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Our Schools, Our Students, Our Stories

Martin’s West ♦ April 1, 2015

2015 Team BCPS Achievement/Excellence Sponsor

Hosted by

Baltimore County Board of Education

Members David Uhlfelder Michael H. Bowler President Michael J. Collins Edward J. Gilliss, Esq. Charles McDaniels, Jr. Rodger C. Janssen Vice President Marisol A. Johnson George J. Moniodis S. Dallas Dance, Ph.D. H. Edward Parker Superintendent Lawrence E. Schmidt, Esq. Secretary-Treasurer Romaine N. Williams, Esq.

Danielle Maduka Student Member

The Education Foundation of Baltimore County Public Schools, Inc. Members Timmy F. Ruppersberger, Esq. President Jamie Bakert

Steven Prumo Gary Berger Vice President William R. Caltrider, Jr. Christine Crawford Paula Reed Doug Eder Secretary David J. Garbarino Joe Harsel Joy Howard Donald L. Arnold, CFP Richard Huffman Treasurer Alan N. Kanter Staff Alvin Katz, CPA Jimmy Lien Deborah S. Phelps George Moniodis Director Steven Navarro Cheryl Nichols Robert J. Barrett Dennis Robinson, Jr., Esq. Executive Officer/Community Outreach Christopher Ruby Patrick Fannon Michael Trenery Controller David Uhlfelder Stacy Walsh Bonnie Derda Administrative Assistant Chloe Davis, Student Intern (CCBC) Dee-sire Martinez, Student Intern (BCPS)

Opening Student Performance

Presentation of Colors

Pledge of Allegiance Modesola Olaniyi Old Court Middle School

National Anthem Combined Chamber Ensemble

Greetings from The Education Foundation of Baltimore County Public Schools, Inc. Timmy F. Ruppersberger, Esq. President

Greetings from The Board of Education David Uhlfelder President

Student Performance

Lunch

Student Performance

Remarks Trés McMichael George Washington Carver Center

Brian Holmes Catonsville High School

Taylor Lankford Milford Mill Academy

Courtney Byard Sollers Point Technical High School

Muluken Tekle Chesapeake High School PROGRAM PROGRAM Ugonna Mbaekwe Parkville High School

Introduction of the Superintendent Aman Singh Bhogal Mays Chapel Elementary School

State of the Schools Address S. Dallas Dance, Ph.D. Superintendent

Closing Student Performance

Student Participants Student Greeters

Kenwood High School Parkville High School Deante' Anderson Gerriza Balmes Lauryn Beam Randy Boodram Shane Chavis Sean Brown Brianna Diamond Krista Davis Ezra Dorsey Kevin Gonzalez Samson Eben Brandon Johnson Chanel Mitchell Ella Marcovitz Megan Morin Dann Panganoron Chinoia Weir Craille Tallase Daquan Wheeler An Xu

JROTC Gunnery Sergeant Samyra S. Rogers, USMC Ret., Milford Mill Academy, Instructor

Alexander Gonzalez, Navy, Woodlawn High School Breanna Nickels, Air Force, Kenwood High School Kevin Bull, Army, Patapsco High School Ashley McFadden, Marine Corps, Milford Mill Academy Deborah Ogun, Marine Corps, Milford Mill Academy

Patapsco High School Production Crew Kevin Carlson, Instructor Corey Plater Zach Rupp J’Von Russell Alexis Sheeks Everett Simkins

Hereford High School String Orchestra Janet Sovich, Music Teacher

Hannah Ace Steven Isett Natalie Armbruster Joe Owens Jane Bolling Madison Plunkert Sarah Coffey Kaitlin Rowan Matthew Duquette Sophia Sackleh Meg Fritsch Austin Schaffer Emerson Gieryic Zoe Seitz Lili Girodie Maria Starling Tyler Graybill Will Steinbacher Jacob Hamidi Ashley Treadwell Emma Herrmann Meagan Walsh Aysia Howard

