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Washington University College Prep Program Cohort 6 Scholars Praise Iyinoluwa Aruwajoye Paige Guillermo Hazelwood West High School Affton High School Yunus Bekirov Camille Gunter Collegiate School of Medicine & Bayless High School Bioscience Ayah Hamed C’Kyra Burnette John Burroughs High School Ritenour High School Kamden Hill NaKaila Campbell Timberland High School Nerinx Hall High School Christopher Holland Samaria Coleman Northwest High School McCluer North High School Abeer Hreedeen Damius Collins Maplewood Richmond Heights High Saint Louis University High School School Carlito Davis Yemil Lopez Leal Lovejoy Technology Academy Ritenour High School DeVin Davis Dino Mahmutovic KIPP St. Louis High School Mehlville High School Makiyah Day Edvin Mahmutovic Lift for Life Academy Affton High School Dezaray Dorsey Anel Malagic Clyde C. Miller Career Academy Bayless High School Kaila Ford Raygan McDile Metro Academic & Classical High School Mary Institute & Country Day School (MICDS) Coumba Frango Alina Mendoza Hawthorn Leadership School for Girls Central Visual Performing Arts Darnesha Franks Collegiate School of Medicine & Bioscience Jehaleleel Gandy Sumner High School Washington University College Prep Program Cohort 6 Scholars Jose Montoya Marquon Wright Collegiate School of Medicine & Central Visual Performing Arts Bioscience Keriale Zimmerman Anaya Moody Riverview Gardens High School KIPP St. Louis High School Nathan Morrison Gateway Stem High School Reina Nadal University City High School Dim (Mary) Nem Rosati-Kain High School Dayrin Oviedo McCluer High School SweetP Owens McCluer High School Deja Poe Hazelwood Central High School Jarrett Pope Lutheran High School North Mason Shaver Bayless High School Taeyon Shields KIPP St. Louis High School DeMarionia Smith KIPP St. Louis High School Dominique Taylor Gateway Stem High School Journee White Mary Institute Country Day School (MICDS) .

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