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District School Student’s Name Atlanta Public Schools Frederick Douglass High School Drakenda Graham Atlanta Public Schools Frederick Douglass High School Leslie Pacheco Banks County Schools Banks County High School Josie Ryder Bleckley County Schools Bleckley County High School Tucker Felkins Bryan County Schools Richmond Hill High School Robert Tucker Carroll County Schools Villa Rica High School Brennan Drake Carrollton City Schools Carrollton High School Joshua Albertus Carrollton City Schools Carrollton High School Kirby Criswell Carrollton City Schools Carrollton High School Chase Duncan Carrollton City Schools Carrollton High School Pate Duncan Carrollton City Schools Carrollton High School Amber Zheng Cartersville City Schools Cartersville High School Parker Helms Cartersville City Schools Cartersville High School Sarah Wiedetz Catoosa County Schools Heritage High School Henry Tollett Cherokee County Schools Sequoyah High School Patrick Ballance Cherokee County Schools Sequoyah High School Loren Cagle Cherokee County Schools Cherokee High School Camryn Callaro Cherokee County Schools Cherokee High School Lane Cannon Cherokee County Schools River Ridge High School Hsin Huei Chen Cherokee County Schools Sequoyah High School Madeline Doerr Cherokee County Schools Creekview High School Alexandra Kaye Cherokee County Schools Creekview High School Andrew Resisinger Cherokee County Schools Creekview High School Lauren Scott Chickamauga City Schools Gordon Lee High School Dylan Minghini Cobb County Schools Hillgrove High School Nichole Beck Cobb County Schools George Walton Comprehensive Ekta Deshmukh HS Cobb County Schools George Walton Comprehensive Daniel Hudadoff HS Cobb County Schools George Walton Comprehensive Madelyn Johnson HS Cobb County Schools Alan C Pope High School Belanie Jones Cobb County Schools Hillgrove High School Hamna Khan Cobb County Schools Pope High School Hisham Kashif Cobb County Schools George Walton Comprehensive Laura Key HS Cobb County Schools Hillgrove High School Audrey Knowles Cobb County Schools Wheeler High School MJ Lock Cobb County Schools George Walton Comprehensive Adarshini Raja HS Cobb County Schools Hillgrove High School Abigail Robertson Cobb County Schools Harrison High School Jadyn Sethna Cobb County Schools Alan C Pope High School Loren Tsang Cobb County Schools Lassiter High School Taylor Van Horn Colquitt County Schools Colquitt County High School Mary Grace Coweta County Schools Northgate High School Zahraw Shah Coweta County Schools Northgate High School Arthi Shankar Coweta County Schools Northgate High School Spencer Thomas Dalton Public Schools Dalton High School Rafael Duchesne City Schools of Decatur Decatur High School Clara McKay City Schools of Decatur Decatur High School Thomas Russell City Schools of Decatur Decatur high School Whitney Westbrook Dekalb County Schools Dekalb School of the Arts Victoria Armstrong- Mensah Dekalb County Schools Dunwoody High School Alex Buhl Dekalb County Schools Druid Hills High School Ermias Genet Dekalb County Schools Druid Hills High School Zakaria Gedi Dekalb County Schools Dunwoody High School Caitlin Howie Dekalb County Schools Cross Keys High School Yuyan Ke Dekalb County Schools Dunwoody High School Jackson Kuller Dekalb County Schools Dunwoody High School Seth May Dekalb County Schools Lakeside High School Amanda McAuley Dekalb County Schools Dunwoody High School Emma McClure Dekalb County Schools Druid Hills High School Makenna Pierce Dekalb County Schools Druid Hills High School Maya Rajan Dekalb County Schools Druid Hills High School Simrill Smith Dekalb County Schools Lakeside High School Jacob Tubesing Dekalb County Schools Druid Hills High School Thomas Weingartner Douglas County Schools Robert S. 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