The American Association of University Women, Everett branch, recently honored 12 high school junior girls with Certificates of Excellence. Pictured are (from left, top row) Alexandria Visocky, Elizabeth Dowdle, Genesis Esponda, Claire Hsu, Katia Foss, Natalie Prosper, (bottom row) Jamie Irwin, Deanna Robles, Marie Sanyang, Xilonen Vela-Garcia and Sriharshita Musunuri. Not pictured is Hunter Pollock. (Contributed photo)

The American Association of University Women, Everett branch, recently honored 12 high school junior girls with Certificates of Excellence. Pictured are (from left, top row) Alexandria Visocky, Elizabeth Dowdle, Genesis Esponda, Claire Hsu, Katia Foss, Natalie Prosper, (bottom row) Jamie Irwin, Deanna Robles, Marie Sanyang, Xilonen Vela-Garcia and Sriharshita Musunuri. Not pictured is Hunter Pollock. (Contributed photo)

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AAUW Everett names top juniors for STEM

The American Association of University Women Everett branch recently honored 12 high school junior girls with Certificates of Excellence for their achievements in math, science and technology: Deanna Robles (math), Marie Sanyang (science) and Jamie Irwin (technology) from Cascade High School; Elizabeth Dowdle (math), Genesis Esponda (science) and Alexandria Visocky (technology) from Everett High School; Sriharshita Musunuri (math), Claire Hsu (science) and Xilonen Vela-Garcia (technology) from Jackson High School; and Katia Foss (math), Natalie Prosper (science) and Hunter Pollock (technology) from Sequoia High School.

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