Dulaney High School Marching Band Barry Chesky, Director Michael Adonis Davis McClellan Page Adonis Lisa McCoullough Randhika Aturaliya Adam Meltzer Teresa Barnaba Colin Miller Harrison Bartlett Wendy Mo Karl Bauer Amanda Molino Hannah Bauer Alec Morgan Cameron Bernhardt Natalie Mozoki Hayden Bessette Isabell Muller Jessica Bishai Danielle Naumann Amanda Boswell Matthew Naumann Teagen Bowen Dan Nelson Tyler Castillo Catherine Papadoupoulou Michael Chen Samantha Papastephanou Abby Clark You Jin Park Winfield Clasing Tavon Roberts Brandon Clement Mikaela Romero Christine Condon Andrea Ruano Matt Connolly Ryan Seidenmann Xaria Crawford Kelly Pentz Kenton Cuddington Kriti Pradhan Arthur Daniels Merdith Riley John Deros Aaron Seldowitz Lucy Du Amanda Sergent Guastavo Encarnacion Vaani Shah Sofia Encarnacion Wendy Shu Kenneth Fang Charlotte Slaughter Britt Farley Grier Slaughter Lillian Fontinell Brett Sproul Piper Forbes Jordan Stafford Anna Garman Bradley Stansbury Eddie Gary Scout Stein Anushka Gerald Anastasia Strouboulis Raevin Gilliam Rebecca Sulpar Ariana Gladstone Rebecca Sunday Sara Glasser Caroline Surak Preston Hamrick Katie Swim Sean Herrin Kevin Upton Kayla Hill Megan Van Emden Ben Hogan Samira Vuchula Codi Hrynko Audrea Wah Ju Kim Matt Walters Angelica Lajara Emila Waters Jonah Langlieb Matt Waters Marin Langlieb Jack Wei Joel Lee James Wei Kristy Lee Kayla Wheeler Zachary Levy Tevian Whitehurst Jonathan Lindell Tiffany Williams Allison Lins Daja Wright Brennan Manning Jeff Yu Skylar Marrata Tricia Zapas Katherine Martinez Lisa Zimmerman High School Combined Chorus Jeffery Beyers, Director Stephanie Case, Accompanist Chris Long, Drum Set Grayson Jones, Percussion

Lansdowne High School Overlea High School Robert Tracy, Music Teacher Kellie Zephir, Music Teacher Naysa Banks Markia Alston Coralie Boly Nicholas Anderson Stacey Carver Christina Brown Roxie Cole Allure Casiano Ashley Cook Kara Davis Dionna Hall Khadijatu Deen Karim Kelvin Interiano Aloany Gonzalez Oluwaseun Onasanya Daymon Gray Jordan Santiago Kyree Hampton Natalie Saroff Hydiera Martin Jacob Simms Ian McDaniel Raphael Stancil Sarai Rymer Andrew Tayman Jordan-Evan Seymore Emily Wilkens Qindasi Silva Jazsmine Wangui Dashawn Staten Dylan Zach Jimmy Yarsay

New Town High Patapsco High School & Jason Ambush, Music Teacher Center for the Arts Matthew Barnwell Jeffery Beyers, Music Teacher Kyllen Brown Klein Arias Tylah Cook Kiana Cobb Prince Emeh Emily Comer Louis Hawkins Dominique Elder Chloe Hobbs Jaelin Gilmore Nijha Johns Jawan Hampton Jada Medley Eva Hill Jasmine Medley William Johnson Fola Ojo Mikayla Joseph Ted Paez Kenny Oge Ariana Quick Nicole Okundaye Kaniaya Rice Jeremiah Schleupner Akil White Lucy Welker Kayla Wittman

Fort Garrison Elementary School Chorus Stephanie Case, Music Teacher Ryan Barron Ella Nusinov Molly Berke Sophia Pliner Piper Brown Alyssa Schwartzberg Owen Burns Emma Snyder Max Chong Elizabeth Strouse Ella Friner Ben Talesnik Carson Fruman Alexa Winter Joshua Lee All-County Honors Dance Ensemble Stephanie Powell, Artistic Director Deer Park Middle Magnet School Lansdowne High School Christina Collins, Dance Teacher Sharon Murray, Dance Teacher Jayson Britton Moniq Bevins Tida Crippen Ryan Dunston Ja’Nyah Irby Khyrah Hill Carldine Smith Parkville High School Dulaney High School Meghan Alokonis, Dance Teacher Debbie McWilliams, Dance Teacher Ayana Brownson Ginny Bush Diara Tilghman Amanda Hodgetts Grace Landefeld Patapsco High School and Noelle Li Center for the Arts Sarah Morrison Claire Sweet, Dance Teacher Taylor Wenzel Maya Grant Asia Johnson George Washington Carver Kayla Lilly Center for the Arts and Technology Kayla Pitt Maria Royals, Dance Teacher Rachel Sacchetti Kevin Addison Sydney Bates Sudbrook Magnet Middle School Brittany Brown Fleur Colimore, Dance Teacher Rachel Byers Jailah Johnson Ashley Gross Nija Maple Ambrey Hamlin Marianna Vlanogiannis Morgan James Kendall Willis Kelsey Lewis Amber Parks

