The Following Students Have Been Named Semifinalists for the Park Scholarships Class of 2019

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The Following Students Have Been Named Semifinalists for the Park Scholarships Class of 2019 The following students have been named Semifinalists for the Park Scholarships Class of 2019: Anika Agarwal Davidson, NC North Mecklenburg Senior High School Ziad Ali Oak Ridge, NC Early College at Guilford Ryan Armstrong Winston-Salem, NC Mount Tabor High School Sarah Atta Summerfield, NC Middle College at UNC-Greensboro Azraa Ayesha Cary, NC Green Hope High School Thomas Bailey Lumberton, NC Lumberton High School Courtney Bair Columbus, OH Bishop Ready High School Sreevidhya Balasubramanian Cary, NC Enloe Magnet High School Morgan Barbre Greenville, NC Arendell Parrott Academy William Barndt Wilmington, DE Charter School of Wilmington Michaela Bate Oak Ridge, NC Shekinah School Grant Baver Bernville, PA Tulpehocken High School Kadee Beasley Fairview, NC A C Reynolds High School James Benson Wilson, NC Fike High School Margaret Bertoni Pfafftown, NC NC School of Science and Math Azalea Bisignano Chester, NJ West Morris Mendham High School Jarett Blackburn Elkin, NC Elkin High School Sophie Blackburn Wichita, KS Wichita Collegiate School Bailey Blankenship Durham, NC NC School of Science and Math Alexis Bond Wallace, NC East Duplin High School John Bond Four Oaks, NC Johnston County Early College Academy Blake Bordelon Sugar Land, TX Strake Jesuit College Prep Jacob Botros Waxhaw, NC NC School of Science and Math Leegan Boudreau Manteno, IL Manteno Senior High School Bennett Bowers Mechanicsville, VA Maggie L Walker Governor’s School John Bowes Mount Airy, NC North Surry High School James Brahm Huntsville, AL Virgil I Grissom High School Kathleen Brandes Raleigh, NC Ravenscroft School Meghan Brino Munford, TN St. Benedict at Auburndale Henry Bristol Cary, NC NC School of Science and Math Jordan Brooks Black Mountain, NC Lake Eden Academy Mary Browne Mount Airy, NC Salem Academy Scott Brusseler Cornwall, NY Cornwall Central High School Samantha Buckshon Mooresville, NC Lake Norman High School Savannah Bunn Bath, NC Northside High School Matthew Burroughs Cary, NC Athens Drive Senior High School Joshua Butler Rocky Mount, NC Faith Christian School Laura Cabana Cary, NC Cary Academy James Cahoon Nags Head, NC Manteo High School Hannah Caison Supply, NC West Brunswick High School Carly Cannoy Winston-Salem, NC North Forsyth High School Justin Care Henderson, NC Northern Vance Senior High School Mary Carpenter Charlotte, NC Myers Park High School Caroline Choudhury Durham, NC Northern High School Jennifer Choy Raleigh, NC Needham B Broughton High School Braxton Cody Houston, TX Episcopal High School Abigail Cox Conover, NC Newton Conover High School Katharine Cox Fairfax, VA Thomas Jefferson High School Sci & Tech Abrielle Cozart Salisbury, NC Jesse C Carson High School Max Craft Kenansville, NC James Kenan High School James Curlee High Point, NC High Point Christian Academy Jeffrey Currin Nashville, NC Nash Central High School Casey D'Amato Denver, NC NC School of Science and Math Bryan D'Ostroph Whispering Pines, NC Union Pines High School Brandon Dalla Rosa Matthews, NC Weddington High School Melina Dallastella Kearny, NJ High Tech High School Jeremy Davis Bladenboro, NC West Bladen High School Keilah Davis Durham, NC NC School of Science and Math Maria Davis Jamestown, NC Southwest Guilford High School Miles Davis Youngsville, NC Franklinton High School Michaela Dean Delaware, OH Rutherford B Hayes High School Thomas Dean Louisburg, NC Bunn High School Alec Dent Lumberton, NC Lumberton High School Samuel Denty Jesup, GA Wayne County High School Pratyush Devarasetty Cary, NC Enloe Magnet High School Charlotte Devol Clemson, SC D W Daniel High School Emily Diehl Pottstown, PA Owen J Roberts High School Justine DiPasquale Andover, MA Andover High School Max Dunsker Menands, NY Shaker High School Julian Esain Pinecrest, FL Belen Jesuit Preparatory School Nicholas Evans Chesapeake, VA Grassfield High School Audrey Everist Asheville, NC Asheville Core Academy Feyisayo Eweje Jacksonville, NC NC School of Science and Math Feyisope Eweje Jacksonville, NC NC School of Science and Math Miles Farlow Asheboro, NC Asheboro High School David Faulkenberry Mooresville, NC Mooresville Senior High School Olivia Ferris Salem, NH Central Catholic High School Amanda Fike Rocky Mount, VA Franklin County High School Taylor Floyd Lenoir, NC Hibriten High School Michael Flynn Burnsville, NC Mountain Heritage High School Addison Frank Atlanta, GA Marist School Samantha Freeman Mooresville, NC South Iredell High School Jeffrey Friday Gastonia, NC Forestview High School Ashley Frye Wilmington, NC John T Hoggard High School Donald Gage Mooresville, NC Lake Norman High School Avinash Ganapathi Cary, NC Enloe Magnet High School Meghana Ganapathiraju