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2018 COLLEGE SAVINGS MATCH AWARDEES First Name Last Name High School County Zuhur Abdi Winnetonka High School Clay Michaela Amarello Belton High School Cass Lizbeth Ambriz-Fernandez J.C. Harmon High School Wyandotte Arlette Andrade Grain Valley High School Jackson Abigail Appling Fort Osage High School Jackson Anirudh Atluri Lincoln College-Prep Academy Jackson Julia Bond Crossroads Academy Jackson Rheanne Branstietter Fort Osage High School Jackson Isyss Brenner North Kansas City High School Clay Jeremy Cruz Park Hill High School Platte Aishaila Ester Park Hill South High School Platte James Forristal Park Hill High School Platte Koree French Ewing Marion Kauffman School Jackson Denver Gardner Spring Hill High School Miami Jocelyn Godinez Crossroads Academy Jackson Albaro Gonzalez-Soto Wyandotte High School Wyandotte Rebecca Graham Bonner Springs High School Wyandotte Jonathan Greene Oak Park High School Clay Paul Helton Wyandotte High School Wyandotte Aubrey Her Sumner Academy Wyandotte Gemma Hernandez Notre Dame De Sion School Jackson Mimi Htay Washington High School Wyandotte Chyler Hughes Washington High School Wyandotte Kayla Jones Olathe East Senior High School Johnson Tytiana Jones Ewing Marion Kauffman School Jackson Monisha Kami Biswa Shawnee Mission North High School Johnson Anna Kasindi East High School Jackson Christianna Kasunic Shawnee Mission North High School Johnson Claire Kenyon Pleasant Hill High School Cass William Lange St. Thomas Aquinas High School Miami Grace Livia Liberty North High School Clay Gianni Louisa Olathe West High School Johnson Anna Loyd Park Hill High School Platte Veronica Ludwig-Whipple St. Pius X High School Clay Keagon Madison Pleasant Hill High School Cass Alicia Madrigal J.C. Harmon High School Wyandotte Hunter Mann Park Hill High School Platte Maleah Marquez Park Hill High School Platte Alley Mathis Ewing Marion Kauffman School Jackson Chaya Mauk Belton High School Cass Mackenzie Mccurdy-Decker Belton High School Cass 2018 COLLEGE SAVINGS MATCH AWARDEES First Name Last Name High School County Laurissa Mcmillan Gardner Edgerton High School Johnson Itzel Mendez Crossroads Academy Jackson Janet Mendez Lee's Summit High School Jackson Andrea Morfin Valencia Ruskin Senior High School Jackson Kaleb Mumma Platte County High School Platte Jack Neidt Lee's Summit North High School Jackson Alissa Newby Van Horn High School Jackson Faith Packer Sumner Academy Wyandotte Kashmira Patel Oak Grove High School Jackson Olivia Purkey Oak Grove High School Jackson Nicole Ramsey Oak Park High School Clay Isabella Rodriguez Winnetonka High School Clay Daly Rosenbloom Oak Park High School Clay Cain Rother Park Hill High School Platte Kaia Seitz Turner High School Wyandotte Amelia Simental Spring Hill High School Johnson Katie Sinclair Spring Hill High School Miami Ella Sowle St. Teresa's Academy Platte Laine Swanger Winnetonka High School Clay Shyionna Thatcher University Academy Jackson Elizabeth Tittrington Park Hill High School Platte Jorge Valdez-Reynosa Wyandotte High School Wyandotte Kathryn Vasquez-Guardado Ruskin Senior High School Jackson Zackariah Wheatley East High School Jackson Joy Widmer Shawnee Mission North High School Johnson Shakyra Wilburn Notre Dame De Sion School Jackson Amayia Williams Platte County High School Clay Tobin Wise Pleasant Hill High School Cass Jonathon Worstell Belton High School Cass .

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