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2019 Lone Star Leadership Academy Participants, by School District 2019 Lone Star Leadership Academy Participants, by School District Private and charter schools are listed as "Private" and "Charter" under District * by Program Location denotes a Youth Facilitator District School Student Program Location Abilene ISD Craig Middle School Ingram, Nicholas - 7th Austin/San Antonio Alba-Golden ISD Alba-Golden Elementary School Hale, Devini - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Aldine ISD Bussey Elementary School Aguilar, Giselle - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Harris Academy Gunter, Ein - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Lewis Middle School Williams, Empress - 5th Austin/San Antonio Aledo ISD Walsh Elementary School Martin, Cash - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Alief ISD Outley Elementary School Diep, Matthew - 5th Austin/San Antonio Allen ISD Beverly Cheatham Elementary School Carroll, Anna - 5th Austin/San Antonio David and Lynda Olson Elementary School Fluty, Vivian - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Ereckson Middle School Haritharan, Harshetha - 7th Houston/Galveston Vithayathil, Leviz Leo - 7th Houston/Galveston Flossie Floyd Green Elementary School Ahn, Sylvie - 5th Dallas/Fort Worth Frances E. Norton Elementary School Carlquist, Ashley - 6th Austin/San Antonio Graham, Eagan - 6th Dallas/Fort Worth Jenny Preston Elementary School Devulapalli, Pranav - 6th Dallas/Fort Worth Doan, Zachary - 6th Dallas/Fort Worth Kerr Elementary School Harrison, Bren - 5th Dallas/Fort Worth Herpin, Aiden - 5th Austin/San Antonio Mary Evans Elementary School Garimella, Jay - 6th Houston/Galveston Kane, Makenzie - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Marocco, Lily - 5th Dallas/Fort Worth Starling, Reagan - 5th Dallas/Fort Worth Walter & Lois Curtis Middle School Smith, Mason - 7th Houston/Galveston Alpine ISD District School Student Program Location Alpine Middle School Stewart, Lillian - 5th Dallas/Fort Worth Alvin ISD Alvin Elementary School Cole, Brenna - 5th Austin/San Antonio Keslar, Kylee - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Martinez, Trace - 5th Dallas/Fort Worth Don Jeter Elementary School Stavinoha, Kylie - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth E.C. Mason Elementary School White, Leland - 5th Austin/San Antonio Fairview Junior High School Morris, Kyle - 6th Austin/San Antonio Navarro, Mia - 7th Austin/San Antonio McNair Junior High School Dineshkumar, Harshini - 7th Austin/San Antonio Durga-Peddada, Shaivi - 6th Austin/San Antonio Gabriel, Paris - 6th Houston/Galveston Melba Passmore Elementary School Frias, Daniel - 5th Dallas/Fort Worth Muniz, Kaelynn - 5th Dallas/Fort Worth Nolan Ryan Junior High School Miller, Christian - 6th Houston/Galveston Rodeo Palms Junior High School Gomez, Ignacio - 6th Austin/San Antonio Tryon, Makenzie - 8th Houston/Galveston Anna ISD Sue Evelyn Rattan Elementary School Carter, Kylee - 5th Dallas/Fort Worth Arlington ISD Johns Elementary School Martinez, Mayra - 5th Austin/San Antonio Moore Elementary School Quedensley, Lucille - 5th Austin/San Antonio Quintanilla, Gavin - 6th Houston/Galveston Austin ISD Bailey Middle School Hightower, Jill - 8th Houston/Galveston Joslin Elementary School Slagle, Bette - 5th Dallas/Fort Worth Kealing Middle School Garza, Gael - 6th Houston/Galveston O Henry Middle School Vigor, Thea - 7th Austin/San Antonio Webb Middle School Youngblood, Aeris - 8th Houston/Galveston Azle ISD Azle Elementary School Allen, Grayson - 6th Houston/Galveston Garcia, Marilyn - 5th Austin/San Antonio Lowe, Ryan - 6th Houston/Galveston Santo Forte Junior High School Ralph, Will - 7th Austin/San Antonio District School Student Program Location Ballinger ISD Ballinger Junior High School Zhuang, Christy - 8th Houston/Galveston Bastrop ISD Bluebonnet Elementary School Hazleton, Vincent - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Salinas, Nelle - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Bay City ISD Bay City Junior High School Kimball, Ronnie - 6th Dallas/Fort Worth Beaumont ISD Regina Howell Elementary School Moore, Zachary - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Belton ISD Lakewood Elementary School Magyar, Miles - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth North Belton Middle School Asuncion-Crabb, William - 8th Houston/Galveston Jenkins, Timothy - 7th Houston/Galveston South Belton Middle School Hassan, Maggie - 7th Austin/San Antonio Sparta Elementary School Emerson, Todd - 5th Dallas/Fort Worth Big Sandy ISD Big Sandy School Blavier, Daphnie - 7th Houston/Galveston Hill, Madilyne - 7th Houston/Galveston Jewell, Tanner - 6th Houston/Galveston Ratcliff, Luke - 7th Houston/Galveston Big Spring ISD Big Spring Junior High School Carter, Gabriella - 7th Houston/Galveston Harrington, Hailey - 7th Austin/San Antonio Perkins, Austin - 7th Houston/Galveston Birdville ISD Green Valley Elementary School Armstrong, Christian - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Jack C. Binion Elementary School Roberts, Shawna - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Shambaugh, Melaney - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth O.H. Stowe Elementary