Hereford High School Erin Norton, Dance Teacher Anabelle Mann

Woodholme Elementary Fifth Grade Ballroom Dancers Steffanie Engel, Physical Education Teacher Alan Walker, Physical Education Teacher Thalia Anora Noelani Harris-Mack Ahmad Aulu Joshua Heiden Garry Barry Julius Holmes Abby Barton Samara Jones Kendall Brown Rasheem Khalif Alexis Couch Kyle Kpabitey Tire Daramola Dominic McKenny-George Mia Dorsey Kaila Elle Miles Jaden Farmer Daniel Nguyen Gabrielle Goins Erica Smith “Give Us Hope” - Spoken Introduction

Noah Ibrahim, Halstead Academy Sean McComb, Teacher, Patapsco High School and Center for the Arts Student Speakers

Aman Singh Bhogal

Aman is a Grade 4 student at Mays Chapel Elementary School. Before attending Mays Chapel, Aman was a proud New Town Elementary School student in Owings Mills for four years. Aman’s favorite subjects include reading, mathematics, and art. He is passionate about learning, and his experience in Baltimore County Public Schools has been one that has fostered his intellectual curiosities and nurtured leadership qualities. One aspect that he notably appreciates is the diversity that his school community has provided. Aman enjoys learning about others that may be different from him while sharing his own unique experiences with those around him. When Aman is not at Mays Chapel, he loves to spend time with his friends and family, enjoys outside activities, and creates his own art by doing craft projects.

Modesola Olayniyi

Modesola Olayniyi is currently a Grade 8 student at Old Court Middle School. Old Court Middle School has given her the oppor- tunity to challenge her intellectual capacity. She is fond of Ge- ometry class because of the challenges it poses, which require her to utilize critical and analytical thinking. Her Language Arts class has enhanced her reading comprehension and writing skills. She is excited and prepared for a smooth transition into high school both academically and mentally. With the knowl- edge, experience, and exposure she has acquired, she is looking toward a new frontier academically.

In her academic experience, from elementary through middle school, she has maintained straight A’s. In elementary school, she was the director of the morning newscast for three consecutive years. At her 5th grade ceremony, she received the President’s Education Excellence Award. She was also a leader and spokesperson at the National Young Scholars Program, and Junior National Youth Leaders Conference. Modesola is a productive citizen and a role model for her peers. Presently, she is the drum major in the Marching Band at Old Court Middle, which not only exposes her to music, but also allows her to exercise her leadership skills. In the future, Modesola hopes to pursue a career in law at Harvard University. Her aspiration is to have a positive impact in her community and to be able to positively transform lives, which she is certain, will come to pass.

Trés McMichael Trés McMichael has been in the performing arts business since a very young age. Trés attends George Washington Carver Center for Arts and Technology in Towson where he studies vocal music, theater arts, and dance. He continues to be recognized on local, state, and national levels because of his work in the arts. Over the years, Trés has been seen showcased in the Baltimore Sun, Baltimore Magazine, on BCPS-TV, and in TIME Magazine. Performing on stages at Berklee College of Music, the Lyric Opera House, and Signature Theater, Trés has a diverse range of performance qualities.

Aside from the arts, Trés represents the more than 110,000 students of Baltimore County as the President of Baltimore County Student Councils. In addition, he serves as a member of the Maryland Association of Student Councils Executive Board, Superintendent's Student Advisory Council, and Liberty Road Recreation and Parks Executive Board as the Teen Representative. Trés also spent 21 days in Anloga, Ghana building a library, painting a clinic, and learning about a different culture in the summer of 2014.

Trés is truly committed to using his talents to not only perform, but to make the world a better place for all people. In the future, Trés hopes to open the Arts, Com- munity, and Technology Center for Student Achievement, a school for underprivi- leged youth. He also hoped to perform professionally all over the world.

Brian Holmes

Brian Holmes is a hard working student who has maintained a 4.0 average throughout his tenure at Catonsville High School. In recognition of his hard work, Brian has been inducted into the National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta Mathematics Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society, as well as being recognized as an AP scholar by the College Board.

