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2018 Recognized Carson Scholars Kai Aaron2 Thomas Ahlin2 McKenna Andrew3 Grade: 6 Grade: 11 Grade: 10 Lee Virtual School Baldwin High School Santa Margarita Catholic High Fort Myers, FL Pittsburgh, PA School Rancho Santa Margarita, CA Maya Abdel Rhim6 Zainab Akanni2 Grade: 10 Grade: 12 Teko Angelicchio Jr.3 Cape Coral High School Rickover Naval Academy Grade: 8 Cape Coral, FL Chicago, IL Greater Latrobe Junior High School Katelyn Abell2 Maya Allione5 Latrobe, PA Grade: 6 Grade: 9 Mt. Airy Middle School Canterbury School Alayna Aracri6 Mt. Airy, MD Fort Myers, FL Grade: 10 Fort Myers High School Kendel Abrams7 Theodore Almeter3 Fort Myers, FL Grade: 12 Grade: 10 Susquehannock High School Serra Catholic High School Diana Arteaga3 Glen Rock, PA McKeesport, PA Grade: 10 Jones College Prep High School Mia Abrecht3 Antony Alvarado4 Chicago, IL Grade: 8 Grade: 12 Aberdeen Middle School California Academy of Samyuktha Arunkumar4 Aberdeen, MD Mathematics and Science Grade: 11 Carson, CA Pittsburgh Allderdice High School Isabella Acosta3 Pittsburgh, PA Grade: 7 Mia Amador2 Lexington Middle School Grade: 8 Ashley Asiedu3 Fort Myers, FL Lockerman Middle School Grade: 10 Denton, MD Century High School Carson Adams2 Sykesville, MD Grade: 11 Kayla Andersen3 Choctaw High School Grade: 10 Preston Averiyire2 Choctaw, OK Penn Yan Academy Grade: 6 Penn Yan, NY Stemmers Run Middle School Mitchell Adkins3 Baltimore, MD Grade: 7 William Anderson5 Glenwood Middle School Grade: 12 Darian Avery6 Glenwood, MD Walkersville High School Grade: 10 Walkersville, MD Centennial High School Christopher Agnew3 Ellicott City, MD Grade: 11 Rachel Andreola3 Centennial High School Grade: 10 Makenna Bachman3 Ellicott City, MD Thomas Jefferson High School Grade: 7 Jefferson Hills, PA The Bryn Mawr School Baltimore, MD 2018 Recognized Carson Scholars Julia Bacon2 Erick Barnard2 Nadia Beavers6 Grade: 6 Grade: 12 Grade: 9 Oklahoma Road Middle School Sarasota Military Academy Hillgrove High School Sykesville, MD Sarasota, FL Powder Springs, GA Amanda Bair2 Alexander Barnes4 Luis Becerra2 Grade: 9 Grade: 11 Grade: 12 Cambridge-South Dorchester High Winters Mill High School Elko High School School Westminster, MD Elko, NV Cambridge, MD Natalie Bartholet2 Sydnae Becton6 Andrew Baker2 Grade: 12 Grade: 11 Grade: 5 Century High School Bullis School Nolan Elementary School Sykesville, MD Potomac, MD Signal Mountain, TN Christina Battaglia6 Maddison Beene2 Makaylah Ballard3 Grade: 10 Grade: 9 Grade: 9 Notre Dame Preparatory School Pennfield High School Bishop Canevin High School Towson, MD Battle Creek, MI Pittsburgh, PA Jonathan Bauer8 Brianna Bell4 Jeanette Banko8 Grade: 12 Grade: 8 Grade: 12 Riverdale High School St. Wendelin School Colonel Richardson High School Fort Myers, FL Butler, PA Federalsburg, MD Abigail Baum3 Alexis Bentz4 Macy Banner4 Grade: 7 Grade: 10 Grade: 12 Westminster East Middle School Thomas S. Wootton High School Heritage Christian School (K-12) Westminster, MD Rockville, MD Canton, OH Gia Lauren Bautista4 Maya Berardi2 Michelle Bao9 Grade: 11 Grade: 11 Grade: 12 Wicomico High School Avonworth High School Howard High School Salisbury, MD Pittsburgh, PA