School Dorsey, Dallas - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Rea, Timothy - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth W.A. Porter Elementary School Maberry, Cooper - 5th Dallas/Fort Worth Self, Aiden - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Blanco ISD Blanco Elementary School Hull, Brayden - 5th Austin/San Antonio Boerne ISD District School Student Program Location Boerne Middle School South Kochheiser, Amy - 6th Houston/Galveston Cibolo Creek Elementary School Chryssolor, Daisy - 5th Austin/San Antonio Fabra Elementary School El Bash, Nya - 5th Austin/San Antonio Fair Oaks Ranch Elementary School Ritter, Addison - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Van Raub Elementary School Pilot, Samantha - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Stewart, Remington - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Bosqueville ISD Bosqueville Middle School Engbers, Janneke - 7th Houston/Galveston Powers, Leah - 8th Houston/Galveston Zander, Mackenzie - 7th Houston/Galveston Bowie ISD Bowie Junior High School Williams, Kaz - 7th Houston/Galveston Brady ISD Brady Middle School Delk, Haleigh - 6th Dallas/Fort Worth Tully, Sean - 8th Houston/Galveston Brazosport ISD Lake Jackson Intermediate School Wescott, Ainsley - 7th Austin/San Antonio Rasco Middle School Farrel, Karen - 6th Houston/Galveston Link, Callie - 6th Austin/San Antonio Brenham ISD Brenham Middle School Hernandez, Leondro Mari - 6th Dallas/Fort Worth Bridgeport ISD Bridgeport Intermediate School Castleberry, Noah - 5th Dallas/Fort Worth Underwood, Hunter - 5th Dallas/Fort Worth Bridgeport Middle School Woodson, Van - 6th Houston/Galveston Brownsville ISD El Jardin Elementary School Camarillo, Mavis - 5th Dallas/Fort Worth Lucio Middle School Gonzalez, Daniela - 6th Houston/Galveston Yturria Elementary School Garcia, Arianna - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Salazar, Miguel - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Bryan ISD Arthur L. Davila Middle School Ortiz, Javier - 8th Houston/Galveston Burkburnett ISD District School Student Program Location John G. Tower Elementary School Mahaney, Cayden - 5th Austin/San Antonio Burleson ISD STEAM Middle School Steele, Christian - 8th Houston/Galveston Burnet CISD Burnet Middle School Bronaugh, Katie - 6th Dallas/Fort Worth Pelky, Emma - 6th Houston/Galveston Robison, Cydney - 6th Dallas/Fort Worth Calhoun County ISD Port O'Connor Elementary School Brown, Geneva - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Campbell ISD Campbell High School Brigance, Maranda - 8th Houston/Galveston Canadian ISD Baker Elementary School Nicholson, London - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Carrizo Springs CISD Carrizo Springs Junior High School Gonzalez, Erin - 7th Houston/Galveston Carroll ISD Carroll High School Kleespies, Mattie - 9th Austin/San Antonio* Smallwood, Austin - 9th Austin/San Antonio* Carroll Middle School Dominguez, Carolina - 7th Austin/San Antonio Larimer, Ryleigh - 7th Austin/San Antonio Vaughn, Harper - 8th Houston/Galveston Don T. Durham Intermediate School Bartholomae, Brock - 5th Dallas/Fort Worth Dominguez, Alexandra - 5th Austin/San Antonio Eubanks Intermediate School Burke, Adeline - 5th Austin/San Antonio Daniels, Lincoln - 6th Houston/Galveston Davis, Luke - 5th Austin/San Antonio Holland, Ethan - 6th Austin/San Antonio Lang, Griffin - 6th Austin/San Antonio Longarini, Matteo - 6th Dallas/Fort Worth Perdue, Ryan - 6th Houston/Galveston Sanghavi, Rohan - 6th Houston/Galveston Shetty, Aditya - 6th Houston/Galveston George Dawson Middle School Aspinall, Thomas - 7th Houston/Galveston Bush, Macy - 7th Houston/Galveston Fey, Maranda - 7th Houston/Galveston Lang, Ronan - 8th Houston/Galveston Li, Jonathan - 7th Austin/San Antonio McCormick, Amanda - 7th Houston/Galveston Skiermont, Ryan - 7th Houston/Galveston Wang, Charissa - 7th Houston/Galveston Jack D. Johnson Elementary School District School Student Program Location Allen, Aaron - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Walnut Grove Elementary School Chavez, Ria - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Carrollton-Farmers Branch IS Perry Middle School Norton, Carter - 6th Houston/Galveston Stewart, Noah - 6th Houston/Galveston Polk Middle School Almanza, Ariel - 7th Austin/San Antonio Centerville ISD Centerville Elementary School Pruett, Jace - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Chapel Hill ISD Chapel Hill Middle School Chavez, Katelyn - 6th Dallas/Fort Worth Charter Arlington Classics Academy Middle School Campus Friend, Evan - 6th Austin/San Antonio Han, Amy - 6th Dallas/Fort Worth Harmony School Of Business - Dallas Cornelia, Rafael - 6th Austin/San Antonio Harmony Science Academy - El Paso Peinado, Sofia - 6th Dallas/Fort Worth Huntsville Classical Academy Mwai, Charsyl - 6th Austin/San Antonio IDEA Judson College Prep Muniz, Brennen - 6th Houston/Galveston IDEA Weslaco Academy Garcia, Josue - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth International Leadership Of Texas Brooke, Xydel - 5th Austin/San Antonio Kador, Marcus - 4th Dallas/Fort Worth Shunk, Tyler - 6th Houston/Galveston Stewart, Ayana - 6th Houston/Galveston International Leadership
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