In addition to his academic work, Brian plays varsity soccer and lacrosse, is a member of the Mock Trial Team and a leader in the Student Sharing Club. He serves as a Comet Culture Leader within the school, preparing and presenting civility lessons to underclassmen. He has represented Catonsville High School at the MPSSAA State-Athlete Leadership Conference and served as a panelist at several information nights for incoming freshmen interested in Gifted and Talented classes.

Outside of school, Brian is a certified U.S. Soccer Federation Referee and officiates soccer games in Baltimore, Howard and Anne Arundel counties. He participates in many service projects with the youth group from his church, including a 10-day work trip to Nicaragua to assist in the planting of crops on a fair-trade coffee farm. Brian greatly enjoys volunteer work and hopes to continue to participate in service projects while in college. At this time, he is not sure what major he will pursue but plans to explore the fields of biomedical engineering, neuroscience, and kinesiology. Taylor Lankford Taylor Lankford is a junior enrolled in the Milford Mill Academy Allied Health Magnet Program. While her career goal is to become an anesthesiologist, she has also considered a career on stage. Taylor is a gifted singer, dancer, and actress who has taken multiple gifted and talented and honors courses in the Milford Mill Fine Arts program. She has completed all of her service learning hours and is continuing to pursue opportunities to give back to her community through volunteer service. Taylor’s teachers and peers describe her as a smart and respectful young lady who is well prepared for her future.

Courtney Byard

Courtney Byard is a Grade 10 student who attends Sollers Point Technical High School. As far back as she can remember, Courtney enjoyed playing with little matchbox cars instead of Barbie dolls.

When she was 6, she went to her very first monster truck jam party. While in the pit area, Courtney became fascinated with the components of the monster trucks and wanted to climb all over them to see how they were made. When Courtney was nine years old, she touched her first engine part. Her grandfather and uncle were working on her mom’s Jeep and showed her the basics of how to change a belt. Ever since then, she has constantly wanted to learn more about engines and cars.

Courtney admits that growing up wanting to be a mechanic was not the easiest thing to go through, because when people think of just about any type of mechanic, they usually see males. Courtney’s idea is to change that. Courtney’s mother is very proud of Courtney and her work, she also really likes that Courtney can save her money by working on her Jeep.

Sollers Point Tech is helping Courtney fulfill her dream of becoming a diesel engine technician. In this program, in addition to learning about diesel engines, transmissions, brakes and electrical systems, she is also learning how to use tools and install parts. Courtney also realizes that studying and excelling in math is important in becoming a diesel engine technician.

Courtney is glad to be a student at Sollers Point Technical High School, which she says has provided her with a great learning environment.

Muluken Tekle

Muluken Tekle was born and raised in Adidas Ababa, Ethiopia. In 2005, at the age of 8 he moved to the United States with his family. He joined Baltimore County Schools as a Grade 3 ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) student at Norwood Elementary School. Muluken recognizes his experience at Norwood as a quintessential foundation to his current success. It was there that he made a successful academic transition, earned state recognition at the Maryland & D.C. stock market simulation, and mastered English. Today, Muluken is truly bilingual. He speaks fluent Amharic and English and is proficient in Spanish.

His steadfast and constant progress in secondary education reflects his ambition for the future. Throughout his entire secondary education, he has maintained a 4.0 GPA and excellence in rigorous academic subjects. Muluken balances his academic commitments with athletics and participation in other extra-curricular activities. Chesapeake educators have described him as a student athlete who, every day, demonstrates maturity beyond that of a typical high school student and a leader who exemplifies values of the school. In addition, Muluken is a member of the National Honor Society and several content-specific honor societies.

The guidance and influence of BCPS educators has propelled Muluken to become a self-motivated, determined, diligent, and conscientious student. In the last three years, Muluken has been fortunate to represent Chesapeake at the district level numerous times. He hopes to become a BCPS graduate who helps to create an ongoing culture of deliberate excellence at Chesapeake High School by continuing to raise the bar for rigor and academic achievement. After graduation, Muluken plans to attend a four-year university and earn his post-secondary degree. He hopes to pursue his vision of instituting a non-profit organization in Ethiopia to help the homeless in urban and rural areas, and to deal with inadequate healthcare. In addition, Muluken hopes to introduce equal access to K-12 education in poverty- stricken areas, and enhance renewable energy to contribute to environmental conservation in order to provide access to clean water. Ugonna Mbaekwe

Ugonna Mbaekwe is a senior at Parkville High School. Ugonna has been raised and cultured in the Nigerian heritage. Throughout her time in Baltimore County Public Schools, she has enjoyed the diversity of her peers and community. She credits her upbringing and interactions in her community with helping her transform from a shy and sheltered child to the expressive, outspoken and involved young woman she is today. From her middle school Princess and the Pea drama club days all the way to being the Senior Class President, she constantly pursues social outlets that are reflective of her diverse interests.

