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Gates Millennium Scholars Class of 2016: List By Last Name Last Name First Name Gender State High School Name Abdullahi Fadumo Female KY Atherton High School Abe Jonathan Male OH Depaul Cristo Rey High School Aborisade Gabriel Male MD Bladensburg High Abul Achaiah Male DC Mckinley Technology Hs Acevedo Kelly Female CA Manual Arts Senior High Aceves Marco Male CA Citrus Hill High Acosta Diana Female CA Animo Leadership Charter Hs Adams DeShawn Male IL Voise Academy Adams Jaquesta Female FL Hialeah-miami Lakes Senior High Adams Paul Male MD Georgetown Preparatory School Adjagbodjou Adinawa Female TX Denton H S Aing Raymond Male PA Girard Academic Music Program Akinyemi Grace Female TX Elsik H S Alcantar Ernesto Male CA Channel Islands High Alcaraz Martin Male CA Alliance Stern Math Sci School Aldana Bryan Male NC Providence High Aleman Hernandez Amelia Female LA Broadmoor Senior High School Alemayehu Mati Male GA Chamblee Charter High School Ali Laki Female MI Hamtramck High School Allen Anna Female OR No High School Found Allen Cheyenne Female TX Seagoville High School Alley Zander Male TN Dresden High School Alli Soraya Female NY Hillcrest High School Almonte Daisy Female NC Union High School Alonzo Charles Male NM Santa Fe Indian School Alvarez Jose Male CA Desert Mirage High School Alvarez Juan Male TX Orange Grove H S Amador Jose Male GA New Manchester High School Amaya Sabrina Female CA Academic Performance Excellence Academy Ambia Shanjida Female NY Bronx High School Of Science Ambrosio Luis Male OK Southeast Hs Andrews Darrell Male DE Wellspring Christian Academy Andrews Tyra Female MD Northern High Anglade Kevin Male FL Glades Central Community Hs Antoine Jesseca Female FL North Miami Beach Senior High Aragon Grace Female NM Santa Fe Indian School Arana Nalany Female IL Prosser Career Academy Hs Aranda Brandon Male CA Mira Loma High Arguello-Gonzalez Marcos Male CA Watsonville High Armour Abriel Female VA Landstown High Armstrong Elsa Female WI Washburn High Arrunategui Viviana Female CA Cajon High Arueyingho Alero Female CA California Academy Of Mathematics And Science Arzabala Eduardo Male TX Eastlake High School ASHLEY SHANORRI Female FL Stranahan High School Athalye Ashay Male MA Worcester Academy Atta Eric Male OH Westerville-south High School Avendano Adriana Female TX Young Womens Leadership Acad Aweis Said Male TX George Bush H S Ayala Adyela Female TX Ford High School Ayala Jesus Male OR Lost River High School 1 of 20 Gates Millennium Scholars Class of 2016: List By Last Name Babajide Nofisat Female TX Bellaire H S Babauta Cassey Female MP Kagman High School Baca Torres Jose Male CA Harmony Magnet Academy Bah Amadou Male MN Park Center Ib World School Bahe Jefferson Male NM Gallup High Baker Cyan Female IL Lindblom Math & Science Acad Hs Baker Trenati Female IL Young Magnet High School Bancroft Michael Male NM Santa Fe Indian School Baral Deodatta Male CO George Washington High School Barba Gilberto Male CA Patterson High School Barnett Anthony Male OK Will Rogers Hs Barreto Fabiola Female TX Early College High School Barrientos Brianna Female KS South High Barrientos Valerie Female TX Jay Hs Barrio Daniel Male TX Cathedral High School Barrios Nelson Male MA Lynn Voc Tech Institute Barron Gabriel Male IL John Hersey High School Basa Elizabeth Female MP Kagman High School Bati Alazare Male MD Montgomery Blair High Batsuli Nefer Female NC Providence High Bayas Isaiah Male NY Elmont Memorial High School Beardt Lucas Male SD White River High School Beauchamp Nicholas Male VT Middlebury Sr. Uhsd #3 Beavers Christiana Female GA Berkmar High School Begay Brennan Male AZ Monument Valley High School Begay Franco Male AZ Tuba City High School Begaye Amy Female AZ Monument Valley High School Begaye Nikayla Female AZ Chinle High School Belen Dennis Male NY Alfred E Smith Career And Technical High School Bell Malik Male VA Monacan High Bello Bruce Male CA Bonita Vista Senior High Belone Christian Male NM Miyamura High School Benavides Leslie Female TX Eastwood Academy Benitez Gabriel Male MN Anoka Senior High Benitez Vargas Brenda Female CA Alliance College Ready Hs 16 Benjamin Joshua Male AZ Brophy College Preparatory Bennington-Brandon Benjamin Male VA Spotswood High Bethea John Male NC Psrc Early College At Rcc Bey Autumn Female PA Stem At Showalter Bia Leo Male AZ Coconino High School Bigman Bah Female AZ Monument Valley High School Bilani Said Male FL North Miami Beach Senior High Billizon-Johnson Adonis Male LA St Augustine High School Black Devan Male WA Lake Roosevelt High School Blackwell Jamie Female MI University High School Academy Blalock Henry Male VA Norview High Bojorquez Maria Female CA South East High Bojorquez-Ramirez Paola Female NM Atrisco Heritage Academy Hs Bolet Gregory Male FL Terra Environmental Research Institute Booker Jada Female GA Henry County High School Boone JayLen Male