Ellicott City, MD Tyler Beaty4 Katherine Berardi4 Carter Baranski2 Grade: 8 Grade: 8 Grade: 7 Alta Loma Christian School Avonworth Middle School Harns Marsh Middle School Alta Loma, CA Pittsburgh, PA Lehigh Acres, FL Alana Beaty2 Matt Kyle Bermudez3 Amber Barga4 Grade: 6 Grade: 8 Grade: 12 Alta Loma Christian School Terrace Hills Middle Versailles High School Alta Loma, CA Grand Terrace, CA Versailles, OH 2018 Recognized Carson Scholars Kaelyn Bernaldo2 Craig Birckhead-Morton3 Nicholas Bono5 Grade: 6 Grade: 10 Grade: 9 Paul Laurence Dunbar Middle Snow Hill High School Smithsburg High School School Snow Hill, MD Smithsburg, MD Fort Myers, FL Lauryn Bishoff3 Emily Borroni6 Ella Bernard2 Grade: 7 Grade: 9 Grade: 6 Southern Middle School Lincoln High School Trafalgar Middle School Oakland, MD Ellwood City, PA Cape Coral, FL Taylor Bishop3 Lily Boutelle2 Matthew Bernardo3 Grade: 9 Grade: 6 Grade: 10 Choctaw High School Cypress Lake Middle School Winton Woods High School Choctaw, OK Fort Myers, FL Cincinnati, OH Rachel Blackburn5 Ellery Bowman3 Rebekah Beutler4 Grade: 8 Grade: 7 Grade: 11 Westfield Middle School Middletown Middle School Arundel Senior High School Westfield, IN Middletown, MD Gambrills, MD Katie Blackwell2 Asia Boyd2 Sara Bevard2 Grade: 6 Grade: 6 Grade: 6 Trafalgar Middle School Awtrey Middle School Southern Middle School Cape Coral, FL Kennesaw, GA Lusby, MD Abigail Blain4 Morgan Boyd4 Zachary Bevington2 Grade: 12 Grade: 11 Grade: 6 Marina High Serra Catholic High School Canterbury School Huntington Beach, CA McKeesport, PA Fort Myers, FL Hannah Blasetti4 Logan Brightful2 Nishant Bhamidipati5 Grade: 8 Grade: 6 Grade: 10 North Fort Myers Academy for the Mt. Airy Middle School Illinois Mathematics and Science Arts Mt. Airy, MD Academy North Fort Myers, FL Ryan Briscoe3 Aurora, IL Brianna Blickenstaff2 Grade: 12 Rohil Bhinge4 Grade: 6 Northwest High School Grade: 9 Middletown Middle School Germantown, MD Woodson High School Middletown, MD Aidan Brisendine2 Fairfax, VA Olivia Bobrownicki3 Grade: 7 Lindsay Birckhead-Morton5 Grade: 10 Christ the Divine Teacher School Grade: 8 Fairmont Preparatory Acacdemy Latrobe, PA Snow Hill Middle School Anaheim, CA Snow Hill, MD 2018 Recognized Carson Scholars Emily Brittain4 Jasmine Bryant7 Morgan Butsch5 Grade: 8 Grade: 11 Grade: 9 Heritage Christian School (K-12) Caesar Rodney High School Middletown High School Canton, OH Camden, DE Middletown, MD Emma Britton3 Angela Bueso3 Kayla Cabrera2 Grade: 12 Grade: 10 Grade: 6 New Oxford High School New Life Christian School Varsity Lakes Middle School New Oxford, PA Frederick, MD Lehigh Acres, FL Allison Brown3 Phuong Vy Bui4 Evan Caldwell4 Grade: 7 Grade: 10 Grade: 10 Gulf Middle School The Early College at Guilford Heritage Christian School (K-12) Cape Coral, FL Greensboro, NC Canton, OH Imani Brown3 David Bujdos3 Tae'Shaun Caldwell2 Grade: 10 Grade: 10 Grade: 8 Broadneck High School Steel Valley Senior High School Heritage Christian School (K-12) Annapolis, MD Munhall, PA Canton, OH Alexa Brown3 Ethan Bullock4 Olivia Calkins3 Grade: 10 Grade: 7 Grade: 7 Hempfield Area Senior High School Signal Mountain Middle-High Elkridge Landing Middle School Greenburg, PA School Elkridge, MD Signal