Ugonna loves to read and her taste ranges from classic literature to dystopian fiction for fun. She also volunteers whenever she can.

Ugonna is very proud of her accomplishments. In fifth grade, she was named a Ben Carson Scholar. She has also maintained straight A’s throughout her time in school. Another accomplishment of which Ugonna is most proud is meeting the President of the United States, Barack Obama, when he visited Parkville Middle to speak about his investment in education with a focus on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics). Ugonna had the privilege of representing her class and shared information about her class’ erosion project with Mr. Obama.

Ugonna has always had a natural aptitude for science, especially biochemistry. Her educational goal beyond the completion of her undergraduate degree is acceptance to a high-ranking medical graduate degree program. She wants to work toward a doctorate degree in the field of biochemistry or physiology. Career wise, she is leaning toward becoming a primary care physician or medical laboratory scientist.

Ugonna wants everyone to know that her time in Baltimore County Public Schools has helped her in providing the stepping-stones toward her bright future.

The stage art panel was designed by students from George Washington Carver Center for Arts and Technology.

Samantha Frost Charlie Knott Janett Lee Ana Mosher Dasom Park Maya Raynes Carroll Cook, Faculty Advisor

Artwork Contributors

Emma Crough, Arbutus Middle Daniel Quiroz‐Diaz, Baltimore Highlands Elementary Hawksley Neidinger, Battle Grove Elementary Emily Lintz, Battle Grove Elementary Lyric Dean, Battle Grove Elementary Johnathan Redman, Battle Grove Elementary Cameron Brown, Battle Grove Elementary Makayla Ford, Battle Grove Elementary Ian Ballentine, Battle Grove Elementary Justin Mancuso, Battle Grove Elementary Giana Schoppert, Battle Grove Elementary Zoey Williams, Battle Grove Elementary Gino Fiorenza, Battle Monument Elementary Autumn Burkindine, Bear Creek Elementary Norah Mclaughlin, Bedford Elementary Allison Elliott, Berkshire Elementary Natalia Hurb, Campfield Early Learning Center Eleanor McKee, Carroll Manor Elementary Yuting Cui, Catonsville High Grace Dillingham, Catonsville Middle Riley Benkler, Cedarmere Elementary Kaliah Franklin, Chadwick Elementary Demetrios Themelis, Chapel Hill Elementary Kelly Barcikowski, Charlesmont Elementary Hollyn Jones, Chase Elementary Victoria Gardner, Chesapeake High School Drake Thompson, Church Lane Elementary Sandy Medrano, Cockeysville Middle Emi Meco, Colgate Elementary Logan Zarenejad, Cromwell Valley Elementary Taylor Brisueno, Deer Park Elementary Selorm Kpodo, Deer Park Middle Magnet Rianna Davis, Dogwood Elementary Uchral Odjargal, Dumbarton Middle Antonio Washington, Dundalk Elementary Naeim Miswadeh, Dundalk High Zachary Hunt, Dundalk Middle Felicia Budny, Eastern Technical High Riley Darchicourt, Edgemere Elementary Austin Shifflett, Edgemere Elementary Kaylee Conner, Edmondson Heights Elementary Kylie Coit, Elmwood Elementary Zackary Gosciniak, Elmwood Elementary Abby White, Essex Elementary Walter Castro, Featherbed Lane Elementary Sara Schultz, Fifth District Elementary Anabelle Lewis, Fort Garrison Elementary Aliceanna Cray, Franklin Elementary Zoey Feit, Franklin Middle Savannah Bucalo, General John Stricker Middle Ali Aal Rabeea, Glenmar Elementary Haile Neuhauser, Glyndon Elementary Sarah Tiedemann, Pot Spring Elementary Kayla Burroughs, Golden Ring Middle Angel Mendoza, Powhatan Elementary Melanie Maguire, Grange Elementary Kayla Cahill, Randallstown