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Accepted Students for Fall 2018 (sorted by high school) Last First High School Name Martinez Miguelangel Adelanto High School Mossa Ellya Agoura High School Hernandez Keilyn Alliance Gertz-Ressler High School Maya Jazmeen Alliance Gertz-Ressler High School Suarez Juan Alliance Judy Ivie Burton Technology Academy High Loza Cesar Alliance Renee & Meyer Luskin Academy High school Lai Gieneyra Amelia Earhart Continuation High School Cortez America Animo Inglewood Charter High School Ramirez Anel Animo Inglewood Charter High School Chen Olivia Arcadia High School Nalapraya Sonya Arcadia High School Tang Chuanchun Arcadia High School Wang Megan Arcadia High School Zhang Zilin Arcadia High School Zhao Vicki Arcadia High School Mayorga Kemedy Aspire Pacific Academy Mejia Sandy Aspire Pacific Academy Duran Emily Bassett High School Copca Yaremy Bell High School Espinoza Beyla Bell High School Medina Lozada Donna Bell High School Palma Kate Bell High School Sanchez Del Real Paulina Bell High School Neri Arianna Bellflower High School Nguyen Christine Bolsa Grande High School Thai Han Bolsa Grande High School Adams Haley Bonita High School Espinosa Mia Bonita High School Koo Nohyoung Brea Olinda High School Oh Justin Brea Olinda High School Park Lara Brea Olinda High School Park Shane Brea Olinda High School Yoon Chanhee Brea Olinda High School Kohl Esther Brentwood School Croft Leah California School of the Arts – San Gabriel Valley Wong Regina California School of the Arts – San Gabriel Valley Martinez Omar Camino Nuevo Charter High School Lee Sewon Canyon Crest Academy Long Bridget Canyon High School- Anaheim Caday Eric John Carson High School Li Runze Centennial High School Aeom Audrey Cerritos High School Jeremiah Kim Cerritos High School Kwon Esther Cerritos High School Woo Ashley Cerritos High School Chang Josephine Chadwick School Park Jeong-Ah Chadwick School Chavez Raquel Chaparral High School Duan Yunging Chino Hills High School Wu Janice Chino Hills High School You Jisok Chino Hills High School Diaz Edgar City Honors College Preparatory Charter School Benitez Emma Crescenta Valley High School Lee Kristy Crossroads School for the Arts Arneal Allison Culver City High School Burns Lacey Culver City High School Camey Amalia Culver City High School Elliott Brennan Culver City High School Farrage Katya Culver City High School Flores Alyssa Culver City High School Graham Sudevi Culver City High School Greenberg Georgia Raye Culver City High School Guy Willow Culver City High School Johnston Akari Culver City High School Levels Isaiah Culver City High School Lopez Kaija Culver City High School Marinko Beale Lola Culver City High School Monrreal Savannah Culver City High School Ribordy Elisa Culver City High School Stucky Isobel Culver City High School Tian Yinuo Culver City High School Kang Dahyun Cypress High School Kim Gyooyeon Cypress High School Sisneros Alexandrea Cypress High School Suh Helena Cypress High School Suh Sophia Cypress High School Lerman Sasha Da Vinci Design Talbert Lauren Da Vinci Design Zamudio Natalie Da Vinci Design Dong Maggie Diamond Bar High School Kim Nayoung Diamond Bar High School Wang Nathan Diamond Bar High School Wong Karissa Diamond Bar High School Romero Ryan Downtown Magnets High School Munoz Itzel Dr. Maya Angelou Community High School Orantes Stefanny Dr. Maya Angelou Community High School Raigoza Danielle Edgewood High School Cowings Catheryn El Camino High School - Whittier Byrd Vanessa El Camino Real Charter High School - Woodland Hills Martinez Angel El Rancho High School Andrade Sophia El Segundo High School Shi Kaiyu Eleanor Roosevelt High School Dela Cruz Paul Fairfax High School Magno Nicole Fairfax High School Matsunaga Olivia Fairfax High School Brauer Morian Foothill High School Thyden Hailey Foothill High School Conger Isabella Fullerton Union High School Hisey Trinity Fullerton Union High School Hong Sieun Fullerton Union High School Pike-Gonzalez Erika Fullerton Union High School Duran Natalie Garden Grove High School Phan Lilly Garden Grove High School Salguero Marco Garden Grove High School Chen Yolanda Glen A. Wilson High School Kuo Christina Glen A. Wilson High School Lee Lillian Glen A. Wilson High