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2021 College Board Counselor Recognition Program We’Re Pleased to Recognize the 2021 College Board Counselor Recognition Program Recipients 2021 College Board Counselor Recognition Program We’re pleased to recognize the 2021 College Board Counselor Recognition Program recipients. The following exemplary school counseling professionals are proven lifelong learners, collaborators, advocates, and data-driven counselors, committed to student access. Congratulations to all recipients. State/ First Last Institution Name Providence Name Name Alabama Pamela Vickers Thompson High School Arizona Heather Anderson Mountain View High School Arizona Stephanie Finch Tolleson Union HS Arizona Oscar Gironi Agua Fria High School Arizona Yadira Higuera Nogales United School District Arizona Wendi Matthews Mountain Ridge High School California Danielle Aguilar Summit Charter Collegiate Academy California Sherymaria Bacon Hamilton High School California Vivian Bertrand Junipero Serra High School California Elliot Bowles Seaside High School California Laurie Brant Apollo High School California Sue Chae Rise Kohyang High School California Anne Westfall Cochran Valley International Preparatory High School (VIP) California Tammy Earnest Cesar Chavez High School California Lisa Engel Carson High School California Moises Fernandez Roseland Accelerated Middle School California Ariceli Cruz-Garcia Moreno Valley High School California Jami Gulini Early College High School California Melissa Gunn Yerba Buena High School California Landy Gutierrez Animo Jackie Robinson CHS California Tyesha Hendrix Edison High School / Fresno Unified School District California Elizabeth Hunter Oceanside Unified School District/El Camino High School California Esmirna Imperial eCademy Charter California Osvelio Lastre Social Justice Humanitas Academy California Sofia Lupian-Hernandez Santa Fe High School California Wentrelle McIntosh Emery High School California Brianne Meredith Rancho Cucamonga High School California Veronica Morelos Hayward Unified School District California Michele Mullaly San Gabriel Mission High School California Charity Murphy John Adams Academy California Yuridia Nava Riverside Poly High School California Albert Pando Liberty High School California Angela Pilon Laguna Beach High School California Christine Reynoso West Ranch High School California Jennifer Sohn Lim John Burroughs High School California Saralyn Taormina C.K. McClatchy High School California Hugo Tapia Afolfo Camarillo High School California Shannon Vargas West Valley High School California Tyler Williams Animo City of Champions California Thomas Windmiller Hemet Unified School District California Irene Yu Fountain Valley High School Colorado Theresa Martinez-Blasing Dolores Huerta Preparatory High School Colorado Todd Pulliam Valor Christian High School Colorado Anthony Romano Legacy High School Colorado Madeline Velez Rise up School Connecticut Barbara Beebe Torrington High School Connecticut Mandy Cheung Information Technology & Software Engineering HS Connecticut Jennifer Formato Waterbury Career Academy Aerospace Hydrospace Engineering & Physical Sciences High Connecticut Jackie Gardner School Connecticut Jennifer Graby W.F. Kaynor Technical High School Connecticut Lisa Hayes Crosby High School Connecticut Daniel Knoblauch W.F. Kaynor Technical High School Connecticut Jessica Nagy W.F. Kaynor Technical High School Connecticut Nadia Pearce Biotechnology and Zoological Science High School Connecticut Laura Porio Silence Stratford High School Connecticut Chanel Rice James Hillhouse High School Connecticut Nick Willett New Canaan High School Delaware Shannan Beck Odyssey Charter School Delaware Julie Harris Caesar Rodney High School Delaware April Haupt Odessa High School Delaware Kate Lynch Milford Senior High School Dubai Rachana Sippy Dubai International Academy Florida Russell Althouse Trinity Prep School Florida Drema Brewer Okeechobee High School Florida Dorremi Canelo Academy for International Education Florida Catherine Curry Winter Park High School Florida Shaneka Ferrell Douglas Anderson School of the Arts Florida Shaneka Ferrell Douglas Anderson School of the Arts Florida Donka Flaig J R Arnold High School Florida Dr. Kelli Gamez CCPS/Immokalee HS Florida Jill Geltner Saint Francis Catholic Academy Florida Christine Grover Trinity Prep Florida Kimberly Jackson Seminole High School Ninth Grade Center Florida Sherrie Knob Martin County HS Florida Sheridan Kushner Perna Boone High School Florida Emelda Lovett Seminole High School Florida Nadia Luis International Studies Preparatory Academy Florida Randi Marcus David Posnack Jewish Day School Florida Margarita Marquez International Studies Preparatory Academy Florida Kaila Paige-Culmer Polk County Schools Florida Pamela Poole Providence Christian School Florida Ryan Rogers Lyman High School Florida Mary Turner Park Vista Community High School Florida Michael Varady Robert E. 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