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2020 UMKC-Only Awards 2020 UMKC-Only Awards First Last High School County Aisha Abdulahi North Kansas City High School Jackson Laura Aguirre Reyes Sumner Academy Wyandotte Adyan Alabudy Cristo Rey Kansas City Jackson Mathias Alem Frontier STEM High School Jackson Ekram Ali Shawnee Mission West High School Johnson Hawa Ali J.C. Harmon High School Wyandotte Reena Alshalabi North Kansas City High School Clay Hala Alsousi Lee's Summit West High School Jackson Lizbeth Alvarez Rivera Alta Vista High School Jackson Huda Ammar Frontier STEM High School Jackson Maria Baez-Cupul Frontier STEM High School Jackson Liliana Becerra-Pujols Van Horn High School Jackson Daniela Beltran Turner High School Wyandotte Ingrid Beltran Gonzaga Olathe West High School Johnson Elvin Binagi Liberty High School Clay Jayda Blackwell North Kansas City High School Clay Gabrielle Butler Lee's Summit West High School Jackson Kutina Cabrera Olathe North Senior High School Johnson Erick Camacho-Eleno Wyandotte High School Wyandotte Brisa Campos Ruskin Senior High School Jackson Dylan Carter Grandview High School Jackson Dallanary Castor Lara Sumner Academy Wyandotte Jovana Chacon Wyandotte High School Wyandotte Evelyn Chela Anaya Wyandotte High School Wyandotte Carlos Cisneros Diaz Wyandotte High School Wyandotte Lawrence Cohen Park Hill South High School Platte Kayce Cowick Van Horn High School Jackson Alexia Delgado Vina Bishop Ward High School Wyandotte Taegan Denmon Ruskin Senior High School Jackson Kimberly Diaz Zaragoza Wyandotte High School Wyandotte Juliette Diaz-Lopez Wyandotte High School Wyandotte Lydie Djiba University Academy Jackson Hailie Donaldson Lee's Summit North High School Jackson Molly Fischer Van Horn High School Jackson Alex Fonseca J.C. Harmon High School Wyandotte Symone Franks Homeschooled Jackson Kymora Freeman Sumner Academy Wyandotte Jorge Gonzalez East High School Jackson 2020 UMKC-Only Awards First Last High School County Brayan Guzman Wyandotte High School Wyandotte Michelle Guzman Northeast High School Jackson Santino Guzman Wyandotte High School Wyandotte Ahid Hamdan Ruskin Senior High School Jackson Eduardo Hernandez Wyandotte High School Wyandotte Michael Hernandez Grandview High School Jackson Iris Herrera Wyandotte High School Wyandotte Chloe Hininger Grain Valley High School Jackson Lucero Hinojos Belton High School Cass Andrew Humphrey Winnetonka High School Clay Destiny Huskey Washington High School Wyandotte Emma Jones Platte County High School Platte Clara Ketchell The Barstow School Other Reginald King Jr. Grandview High School Jackson Shfeo Lar Northeast High School Jackson Jesse Le Lincoln College-Prep Academy Jackson Autumn Lewetzow Paseo Academy of Fine and Performing Arts Platte Bishop Lohman Kearney High School Clay Juliana Lupercio-Douglas Winnetonka High School Clay Pure Ma Sumner Academy Wyandotte Ulises Madrigal Turner High School Wyandotte Danielle Makara Olathe North Senior High School Johnson Gabriela Marin Cristo Rey Kansas City Jackson Mercedes Martinez J.C. Harmon High School Wyandotte Dulce Mayorga Sumner Academy Wyandotte Maleah Mccluney F.L. Schlagle High School Wyandotte Rafia Mehmood Lee's Summit North High School Jackson Alondra Mejia Isidro F.L. Schlagle High School Wyandotte Happy Melly East High School Jackson Itzel Mendez Crossroads Academy Jackson Marco Mera Atonal Wyandotte High School Wyandotte Bri'Yanna Miller F.L. Schlagle High School Wyandotte Thuweyba Mohammed Frontier STEM High School Jackson James Nassir Ruskin Senior High School Jackson Tiffany Ngo Liberty North High School Clay Emily Nguyen North Kansas City High School Clay Erick Nicolas Bishop Ward High School Wyandotte Haleya Oestreich Van Horn High School Jackson Mary O'Reilly Harrisonville High School Cass 2020 UMKC-Only Awards First Last High School County Stephany Orellana Sanchez Ruskin Senior High School Jackson Grant Owen Liberty High School Clay Jazmine Pauly Turner High School Wyandotte Nayeli Pechi Frontier STEM High School Jackson Kelly Perea Inestroza Truman High School Jackson Sara Phan Park Hill High School Platte Isabelle Proudfit Pleasant Hill High School Cass Ana Reyes - Mendoza Lincoln College-Prep Academy Jackson Imari Roach North Kansas City High School Clay Ebony Robinson Ruskin Senior High School Jackson Alondra Rodriguez Alta Vista/Guadalupe Centers High School Jackson Jason Rodriguez Bishop Ward High School Wyandotte Naomy Saenz Sumner Academy Wyandotte Faith Scribner Van Horn High School Jackson Pamela Segoviano J.C. Harmon High School Wyandotte Janiesha Sharp Platte County High School Clay Khalil Shelton Ewing Marion Kauffman School Jackson Arnoldo Sillvestre-Ogaz Turner High School Wyandotte Asmita Sinchuri Wyandotte High School Wyandotte Kelis Smith Central High School Jackson Tennessee Taffner Grain Valley High School Jackson Amina Tahirovic Park Hill High School Platte Emma Taylor Raytown Senior High School Jackson Leslie Tellez-Munoz Olathe West High School Johnson Thi Thao Washington High School Wyandotte Ian Todt Lincoln College-Prep Academy Jackson Ashlin Towns Center High School Jackson Annie Tran Northeast High School Jackson Jorge Valdez-Reynosa Wyandotte High School Wyandotte Katie Valdovinos Raytown Senior High School Jackson Jocelyn Vang Park Hill South High School Platte John Vasquez Bishop Ward High School Wyandotte Kathryn Vasquez Ruskin Senior High School Jackson Hay Wah North Kansas City High School Jackson Tylieea Wallace F.L. Schlagle High School Wyandotte Paw Way F.L. Schlagle High School Wyandotte Samaia Williams Ewing Marion Kauffman School Jackson Arrieona Williamson Grandview High School Jackson Eleanor Willson Olathe Northwest High School Johnson 2020 UMKC-Only Awards First Last High School County Leslie Wright Lee's Summit High School Jackson Aisha Yacub Lee's Summit West High School Jackson Kristal Zamudio De La Cruz J.C. Harmon High School Wyandotte Lizbeth Zavala-Rocha J.C. Harmon High School Wyandotte Abigail Zuniga Wyandotte High School Wyandotte.
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