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2019 St. Gaudens Medal Recipients 2019 St. Gaudens Medal Recipients Dexter Alcantara Bronx Bridges High School Jardine Almonte Frank Sinatra School of the Arts Wendy Alvarenga Liberty High School Academy for Newcomers Gary Alvarez Bronx Leadership Academy Lolita Bogdanova James Madison High School Sadeka Carby The Young Women's Leadership School of Queens Wing Yi Chan Fort Hamilton High School Derek Coelho Academy of Finance and Enterprise High School Izabella Cruz Park East High School Daniel Cureno High School for Arts and Business Tim Davis Edward R. Murrow High School Charlotte Daw Baruch College Campus High School Jessica Diaz Academy for Scholarship and Entrepreneurship Jahvon Dopewell Hall Rachel Carson High School Kevone Edwards Teachers Preparatory High School Asufi Edwards Leon M. Goldstein High School for the Sciences Taina Foureau W. H. Maxwell Career and Technical Education High School Tadius Frank High School for Law Enforcement and Public Safety Ana Galarza Theatre Arts Production Company School Tasheba Gallimore High School for Contemporary Arts Shannia Garcia High School of Art and Design Karolin Gomez West Bronx Academy for the Future Alyiah Grady Vanguard High School Kevin Granada Pan American International High School at Monroe Sofiya Gutij Tottenville High School Noah Hermidas Juan Morel Campos School of Art Joyce Ho The Michael J. Petrides School Fiona Huo Eleanor Roosevelt High School Monica Matt Johnpier Wadleigh Secondary School for the Performing and Visual Arts Mustapha Jom Longwood Preparatory Academy Rachel Kil East-West School of International Studies Vincent Lactaoen William Cullen Bryant High School Michelle Lee Townsend Harris High School Elizabeth Li New Utrecht High School Anita Liu Queens High School for the Sciences at York College Ricardo Mahon Brooklyn Community Arts and Media High School Gabrielle Makatura Grover Cleveland High School Ana Martinez Brooklyn High School of the Arts Edgar Mejia High School of Language and Innovation Ashley Mezi Scholars' Academy Michaelq Mongiello Urban Assembly New York Harbor School Skyy Moye DreamYard Preparatory School Mashratoon Munir Richmond Hill High School Joseph Ni Bayside High School Evelyn Ortega High School For Excellence and Innovation Miguel Ortiz The High School For Enterprise, Business and Technology Anaiza Ortiz Chelsea Career and Technical Education High School Jahari Ortiz Humanities and the Arts High School Genesis Perez Hudson High School of Learning Technologies Laurentino Perez Community Health Academy of the Heights Carlos Ramirez Pathways to Graduation Luis Ramos Fordham High School for the Arts Mahin Rashid John Adams High School Tijade Reynolds School of the Future High School Kalista Richards Thomas A. Edison Career and Technical Education High School Kristal Rivera High School for Law, Advocacy and Community Justice Gaelyn Robinson High School of Fashion Industries Roger Rodrigez Bronx International High School Emily Rodriguez Millennium Art Academy Luis Roman Abad Newtown High School Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School Of Music & Art and Performing Luther Sackeyfio Arts Aleksandra Sarnacki Queens Metropolitan High School Shamya Smith Bronx Community High School George Smith Bronx Academy of Letters Marie Curie High School for Medicine, Nursing, and Health Elizabeth Soto Professions Cristina Spinei Franklin D. Roosevelt High School Dagnee Tejada NYC Museum School Leo Tepoxtecatl Energy Tech High School Iyleen Torres Cascades High School Jeanine Vasquez Williamsburg Preparatory School Joshua Wiggan New Visions Charter High School for Advanced Math and Science Graciela Yagual Brooklyn Preparatory High School .
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