Mountain, TN Elise Brown3 Anna Callaghan3 Grade: 7 Hayden Burch2 Grade: 7 Three Oaks Middle School Grade: 12 North East Middle School Fort Myers, FL Auburn High School North East, MD Auburn, AL Eileen Browning4 Natalie Canham3 Grade: 8 Sarah Burton2 Grade: 7 Milton M. Somers Middle School Grade: 12 Stephen Decatur Middle School La Plata, MD North Harford High School Berlin, MD Pylesville, MD Travis Brummert5 Margaret Cardines2 Grade: 11 Morgan Burton2 Grade: 9 Cuyahoga Valley Christian Grade: 12 Lane Tech College Prep High Academy Steele Canyon High School School Cuyahoga Falls, OH Spring Valley, CA Chicago, IL David Bruno2 Owen Butler6 Morgan Carew3 Grade: 12 Grade: 10 Grade: 9 William R. Boone High School La Plata High School Broadneck High School Orlando, FL La Plata, MD Annapolis, MD 2018 Recognized Carson Scholars Nicole Carino4 Tyler Center7 Jisoo Choi9 Grade: 11 Grade: 11 Grade: 12 Episcopal High School Oasis High School Centennial High School Alexandria, VA Cape Coral, FL Ellicott City, MD Kathryn (Katie) Carlson5 Sarah Centore5 Nicole Ciminelli3 Grade: 12 Grade: 12 Grade: 10 Avonworth High School Canon-McMillan High School South River High School Pittsburgh, PA Canonsburg, PA Edgewater, MD Curstin Carpenter4 Hannah Cevasco3 Katherine Cinnamon2 Grade: 8 Grade: 11 Grade: 11 North Dorchester Middle School Sacred Heart Preparatory Forest Park High School Hurlock, MD Atherton, CA Woodbridge, VA Gillian Carr5 Emily Chaffer2 Evan Clark7 Grade: 12 Grade: 12 Grade: 12 Brunswick High School Winters Mill High School Warwick High School Brunswick, MD Westminster, MD Lititz, PA Alexander Carver5 Steven Chai7 Kayla Clarke2 Grade: 9 Grade: 11 Grade: 7 Cape Coral High School Centennial High School Ellicott Mills Middle School Cape Coral, FL Ellicott City, MD Ellicott City, MD Madison Cash4 Morgan Champion6 Madison Clayton5 Grade: 10 Grade: 12 Grade: 9 Cape Coral High School North Forsyth High School Crisfield High School Cape Coral, FL Cumming, GA Crisfield, MD Mackenzie Cash5 Sha'Mauri Chase-Heath2 Carson Clouse6 Grade: 9 Grade: 9 Grade: 10 North Fort Myers High School Battle Creek Central High School Cape Coral High School North Fort Myers, FL Battle Creek, MI Cape Coral, FL Nicole Castillo4 Maggie Chen2 Jacquelyn Colangelo3 Grade: 11 Grade: 12 Grade: 12 Teaneck High School Clarksburg High School Chesapeake High School Teaneck, NJ Clarksburg, MD Pasadena, MD Dinah Ceilley4 Amber Chew3 Katelyn Cole7 Grade: 8 Grade: 10 Grade: 12 Classical Christian Academy Chesapeake High School Lincoln High School North Fort Myers, FL Pasadena, MD Ellwood City, PA 2018 Recognized Carson Scholars William Collins4 Emily Costantino3 Cassidy Dameron5 Grade: 7 Grade: 10 Grade: 9 Christ the Divine Teacher Catholic Our Lady of the Sacred Heart High Estero High School Academy School Estero, FL Pittsburgh, PA Coraopolis, PA Kelsey Darber2 Hannah Collins9 Hailey Countryman8 Grade: 6 Grade: 12 Grade: 12 Washington Middle School Oakland Catholic High School North Fort Myers High School Cumberland, MD Pittsburgh, PA North Fort Myers, FL Sienna Darden3 David Collins6 Liam Cringle4 Grade: 9 Grade: 10 Grade: 9 Heritage Christian School (K-12) Central Catholic High School
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