School Chamsi Tiana Glendora High School Kim Suh young Golden Valley High School Joo Hyewon Granada Hills Charter High School Chu Katelyn Gretchen Whitney High School Han Katherine Gretchen Whitney High School Leal Katya Halstrom Academy, Los Angeles Bogaryan Alisa Hamilton High School McIntyre Schaedyn Hamilton High School Covington Samantha HART's - Humanities And Arts Academy Of Los Angeles Academy at Narbonne Fenton Joshua HART's - Humanities And Arts Academy Of Los Angeles Academy at Narbonne McDonough Sara HART's - Humanities And Arts Academy Of Los Angeles Academy at Narbonne Peraza Francesca HART's - Humanities And Arts Academy Of Los Angeles Academy at Narbonne Carlson Charisma Hawthorne High School Lopez Jennifer Hawthorne High School Madrigal Alma Hawthorne High School Tottress Lerrin Hawthorne High School McMillen Elise Herbert Hoover High School Papikyan Mariam Herbert Hoover High School Mauvais Ariel Home School Chavez Amanda Immaculate Heart High School Young Evan Immaculate Heart High School Rodriguez Gabriel International Polytechnic High School Hui Julia Irvine High School Zuo Fuer Irvine High School Rejuso Ralph John Marshall High School Cattouse Emily Ayanna John Muir High School Cardoza Morales Ines Katella High School Berrospid Valeria Kennedy High School - Granada Hills Kim Krystal Kennedy High School - La Palma Colocho Francisco King/Drew Magnet High School of Medicine and Science De Los Santos Maria King/Drew Magnet High School of Medicine and Science Froga Valerie King/Drew Magnet High School of Medicine and Science Salas Alberto King/Drew Magnet High School of Medicine and Science Yun Seobin La Cañada High School Rodriguez Lily La Mirada High School Bui Jessica La Quinta High School Nguyen Tuyet-Anh La Quinta High School Ortiz Jonathan La Quinta High School Tran Tuyet Nhi La Quinta High School White Sandra La Quinta High School Wang Tianmei La Salle High School Rodriguez-Holliday Bianca La Serna High School Cheung Ryan Larchmont Charter School Kim Kenneth Larchmont Charter School Lawton Amaya Larchmont Charter School Barmore Tiahna Leuzinger High School Eliot Ethan Los Amigos High School Soriano Jennifer Los Amigos High School Kaner Yasmine Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies Lee Sean Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies Lewins Andrew Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies Sparrow Vaknin Ofre Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies Jiang Yushan Los Osos High School Jiang Yutong Los Osos High School Castelblanco Aida Louisville High School Proud Brianna Mark Keppel High School Hu Zhuoer Mater Dei High School Beck Sofia Mira Costa High School McDonald Sarah Mira Costa High School Oliveira Stephan Mira Costa High School Smith Alexandria Mira Costa High School Sung Nathalie Mira Costa High School Holtz Naomi Mission Viejo High School Alvarez Ashley Monrovia High School Leyva Madelyn Monrovia High School Oballes Josiah Monrovia High School Villeda Bianca Mountain View High School Chan Hokin New Roads High School Cichowski Luisa New Roads High School Lee Betsey New Roads High School Choi Hana North Hollywood High School Fuchs Samuel North Hollywood High School Cheng Evan Northwood High School Lee Mu-Hsin Northwood High School Delfin Patricia Jeena Norwalk High School Kim Grace Notre Dame Academy Markovic Milla Penelope Notre Dame Academy Rendon Isabella Notre Dame Academy Uytioco Samantha Notre Dame Academy Yao Jenna Notre Dame Academy Orozco Anthony Notre Dame High School - Sherman Oaks Tarlov Hannah Notre Dame High School - Sherman Oaks Arganda Arianna Ocean View High School Arendt-Rosenberg Jonathan Orange County School of the Arts Kim Laure Orange County School of the Arts Lee Katelyn Orange County School of the Arts McCuen Zoe Orange County School of the Arts Pak Kaitlyn Orange County School of the Arts Ding Yushuo Orange Lutheran High School Hoang Anh Thy Oxford Academy Caro Marina Palisades Charter High School Sharipov Amir Palisades Charter High School Speiser Maximillian Palisades Charter High School Doo Jamie Palos Verdes High School Stephens Jacob Parkview School Armenta Diana Puc Community Charter Early College High School Arellano Irvin Ramon C. 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