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Level 1 2013 National Spanish Examination Students who earned Premios de Bronce - Level 1 2013 National Spanish Examination NOTE: The information in the columns below was extracted from the information section which students completed on the Achievement portion of the National Spanish Examination. 99 - No Chapter Caroline Adamec Fisher Middle School Esparza CA Ryan Adams Walsh Middle School Kianes TX Patrick Agnew Delbarton Rodriguez NJ Hebba Ahmad Eagle Hill Middle School Senties-Nevin NY Caroline Ajamian The Madeira school Doerr MD Ryleigh Akridge Mullen High School Baldwin CO The Wardlaw-Hartridge Lara Albrechcinski Faus NJ School Melissa Alcaraz Terrell High School Trelles TX Adriana Aleu T. H. Rogers Cruz-Romero TX Emily Allen Pine View pauling FL Arnoldo Alquicira T. H. Rogers Cruz-Romero TX Guadalupe Alvarado Williams Preparatory Dominguez TX Wilmer Alvarez Williams Preparatory Dominguez TX Sharmi Amin Salisbury Academy Stringfield NC Mariam Amireh Buist Academy Gary SC Mary Amsler Incarnate Word Academy Thawley TX Amanda Anderson streamwood high denz IL Adriana Andrade Terrell High School Trelles TX PK Yonge Developmental Sarah Aranda Rodriguez-Rios FL Research School Daniel Arens Boston College High Callahan MA School Mollie Armm Grymes Memorial School Laub VA St. Andrew's Episcopal Nikhil Arora Butler MS School Joshua Arteta Heritage High School Russ NC Hannah-rose Austin Lincoln Christian School Neidow NE Julia Morgan School for Camila Avila-martinez Santos CA Girls Nicholas Ayala Delbarton Rodriguez NJ Sudbrook Magnet Middle3 Madison Badham McDonald MD School Alex Bae The Harvey School Weisman NY Mountain Lakes High Peter Balluffi-fry Larkin NJ School Neehar Banerjee Mayo High School Boyer MN Glenda Dawson High Daniel Bao Munoz Taylor TX School Boston College High Erik Barber Callahan MA School All Saints' Episcopal Brittany Barham de la Torre TX School Chloe Barnes Walsh Middle School Kianes TX North Davis Preparatory Janely Barrera Pascual UT Academy Mountain View High Jordan Barton Kilmer CA School Christ Presbyterian David Bates Perry TN Academy South Forsyth Middle Alexandra Batko Pizarro GA School South Forsyth Middle Margaret Baxter Garcia GA School Christ Church Episcopal Ellison Bay Kappel SC School Stanford Becton Bullis School Ramella MD Chase Belden Memorial Middle School Eustace CT Emmett Bell Brunswick Middle School Berisso CT Christ Church Episcopal Zoe Bell Kappel SC School Rochambeau Middle Sara Belmont Penzetta CT School Alyssa Berry John Marshall High School Frigaard MN Reed Bethune Marist School Urrea GA Ayush Bhansali Kealing Middle School Smith TX Eshwari Bhide Stratford Middle School Sanchez CA Holy Family Catholic Matthew Bianchi Davis TX School Mountain View High Cailin Bice Kilmer CA School Rachele Biltoft Mayo High School mcgarry MN Mary Birrane Mount de Sales Academy Gill MD Maddie Black woodstock high school arnold GA Emma Blahut Wayland Middle School Slossberg MA Andres Blanco Hackensack High School Gonzalez NJ Shae Blankinship Campion Academy Marin CO Pembroke Community Julia Blomberg Whitfield MA Middle School Lexington Christian Michael Blood Winckler KY Academy John Boettcher Memorial Middle School Eustace CT Arbor Preparatory High Anna Bolt Gutc MI School Savannah Country Day Emmaline Bouchillon Goodman GA School Micah Bowey The Browning School Suárez NY Aiman Boxwalla Detroit Country Day Nazelli MI Middle School Boston College High Owen Brady Callahan MA School Hannah Brandes St. John's Episcopal School buse MD Holy Family Catholic Sidney Brannam Davis TX School Ryan Braun Bullis School Hawkins MD Bishop Conaty Our Lady of Veronica Bravo Barragan CA Loretto High School Leon Breaux Marist School Buchanan GA Lark Breen Fisher Middle School Esparza CA Liberty Common High Nathan Bridgmon-fuller Deitrick CO School John W. Hallahan Catholic Grace Bridy Womelsdorf PA Girls' High School Rebecca Briones Fisher Middle School Esparza CA Josh Britt Casady Robertson OK Kinsey Brook woodstock high school arnold GA Christian Brown Wayland Middle School Slossberg MA Kings Ridge Christian Megan Brown Brahim GA School Mississippi School for Abby Bruce Henry MS Math and Science Longfellow Spanish Siarah Bruno - Mcgee Sandoval CA Immersion School Jacob Bryan Belgrade High School Lehman MT Julia Budiongan Marian High School Revenis MI Nolan Catholic High Miguel Burciaga Hernandez TX School Kevin Burke Littleton High School Powers MA Rochambeau Middle Kira Burnham Penzetta CT School Danielle Buzzard Cedar Valley Middle Blanton TX School Cambridge School of Paige Byrne Hollingsworth TX Dallas Mountain Lakes High Meaghan Cabassa Larkin NJ School Elizabeth Calabresi Moses Brown