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National Merit Scholarship Winners Announced ___ 6/24/2021 Making the grade: National merit scholarship winners announced ___ NEWSEDUCATION National Merit Scholarship winners announced Students will receive $500 to $2,,000 annually for up to four years OAKLAND, CA – JUNE 2: Visualisual andand PerformingPerforming ArtsArts PathwayPathway graduatesgraduates celebratecelebrate afterafter theirtheir graduationgraduation ceremonyceremony forfor thethe ClassClass ofof 20212021 atat SkylineSkyline High football field in Oakland, Calif., on Wednesday,, JuneJune 2,2, 2021.2021. AA totaltotal ofof 275275 studentsstudents graduatedgraduated fromfrom thethe fourfour learninglearning pathwayspathways atat SkylineSkyline High School. From Computer Science and Technology Pathway,, 7373 graduated,graduated, 7979 fromfrom EducationEducation andand CommunityCommunity HealthHealth PathwayPathway,, 6565 fromfrom GreenGreen Energy Pathway and 58 from Visualisual andand PerformingPerforming ArtsArts PathwayPathway.. EachEach pathwaypathway isis havinghaving itsits ownown graduationgraduation scheduledscheduled eacheach dayday fromfrom TTuesday to Friday.. (Ray(Ray Chavez/BayChavez/Bay AreaArea NewsNews Group)Group) By PETER HEGARTY || [email protected] || BayBay AreaArea NewsNews GroupGroup PUBLISHED: JuneJune 18,18, 20212021 atat 10:2110:21 a.m.a.m. || UPDUPDATED: JuneJune 19,19, 20212021 atat 2:392:39 p.m.p.m. https://www.eastbaytimes.com/2021/06/18/national-merit-scholarship-winners-announced/?fbclid=IwAR3e5dCzX9wjUjttg-zncjLYg6-HHSzAV1_TQx_J-… 1/7 6/24/2021 Making the grade: National merit scholarship winners announced The Nattiionall Meriitt Schollarshiip Corporattiion has announced more tthan 3,,100 wiinners off schollarshiips ffiinanced by U..S.. colllleges and uniiversiittiies.. Offffiiciialls off each sponsor collllege sellectted tthe wiinners ffrom among tthe ffiinalliistts iin tthe schollarshiip program who pllan tto attttend ttheiir iinsttiittuttiion.. The awards wiillll proviide $500 tto $2,,000 annualllly ffor up tto ffour years off undergraduatte sttudy att tthe iinsttiittuttiion ffiinanciing tthe schollarshiip.. More schollarshiips wiillll be announced iin JJully.. The awards are beiing underwriitttten by 160 hiigher educattiion iinsttiittuttiions:: 85 priivatte and 75 publliic iinsttiittuttiions llocatted iin 42 sttattes and tthe Diisttriictt off Collumbiia.. More tthan 1..5 miilllliion jjuniiors iin aboutt 21,,000 hiigh schoolls enttered tthe 2021 Nattiionall Meriitt Schollarshiip Program when tthey ttook tthe 2019 Prelliimiinary SAT/Nattiionall Meriitt Schollarshiip Qualliiffyiing Testt,, whiich served as an iiniittiiall screen off program enttrantts.. Lastt ffallll,, aboutt 17,,000 semiiffiinalliistts were named.. Semiiffiinalliistts were tthe hiighestt--scoriing program enttrantts iin each sttatte and representted lless tthan 1% off tthe nattiion’’s hiigh schooll seniiors.. Each semiiffiinalliistt submiitttted a dettaiilled schollarshiip applliicattiion,, iinclludiing an essay,, and proviided iinfformattiion aboutt exttracurriicullar acttiiviittiies and awards.. Semiiffiinalliistts allso needed tto have an outtsttandiing academiic record and be recommended by a hiigh schooll offffiiciiall.. The schollarshiips are ffunded by aboutt 400 iindependentt corporatte and collllege sponsors.. Here are tthe wiinners ffrom tthe Bay Area:: ALBANY:: ALBANY HIGH SCHOOL Kaii Weiiner ATHERTON:: MENLO SCHOOL Sttelllla Ell--Fiishawy SACRED HEART PREPARATORY SCHOOL JJane L.. Brocketttt BELMONT:: CARLMONT HIGH SCHOOL Evan C.. Wong BENICIA:: BENICIA HIGH SCHOOL Brandon T.. Bllack CAMPBELL:: WESTMONT HIGH SCHOOL Anna M.. Hanuska Megan K.. Marshallll Asttriid II.. Popoviicii CUPERTINO:: MONTA VISTA HIGH SCHOOL Ramya U.. Chamkerii Elliijjah F.. Diiaz Robertt Liiu Surajj R.. Matthashery https://www.eastbaytimes.com/2021/06/18/national-merit-scholarship-winners-announced/?fbclid=IwAR3e5dCzX9wjUjttg-zncjLYg6-HHSzAV1_TQx_J-… 