Students Inducted into Inaugural National Spanish Society
The Upper School's top Spanish students gathered with their families this week for the first group to be inducted into the National Spanish Honor Society. Members of this group must show a proficiency for the language, must write an essay about the importance of being multi-lingual, and must commit to local and international service projects. In addition, some students were presented with the Global Seal of Biliteracy. Congratulations to all of the following students for this accomplishment: Mei Bao, Neenah Brown, Avery Critchfield, Katie Croom, Emma Fini, Izzy Jennings, Cameron Katz, Jack Kincus, Oscar Lindenthal, Jensen Manelski, Kira Manelski, Michael Mangieri, Clara Martin,
Abby McGee, Farzaan Naeem, Bridget Nelson, Eddie Pines, Cristina Pines, Christopher Powell,
John Sarbak, Zayna Shaikh, Lily Strauss, Ashby Taylor, Alejandro Wang, Savanna Ware, and Ivy Yang.
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Abby McGee, Farzaan Naeem, Bridget Nelson, Eddie Pines, Cristina Pines, Christopher Powell,
John Sarbak, Zayna Shaikh, Lily Strauss, Ashby Taylor, Alejandro Wang, Savanna Ware, and Ivy Yang.
Global Seal Of Biliteracy Recipients
Gold: Oscar Henriquez, Toby Tettamanti, Clara Martin
Silver: Edgar Chavez, Michael Mangieri, Bridget Nelson, Cristina Pines, Ashby Taylor, Fiona Zimmerman
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