TX Cypress Springs High School Bourgeois Emily Female NE Millard West High School 2 of 20 Gates Millennium Scholars Class of 2016: List By Last Name Bowsley Johnathan Male AZ Shonto Preparatory Technology High School Boyd Breanah Female MI Southfield High School Brandon Jasmine Female CA Hawthorne High Braswell Erica Female AR Hall High School Brewer Ciara Female CA Santa Monica High Bridgman Chandler Male HI Le Jardin Academy Bristow Devin Male NJ Passaic Co Tech Institute Brito Stephanie Female FL Miami Lakes Educational Center Brown Bria Female TX North Side H S Brown Charles Male TX Memorial High School Brown Dahkota Male CA Argonaut High Brown D'Andre Male GA Mays High School Brown Darius Male TX Lancaster H S Brown Esther Female TX Bellaire H S Brown Genae Female FL Pompano Beach High School Browning Nathaniel Male NC Terry Sanford High Buckman Vincent Male GA Lithia Springs Comprehensive High School Burcham Tanner Male OK Broken Bow High School Burka Hordofa Male MN Como Park Senior High Burke Ginger Female AK Ketchikan High School Burley Kahedja Female OR Jefferson High School Butanda Daniela Female TX Pace High School Byrd Cachay Female FL Carrollton School Of The Sacred Heart Cabrera Ana Female FL G. Holmes Braddock Senior High Cabrera Josepha Female MP Kagman High School Calixto Anayeli Female TX Lewisville H S Calvo Alfredo Male CO York International Calzada Victoria Female TX Bel Air Hs Camacho Ibanez Carlos Male FL Creekside High School Camejo Coffigny Melanie Female FL Lake Worth High School Campbell Breiana Female CT Notre Dame Catholic High School Canarte Mateo Male FL City Of Coral Springs Charter Cao Jinbin Male IL Niles North High School Cardiel Maribel Female NM South Valley Academy Carias Samaria Female FL Hialeah Senior High School Carlson Shanise Female MI Sault Area High School Carter Taylor Female MS Columbus High School Castellanos Frandy Male NJ East Side Castro Pedro Male TX Eagle Pass High School Castro Victor Juan Male MP Kagman High School Chai Daniel Male NY Roslyn High School Chambers Darrion Male AZ Winslow High School Chambers Jebraune Female VA Green Run High Chambers Laura Female OK Owasso Hs Chamu Itzel Female IL Northside College Preparatory Hs Chang Ji Young Female GA Gwinnett Sch Of Math Sci Tech Chang Xe Female MN Highland Park Senior High Chao Phillip Male CA Arcadia High Charles Chandler Male NM Miyamura High School Charley Chase Female NM Crownpoint High School Chau Dennis Male CA Tennyson High Chaudhry Wajih-Ur Male TN Central Magnet School 3 of 20 Gates Millennium Scholars Class of 2016: List By Last Name Chavez Emmanuel Male CA James A. Garfield Senior High Chavez Yesenia Female CO Roosevelt High School Chavez Avalos Hernan Male OR Academy Of International Studies (at Woodburn) Chavira Jose Male NM Farmington High Chavis Don Male NC North Carolina Sch Sci & Math Chee Cheyenne Female AZ Red Mesa High School Chen Steven Male CA Gateway High Chin Shunrang Female PW Mindszenty High School Chowdhury Mushtary Female MI Benjamin Carson Academy Chu Jacky Male CA Lowell High Cisneros Geraldine Female TX El Paso H S Clark Alexus Female GA Coretta Scott King Ywla Claw Jeremy Male AZ Chinle High School Clemons Noah Male OK Tahlequah Hs Cleveland Gunner Male OK Hulbert Jr-sr Hs (sr) Cola Jonathan Male FL William H. Turner Technical Arts High School Coll Brandon Male CA Oaks Christian School Collins Tony Male GA Newton High School Commodore James Male SC Chester Sr High Conston Ryan Male AR West Memphis High School Contreras Diego Male TX Chapin Hs Conway Amanda Female KS Hill City Junior-senior High Cooper Lord'Amani Male MI River Rouge Middle College High School Academy Cooper-Muhammad Juwaun Male IL Urban Prep Charter Bronzeville Cornejo Luis Male TX Nixon H S Coronado Victoria Female NM Mesa Vista High School Corpus Oscar Male TX Achieve Early College High Sch Corpuz Victor Male NM Laguna Acoma High School Correa Zahira Female TX Brownsville Early College Hs Cortez Gabriel Male TX T-stem Early College High Sch Cotton Derek Male GA Creekside Christian Academy Cousin Jacob Male SD Red Cloud Indian School Covarrubias Brenda Female CA Farmersville High Craigg Shantavia Female MD John F. Kennedy High Cravens Ronnie Male MO William Chrisman High Cribbs Dashawn Male IL Urban Prep Academy Charter Hs Crittendon Kenneth Male MA Danvers High Cross Malena Female SD Little Wound School Crouch Seth Male TX W W Samuell H S Cruz Maximiliano Male CA Fontana A. B. Miller High Culbreath Myia Female OH STEM High School Curtis Sabrina Female HI Molokai High School Da Silva Gabriela Female CA Ronald E. Mcnair High Dacayanan Gia Agatha Female OR Gresham High School Dafalla Zainab Female KS Wyandotte High Dalu Kalid Male MN Park Center Ib World School Dang Nghi Female CA Preuss School Ucsd Dao Lyn Female OR Franklin High School Dass Prakash Male CA John Muir High Dauphine Dayeel Male FL John I.
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