Cary, NC Green Hope High School Shailja Gangrade Hockessin, DE Charter School of Wilmington Zhiyi Gao Charlotte, NC Mallard Creek High School Mikaela Garrott Gotha, FL Olympia High School Jeanine Gezelle West Friendship, MD Glenelg High School Peter Girouard Chagrin Falls, OH Chagrin Falls High School Mary Goff Conroe, TX The Woodlands College Park High School Tyler Goldberger Raleigh, NC Wakefield High School Emma Gomez Morehead City, NC West Carteret High School Vishnu Gottiparthy Cary, NC NC School of Science and Math Logan Graham Durango, CO Durango High School Matthew Grattan Rural Hall, NC R J Reynolds High School Seth Greer Greensboro, NC Caldwell Academy Caitlin Gross New Bern, NC New Bern High School Andrew Hadad New Bern, NC Epiphany School Trevor Hair Cary, NC Apex High School Naomi Hampton Cincinnati, OH Colerain High School Allison Harris Greensboro, NC Ragsdale High School Kelsi Harris Mint Hill, NC Independence High School Joanna Haug Saint Rose, LA Metairie Park Country Day School Jonathan Hench Lexington, NC Central Davidson Senior High School Arthur Henley High Point, NC High Point Central High School Lauren Hessler Clarksville, MD River Hill High School Rockey Hester Louisburg, NC Louisburg High School Evan Hill Knoxville, TN Bearden High School Leah Hinshaw Clemmons, NC West Forsyth High School Katherine Hogue Chantilly, VA Chantilly High School Daniel Hooper Rutherfordton, NC Rutherford Early College High School Dalton Hoskins Gastonia, NC Ashbrook Senior High School Elizabeth Houston Dunn, NC Triton High School Sierra Hovey Island Lake, IL Wauconda High School Anna Johnson Tarboro, NC Tarboro High School Samuel Jolly Raleigh, NC Needham B Broughton High School Brister Jones Matthews, NC Covenant Day School Erin Jones Newark, DE Newark High School Marcus Jones Mableton, GA Whitefield Academy Matthew Jones Salisbury, NC S L Jones Covenant Academy Pooja Joshi Cary, NC Raleigh Charter High School Monica Karas Haymarket, VA Battlefield High School Kathryn Kassouf Mt. Pleasant, SC Academic Magnet High School Brendan Kearns Cary, NC Cary High School Meghan Keefe Sellersville, PA Pennridge High School Olivia Kehoe Charlotte, NC Myers Park High School Heather Keleher Morrisville, NC Cardinal Gibbons High School Pranav Kemburu Cary, NC NC School of Science and Math Zachary Kennedy Huntersville, NC William Amos Hough High School Sierra Kindley Weaverville, NC North Buncombe High School Jacob Kintz Apex, NC Middle Creek High School Connor Kirkpatrick Mount Holly, NC Lincoln Charter School Lexi Kloeppel Franklin, NC Franklin High School Caroline Kolakoski Daphne, AL Bayside Academy Kurtis Konrad Raleigh, NC Leesville Road High School Olivia Koury Toledo, OH Ottawa Hills High School Timothy Kowalczyk Chapel Hill, NC Cardinal Gibbons High School Brock Kragler Salisbury, MD James M Bennett High School Caroline Kvietok Aurora, CO Cherokee Trail High School Emily Lambeth Sanford, NC NC School of Science and Math Sierra Laplante Wilkesboro, NC West Wilkes High School Parker Lee Fuquay-Varina, NC Fuquay-Varina Senior High School Sara Lewis Goldsboro, NC Rosewood High School Michael Limia Coral Gables, FL Belen Jesuit Preparatory School Chantelle Linthicum New Bern, NC Havelock High School Kristen Lovell Durham, NC Riverside High School Sean Lyons Columbia, SC Richland Northeast High School Daniel Magley Weaverville, NC NC School of Science and Math Atif Mahmood Charlotte, NC NC School of Science and Math Mikaela Maldonado Waxhaw, NC Union County Early College High School Madison Maloney Greenville, NC D H Conley High School Amith Mandavilli Cary, NC Athens Drive Senior High School Sarah McAdon Durham, NC Northern High School Barbara McAnulty Hickory, NC Hickory High School Kristen McClelland Alpharetta, GA Alpharetta High School Sarah McConnell Mooresville, NC South Iredell High School Rachel McIntyre Poolesville, MD Poolesville High School Meredith McNamee Cary, NC McNamee Academy Kandis McNeil Millers Creek, NC West Wilkes High School Sheppard Medlin Manteo, NC Manteo High School Andrei Mihailescu Pittsburgh, PA Mount Lebanon High School Adriana Mitchell Arlington, VA Washington Lee High School Caroline Moody Asheville, NC Enka High School Molly Mueller Waxhaw, NC Marvin Ridge High School Betsy Murphy Castalia, NC Kerr-Vance Academy Bridget Murphy Portsmouth, VA Nansemond-Suffolk Academy Drew Myers Murrysville, PA Franklin Regional Senior High School Rachel Nagley Forest, VA Jefferson Forest High School Claire Neinast Gastonia, NC Forestview High School Sharat Nemani Cary, NC Wake Early College of Health & Sciences Gabriel Ng Overland Park, KS Blue Valley West High School Christine Norton Chaptico, MD Chopticon High School Clarissa Pacyna Raleigh, NC Ravenscroft School Aniket Palkar Waxhaw, NC Marvin Ridge High School William Pannell Birmingham, AL Altamont School James Pardue Nashville, NC Nash Central
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