2/7 6/24/2021 Making the grade: National merit scholarship winners announced DANVILLE:: SAN RAMON VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL IIzabelllla Ge MONTE VISTA HIGH SCHOOL Daniiell He ATHENIAN SCHOOL Radman T.. Zarbock DUBLIN:: DUBLIN HIGH SCHOOL Candiice Lee JJonatthan E.. Park Kylle R.. Shii Briian Yoon Eriic Zheng QUARRY LANE SCHOOL Kanchan U.. Naiik FREMONT:: MISSION SAN JJOSE HIGH SCHOOL Sabriina L.. Caii Katthlleen R.. Luo Serena Mao Viigasiinii Rajjaram Kylle N.. Wong Eriic E.. Xu IRVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Chandrallekha Garapatty Anniie Wen Brandon Ye FREMONT CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL Siimeon JJ.. Godwiin AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL Adiittya Kumar HALF MOON BAY:: HALF MOON BAY HIGH BAY Corwiin L.. JJones HILLSBOROUGH:: CRYSTAL SPRINGS UPLANDS SCHOOL Novak K.. Chernesky LOS GATOS:: https://www.eastbaytimes.com/2021/06/18/national-merit-scholarship-winners-announced/?fbclid=IwAR3e5dCzX9wjUjttg-zncjLYg6-HHSzAV1_TQx_J-… 3/7 6/24/2021 Making the grade: National merit scholarship winners announced LOS GATOS HIGH SCHOOL Anjjallii M.. Vaiidya MILLBRAE:: MILLS HIGH SCHOOL Meghan M.. Kelllly MOUNTAIN VIEW:: ST.. FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOL Dhruv D.. JJattkar Hamza Y.. JJamall OAKLAND:: COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL Dariius A.. Suplliica HEAD-- ROYCE SCHOOL Viikram Ramaswamy PALO ALTO:: HENRY M.. GUNN HIGH SCHOOL Eiirene Ang Luke Z.. Fllees JJack R.. Herrema Zachary Meyers Henry P.. Moshffeghii PALO ALTO HIGH SCHOOL Halllliie E.. Faustt Avery Bryn Hanna Nattalliia L.. Maahs Siimon S.. Miinamii Drew M.. Mukherjjee PLEASANTON:: AMADOR VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Matttthew Day Emiilly Liim Niina M.. Mootthedatth FOOTHILL HIGH SCHOOL Briian JJ.. Fu Adiitth Swarup ROSS:: BRANSON SCHOOL Anniie T.. Wang SAN FRANCISCO:: https://www.eastbaytimes.com/2021/06/18/national-merit-scholarship-winners-announced/?fbclid=IwAR3e5dCzX9wjUjttg-zncjLYg6-HHSzAV1_TQx_J-… 4/7 6/24/2021 Making the grade: National merit scholarship winners announced LOWELL HIGH SCHOOL JJacquelliine Meii Cllaiire JJ.. Raffffertty SAN JJOSE:: ARCHBISHOP MITTY HIGH SCHOOL IIsaac Lii Niikhiill A.. Murtthy Tiiffffaniie Huang BRANHAM HIGH SCHOOL Tiiffffany Elliim La THE HARKER SCHOOL Uttkarsh Priiyam LYNBROOK HIGH SCHOOL Aayushii Agrawall Melliissa Z.. Chen Siivanjjallii E.. Wiilllliiams Priiyanka Anand EVERGREEN VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Aahana Chowdhurii LEIGH HIGH SCHOOL JJames T.. Diing Yeomiin Yun Eriin Zhu LELAND HIGH SCHOOL IIvan Zhu PIEDMONT HILLS HIGH SCHOOL Cllaiire Yuan PRESENTATION HIGH SCHOOL Margarett S.. Wang VALLEY CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL Grace C.. Kennedy Angella Giigii Tsang SAN MATEO:: JJUNIPERO SERRA HIGH SCHOOL Adiittya Patthak Ronan Manniing THE NUEVA SCHOOL Evan H.. Stteiirman ARAGON HIGH SCHOOL https://www.eastbaytimes.com/2021/06/18/national-merit-scholarship-winners-announced/?fbclid=IwAR3e5dCzX9wjUjttg-zncjLYg6-HHSzAV1_TQx_J-… 5/7 6/24/2021 Making the grade: National merit scholarship winners announced Kaylla A.. Shiiao SAN RAMON:: CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL Sriiram Ganesan DOUGHERTY VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Aniikett Chatttterjjee Arjjun Garg Aniish Lahoranii Vedasamhiittha Padiisettttii Salliika Vummarao Cllaiire Z.. Zhang SARATOGA:: SARATOGA HIGH SCHOOL Stteffano L.. Corno IIriitth M.. Kattiiyar Dyllan L.. Overby SUNNYVALE:: FREMONT HIGH SCHOOL Samuell L.. Shen Reportt an error Polliiciies and Sttandards Conttactt Us Tags: Awards,, Education,, Higher Education,, K 12 Education,, Regional Peter Hegarty | Local News Reporter isis aa reporterreporter forfor thethe BayBay AreaArea NewsNews Group.Group. ContactContact PeterPeter atat 510-748-1654.510-748-1654. 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