglein Roman Catholic High School PA Phillip Forrence Avon Grove High School PA Marcus Forst Quakertown Community High School PA Colin Fowler Overbrook High School NJ Alexis Freiling Springfield High School PA Alexis Galantino Atlantic City High School NJ Erin Gallagher Maple Shade High School NJ Brielle Gehringer Benjamin Franklin High School PA Alberta Gibbon Cumberland Christian School NJ Joshua Ginchereau Chester County Technical College High School-BrandywinePA Elizabeth Campus Glah-Maya Upper Darby High School PA Molly Gormley Pottstown High School PA Nicole Grassi Williamstown High School NJ Rachel Greco Notre Dame High School NJ Madeline Griffith Central High School PA Dalya Hahn Delaware School for the Deaf DE Sanober Halepota St. Elizabeth High School DE John Harkins Franklin Towne Charter High School PA Jake Harris Owen J. Roberts HIgh School PA Shannon Harris Lower Merion High School PA Joan He St. Augustine Prep NJ Michael Henry Egg Harbor Township High School NJ Anthony Hoang Tower Hill School DE David Hobbs Haddon Township High School NJ Luther Hoheisel The Tatnall School DE Dana Holloway Council Rock High School South PA Donald Holton Timber Creek Regional High School NJ Natalie Hopkins The Christian Academy PA Elyse Hutcheson Cherry Hill High School East NJ Sumun Iyer Woodbury High School NJ Brock Juliano Pennsbury High School PA John Killoran Hamilton High School West NJ Joshua Knowles Camden County Techncial Schools - Gloucester TownshipNJ CampusJacky Kong Delaware County Christian School PA Victoria Kravets Pennsville Memorial High School NJ Kyle Kuhns Audubon High School NJ Brandon Lanchang W B Saul 7100 Henry Ave PA Doung Lau Triton Regional HIgh School NJ Timothy Lemon Solebury School PA Alex Leone West Catholic Preparatory School PA Zhi Yang Lin Great Valley High School PA Julia Liu Philadelphia High School for Girls PA JiaQI Liu J.R. Masterman PA Katherine Loboda St. Joseph's Preparatory School PA Robert Loftus Trenton Catholic Academy NE Marcus Lomi Mariana Bracetti Academy Charter School PA Fernando Lopez-Pabon MaST Community Charter School PA Collin Loughead Academy at Palumbo PA Kimberly Ly Monsignor Bonner & Archbishop Prendergast HighPA SchoolJoanna MacIntosh Lower Cape May Regional High School NJ Taylor Mahon South Hunterdon Regional High School NJ Julia Maier Willingboro High School NJ Quacy Mars-Dolphin Palmyra High School NJ Donald Martocello Pennridge High School PA Jacqueline Matz Paul M. Hodgson Vo-Tech High School DE Tiddy Mauti Rancocas Valley Regional High School NJ Casey McBride Wildwood Catholic High School NJ Sarah McBride Country Day School of the Sacred Heart PA Lauren McDevitt Girard Academic Music Program PA Olivia-Mei McDowell Saint Basil Academy PA Casey McGrath Cab Calloway School of the Arts DE Reilly Megee Methacton High School PA Neel Mehta The Agnes Irwin School PA Elizabeth Miller Wilmington Christian School DE Aaron Miller Camden County Technical Schools/Pennsauken CampusNJ Leah Minuche Philadelphia-Montgomery Christian Academy PA Faith Modricker Delsea Regional High School NJ Louis Moffa Paul Robeson High School for Human Services PA Maliyah Moment Ridley High School PA Kaitlin Moore Phoenixville Area High School PA Savannah Mudd Highland High School NJ Ahmed Mustafa West Philadelphia High School PA Jannatul Naima Eastern Camden County Regional High School NJ Namita Nandakumar Central Bucks High School South PA Connor Nash Northeast High School PA Kathleen Nguyen Bishop McDevitt High School PA Daniel Nguyen Kensington Creative and Performing Arts High SchoolPA Xuan Nguyen Hopewell Valley Central High School NJ Russell Nicholson Bucks County Technical High School PA Darren Norton Delaware Valley Regional High School NJ Adam Novotny Paul VI High School NJ Dylan O'Brien Burlington County Institute of Technology NJ Jessica O'Hara Perkiomen Valley High School PA Samantha Paisley Buena Regional High School NJ Robert Panco The Arts Academy at Benjamin Rush PA Megan Paraschak Nazareth Academy High School PA Madeleine Parkes Cinnaminson High School NJ Madison Parry Bensalem High School PA Parth P. 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