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The following students have been named Semifinalists for the Park Scholarships Class of 2025: Jenna Nicole Abrams Saddle Brook, NJ Bergen County Technical High School Morounfoluwa David Agbebi Mooresville, NC South Iredell High School Raisa-Claire Aghomo Charlotte, NC North Mecklenburg Senior High School Jacqueline Aguilar-Delgado Smithfield, NC Smithfield-Selma High School Noah Jeffery Aiken Rockingham, NC Richmond Senior High School Lalitha Aiyar Virginia Beach, VA Princess Anne High School Ceyda Alabacak Chapel Hill, NC East Chapel Hill High School Caled Alameddine Chattanooga, TN McCallie School Grant K. Alexander Charlotte, NC Providence High School Sarah Ahmed Ali Oak Ridge, NC Early College at Guilford Gabriel Edward Allen Marion, NC McDowell Early College High School Sydney Abigail Alligood Washington, NC Washington Senior High School Adachi Love Amaram Petersburg, VA Appomattox Regional Governor's School Landon Joseph Amash Elon, NC Western Alamance High School Alyssa Paige Amato Ridge, NY Longwood Senior High School Yashas Sai Ambati Morrisville, NC North Carolina School of Science & Math Rachel Cactus Amburose Boone, NC Watauga High School Andrew Arcidiacono Durham, NC Trinity School of Durham and Chapel Hill Caeley Madison Arney Taylorsville, NC Alexander Early College Sahil Azad Charlotte, NC North Carolina School of Science & Math Pratik Bairoliya Morrisville, NC Enloe Magnet High School Ethan Baker Davidson, NC Community School of Davidson Sydney Grace Baker Fletcher, NC North Carolina School of Science & Math Ria Bakshi Glen Allen, VA Maggie L. Walker Governors School Aishwarya Balaji Morrisville, NC Enloe Magnet High School Jayda Anne Ballard Fort Myers, FL Canterbury School Shalyn Juanita Barker Cherokee, NC Cherokee High School Iselle Marie Barrios Tucson, AZ University High School Lucas Olson Tenai Barron Cincinnati, OH Wyoming High School Johnathan Allen Barron Wilson, NC James Hunt High School Grace Genevieve Bartow Troy, NY Academy of the Holy Names Dakota Jordan Batchek Thomasville, NC Ledford High School Khristine Banaira Bautista Whitsett, NC Triad Math and Science Academy Amaya Christina Beard Harrisburg, NC Hickory Ridge High School Caroline Alford Bender Pollocksville, NC Epiphany School Kayla Rose Bennett Mills River, NC Henderson County Early College High School William Robert Bensch Stockton, CA St. Mary's High School Elise Benware Durham, NC Trinity School of Durham and Chapel Hill Avery Marie Berg Fuquay Varina, NC Cleveland High School Evelyn Perry Berlin Asheville, NC Martin L. Nesbitt Jr. Discovery Academy Savannah Paige Berntson Burlington, NC Western Alamance High School Anika Bhadriraju Cary, NC North Carolina School of Science & Math Amrutha Shrisai Bhavaraju Belle Mead, NJ Montgomery High School Jacob Edward Blizard Mooresville, NC Mooresville Senior High School Emily Cristelle Boldor Baton Rouge, LA Baton Rouge Magnet High School Elizabeth Spencer Bond Raleigh, NC Sanderson High School Saathvik Boompelli Fayetteville, NC Jack Britt High School McKenzie Elizabeth Botbol Wilmington, NC New Hanover High School Eva Marie Boyce Easton, CT Joel Barlow High School Amanda Brooke Brandon Boonville, NC Starmount High School Katelin Pearl Brimhall Winterville, NC Junius H. Rose High School 1 Thomas Patrick Bristol Rockwell, NC Gray Stone Day School Jacob Vernon Britt Lumberton, NC Lumberton High School Daraja Nadiri Brown Charlotte, NC Mallard Creek High School Kimberly Ann Brown Greensboro, NC Northwest Guilford High School Alexa Rae Brzoska Cornelius, NC North Mecklenburg Senior High School Aniah Shanel Bucchan New Bern, NC New Bern High School Matthew Achilles Buchan Kennesaw, GA Mount Paran Christian School Savanah Grace Buck Ernul, NC West Craven High School Emma Grace Budden Cullowhee, NC Jackson County Early College High School Alex Bunch Wilmington, NC Coastal Christian High School Levi Frances Burks Westerville, OH Westerville Central High School Allison Lee Burnett Raleigh, NC Wakefield High School Benjamin Isaac Burns Winchester, MA Winchester High School Josue Bustos High Point, NC Middle College at GTCC Greensboro Brooke Noelle Butler Matthews, NC Central Academy of Technology & Arts John Wesley Butler Memphis, TN Memphis University School John Caleb Bynum Knightdale, NC North Raleigh Christian Academy Joseph Brent Campbell Mooresville, NC North Carolina School of Science & Math Samuel David Capps Dunn, NC Triton High School Daniella de la Caridad Andres Winston Salem, NC Atkins Academic and Technology High School Kelsea Bridget Carmichael Charleston, SC Charleston Charter School for Math and Science Caroline Elizaeth Causey Atlanta, GA Holy Innocents Episcopal School Savannah Oceane Cecchini Denham Springs, LA Louisiana School for Math, Science, & the Arts Raquel Cervantes Espinosa Lexington, NC Lexington Senior High School Nicholas Joseph Chance Laurinburg, NC Scotland Early College High School Aidan Douglas Chapman Omaha, NE Creighton Preparatory School Farouk Charkas Harrisburg, NC Central Cabarrus High School Anvi Srishti Charvu Apex, NC Raleigh Charter High School Dev Mayur Chheda Charlotte, NC Ardrey Kell High School Bhavika Chowdary Chirumamilla Apex, NC Apex Friendship High School Beth Wing-Ying Choy Raleigh, NC Wake Young Women's Leadership Academy Gabrian Refuerzo Chua Cary, NC Apex High School Alaya Kyelle Chubb Lorton, VA South County Secondary School Kunal Chugh Asbury, IA Hempstead High School Nathan Brennan Clark Ogdensburg, NY Ashbury College Joseph Lee Clary Shreveport, LA Caddo Parish Magnet High School William Cobb Greenville, NC D.H. Conley High School Samuel James Cochran Concord, NC Concord High School Nicholas Charles Coffman Aurora, IL Marmion Academy Katelyn Alexandra Coleman Easton, PA Easton Area High School Kamille Jeanae Coleman Matthews, NC Porter Ridge High School Keigan Rylee Coleman Newland, NC Avery County High School Micaiah Antonia Coley Greensboro, NC James B. 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