School Cano RI Andrew Cameron Sayville Middle School Martin NY Longfellow Spanish Azyariah Campbell Sandoval CA Immersion School Pembroke Community Jacqueline Campbell Whitfield MA Middle School Jillian Campbell Memorial Middle School Eustace CT Preston Campbell Brookstone School Keller GA Joshua Cantrell woodstock high school arnold GA Shiara Carbajal North High School Garcia AZ Tyler Carmichael Pine View pauling FL Phillips Preparatory Middle Nathaniel Carr Rivera AL School Caitlin Carson Lincoln Christian School Neidow NE Liz Carson Mayo High School Boyer MN Sheridan Carter Casady Robertson OK Anthony Casaccia Fisher Middle School Esparza CA Canyon Vista Midddle John Cauvin Malo TX School Bishop Conaty Our Lady of Genesis Cazares Barragan CA Loretto High School Bishop Conaty Our Lady of Sofia Cervantes Barragan CA Loretto High School Jay Chandar Canterbury School Curtis FL Sudbrook Magnet Middle3 Doniesha Chandler McDonald MD School Crystal Chang Walnut High School Harcourt-Lamb CA Mountain Lakes High Bridget Charlton Larkin NJ School Saint Augustine College Sean Chase Vogelsong NJ Preparatory School Charlotte Chason Glenelg Country School Silvestri MD Detroit Country Day Kavya Chaturvedi Nazelli MI Middle School American International Olivia Chaudhury Anrango International School of Dhaka Anner Chavarria Southside High School Venegas TX Canyon Vista Midddle Shannon Chen Malo TX School North Davis Preparatory Isabella Cherone esquivias UT Academy The Wardlaw-Hartridge Neha Chhabra Faus NJ School Dongha Choi T. H. Rogers Cruz-Romero TX Dana Chorley Dakota High School Johnson IL Anne Christopher Eagle Hill Middle School Senties-Nevin NY Tyler Christopher Belmont Hill School Montoya MA Trevor Clarida Oklahoma Christian School Ames OK Jesse Clark Pine View pauling FL Judge Memorial Catholic Kenya Clark Shepherd UT High School Ryan Clarke Fisher Middle School Esparza CA Connor Clay Belgrade High School Lehman MT South Forsyth Middle Sara Cleland Garcia GA School Philip Clement Saint Mary's Hall Tonone De Sala TX Emily Clements T. H. Rogers Cruz-Romero TX Arbor Preparatory High Dakotah Clever Brooks MI School Kimberly Clough Century High School Benson MN Julia Morgan School for Rachael Cohen Santos CA Girls Matanel Cohen-weinberg The Harvey School Lauria NY Savannah Country Day Johannah Coichy Carretero GA School Kings Ridge Christian Sydney Coker Gonzalez GA School Liberty Common High Matthew Colvin Deitrick CO School Aubrey Connell Century High School Sedarski MN South Forsyth Middle Daniela Conroy Garcia GA School Academy of the Sacred Madeline Cook Ainsworth LA Heart Peter Coppedge Belmont Hill School Montoya MA Carly Cortezi Calvert School sachar MD Liberty Common High Olivia Couch Deitrick CO School Nick Coufos Wayland Middle School Slossberg MA Kirsten Covington Incarnate Word Academy Thawley TX Academy of the Sacred Catherine Crocker Ainsworth LA Heart Mount Alvernia High Elizabeth Cronin Leahy MA School Spencer Crowl Canterbury Dickson IN Isarias Cruz-perez Kealing Middle School Smith TX Catherine Cummings Incarnate Word Academy Thawley TX Scottsdale Preparatory Samantha Cyr Cameron AZ Academy Miguel Da Silva Mayo High School Doughty ME Bryce Dahnke Brunswick Middle School Berisso CT Hannah Dail Berean Christian School Randolph TN Nicole Dal Cielo Fisher Middle School Esparza CA Savannah Country Day Kate Daly Goodman GA School Shefkije Dani Memorial Middle School Eustace CT James Danison Columbus academy chaves OH Claire Darrow Casady Robertson OK Lauren Daugherty The Principia Donoho MO Laney Davidson Oklahoma Christian School Ames OK Hunter Davis Calvert School sachar MD Davidson Fine Arts Magnet Jena Davis Himes GA School Good Shepherd Episcopal Ivan Day Day TX School Martín De Greiff Belmont Day School martinez MA Danny De Quesada Marist School Urrea GA Olivia De Quesada Marist School Urrea GA Sara Deck Fisher Middle School Esparza CA Martha Layne Collins High Victoria Dedios Croak KY School South Forsyth Middle Avery Dekshenieks Pizarro GA School Oscar Del Fierro Southside High School Venegas TX Longfellow Spanish Megan Del Valle Sandoval CA Immersion School Yanira Deleon Leon High School Neff TX José Delgado DSST: GVR High School Kalin CO Fuentes-De Jessica Demasi Wayland Middle School MA Lima Rochambeau Middle Sydney Dembski Penzetta CT School Judge Memorial Catholic Moises Diaz Shepherd UT High School Bishop Conaty Our Lady of Sarah Diaz Barragan CA Loretto High School Phillips Preparatory Middle Will Dickens Rivera AL School Kristin Dimambro Marian High School Revenis MI North Broward Preparatory Lia Dipaolo O'Brien FL School Mountain View High John Dizon Kilmer CA School Diane E. 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