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Level 3 2013 National Spanish Examination Students who earned Premios de Bronce - Level 3 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 Kristina Abicca Etowah High School Larrotta GA Regina Acosta Temple High School Gasper TX Kevin Aguilar Williams Preparatory Salinas TX Ahmed Ahad Canterbury School Veale FL Mazin Ahmad EC Glass High School Hodges VA Providence Career Technical Isaura Alavrez Mendiburu RI School Jesus Alberto Franklin High School Noguera NJ Hannah Aliazzi Hawken School Komocki OH Hanley Allen Mount de Sales Academy Salazar MD Benjamin Anderson penfield high school teeter NY Claire Anderson Cardinal Ritter High School Hill IN Caroline Angles St. Teresa's Academy.org Gargallo MO Isabella Aquino Mount de Sales Academy Salazar MD Brooke Arnold Cherry Creek High School Jones CO Saint John's Preparatory Ellen Arnold Talic MN School Jacqueline Arnold Mount de Sales Academy Salazar MD Lindsey Arrillaga Mountain View High School Morgan CA Abby Austin PK Yonge DRS Santiago FL John Austin Westlake High School Jimeno TX Aron Aziz Columbus Academy Larson OH Pittsford Mendon High David Azzara Ebert NY School Ben Bailey Webb School of Knoxville Brown TN Daniel Bailey Canterbury School Veale FL Avery Baker The Hockaday School Kelly TX Nicolás Baker Central Catholic High School Compean-Avila TX Liberal Arts and Science Jacob Baldwin Czaplinski TX Academy High School Chelsea Banawis LASA High School browne TX Fayetteville-Manlius High Mary Barger Tzetzis NY School Jordan Barham Woodstock High School Larrotta GA Benjamin Barmdan Mountain View High School Roach CA Central Columbia High Rebecca Barnes Taylor PA School St. Rita of Cascia High Ryan Barr Yanez IL School Megan Barrett Notre Dame Academy Arrendol MA Kenny Bassett Cherokee High School Huller GA Thomas Baumgartner Boulder High School Hidalgo CO King's Ridge Christian Caroline Beasley Casavant GA School Jacob Beckham Woodstock High School Larrotta GA Emily Beckman Central Magnet High School Pinson TN Robbie Belcher Central Magnet High School Pinson TN Britny Bench Temple High School Gasper TX Saint John's Preparatory Andrew Bender Talic MN School Morgan Benson Saint Edward's School Dunbar FL Conor Bent Mullen High School DeHaan CO Weronika Bialek streamwood high denz IL Holly Biggs Mount de Sales Academy Salazar MD Arbor Preparatory High Marissa Bius Hughes MI School Kathleen Blanck St. Teresa's Academy.org Gargallo MO Elisabeth Blossom Hawken School Komocki OH Yesenia Bonilla Poolesville High School Rivera-Rivera MD Upper Merion Area High Kayla Bono satterfield PA School Upper Merion Area High Elizabeth Botto satterfield PA School Emily Bourlas Amity Regional High School Regan CT Zachary Boyce Mountain View High School Morgan CA Sutton Bradley Cherry Creek High School Jones CO Denver School of Science Joseph 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