Elementary Petra Holt, Gunpowder Elementary Kylie Downey, Red House Run Elementary Emma Forrest, Halethorpe Elementary Qadir Fuller, Red House Run Elementary Ayomide Agvomuserin, Halstead Academy Lydia Aus, Reisterstown Elementary Hayden Fewster, Hampton Elementary Clara Fitch, Riderwood Elementary Christian Wilson, Harford Hills Elementary Pearl Hwang, Ridgely Middle Amaryllis McBride, Hawthorne Elementary Alex Bond, Riverview Elementary Kelly Wesolowski, Hereford High Victoire Polsky, Rodgers Forge Elementary Emma Charles, Hereford Middle Grey Rendine, Rodgers Forge Elementary Alexx Strader, Hereford Middle Elise Nelson, Rodgers Forge Elementary Tahli Mathews, Hernwood Elementary Sophie Ma, Rodgers Forge Elementary Keller Peters, Hillcrest Elementary Alexis Merrifield‐Garibed, Sandalwood Elementary Mckayla Tiemann, Holabird STEM Program Ever Santiago Casteneda, Scotts Branch Elementary Lucy Springer, Jacksonville Elementary Abby Bullinger, Seven Oaks Elementary Kamryn Blankenship, Joppa View Elementary Valerie Onyango, Seventh District Elementary Muhammad Abdullah, Joppa View Elementary Gary Brooks, Shady Spring Elementary Huynh Dinh, Kenwood High Kayla Conway, Southwest Academy Ava Cashmyer, Kingsville Elementary Tessa Janney, Sparks Elementary Jessica Portillo, Lansdowne High Alison Swift, Sparrows Point High Monica Griffin, Loch Raven Academy Vincent Metallo, Sparrows Point Middle Seth Herzog, Loch Raven High Cassidy Wittig, Stemmers Run Middle Angela Boitel, Logan Elementary Mackenzie Guberlet, Stoneleigh Elementary Grace Hoey, Lutherville Labortory Elementary Rachel Rose, Summit Park Elementary Timmy Deskin, Martin Boulevard Elementary Skylar Paskus, Sussex Elementary Serendipity Chamberlein, Mays Chapel Elementary Syvanna Brooks, Timber Grove Elementary Rosalie Leon, Middleborough Elementary Ben Fregeau, Timonium Elementary Sarai Banks, Middlesex Elementary Tim Prieto, Towson High Amani Turner, Milbrook Elementary Natalie Perez, Victory Villa Elementary Jamell Neal, Milford Mill Academy William Beard, Villa Cresta Elementary Tanzeela Syed, Norwood STEM Elementary Mason Frohme, Warren Elementary Ugochukwu Obiemeke, Oakleigh Elementary Moka Kojima, Wellwood International School Cherish Stubbs, Old Court Middle Sophie Bytchkov, West Towson Elementary Jordan Collins, Oliver Beach Elementary Laird Nugent, West Towson Elementary Chioma Onyenme, Orems Elementary Reagan Woody, Westchester Elementary Miracle Onuoha, Overlea High Maya Aviles, Westowne Elementary Cristian Rivas, Owings Mills Elementary Sammy Byrne, White Oak School Dyneisha Gross, Owings Mills High Paige Moen, Winand Elementary Steven Axol‐Acosta, Padonia International Jerusalem Mussie, Winfield Elementary Elementary Ersa Zafar, Woodbridge Elementary Jayla Manning, Parkville High Thomas Armstrong, Woodholme Elementary Mark Carrick, Parkville Middle Eric Void, Woodholme Elementary Megan Gilliam, Patapsco High School and Allexus Williams, Woodlawn High Center for the Arts Aaliyah Dioses, Woodlawn Middle Donte Stanley, Perry Hall Elementary Alex Neverdon, Woodmoor Elementary Angela Ross/Gwyneth Pershing, Perry Hall High Lena Wang, Perry Hall Middle Jordan Marshall‐Smith, Pikesville High Lily Ezersky, Pikesville Middle In addition, every BCPS school Jingjing Xu, Pine Grove Elementary is represented at the State of Trinity Bolton, Pine Grove Middle Logan Park, Pinewood Elementary the Schools by a custom-made Christian Smedstad, Pinewood Elementary sculpture created by students Conrad Grove, Pleasant Plains Elementary and teachers.

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