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Exemplary award: Northshore Christian Academy in Everett received the ACSI (Association of Christian Schools International) exemplary award.

SHS and MHS DECA qualifiers: The following students from Snohomish High School and Monroe High School qualified for the state DECA competition in local events at a Jan. 19 regional competition in Monroe. Monroe is sending 67 students, a school record.

Apparel and accessories: Brianne King, SHS, sixth; Brittany Willis, SHS, eighth; Tessa Degel, MHS, qualified; Kendra Leinbach, SHS, qualified; Alicia Noll, SHS, qualified; Lorin Ward, SHS, qualified

Advertising campaign: Ingrid Stolle, Heather DeVries, Melissa DeVries, SHS, sixth; Krystal Sunseri, Odette Mikos, SHS, eighth

Accounting: Katie Lotzgesell, MHS, fifth; Kiley Simmons, MHS, qualified; Derek Weese, SHS, qualified

Business law and ethics management: Clint Miracle, Chris Furrer, MHS, second; Nick Hanson, TJ Watson, MHS, fourth; Carson Heffner, Cooper Amsberry, MHS, fifth; Corey Windrim, Linnea Messmer-Viklund, SHS, ninth; Jessica Dueas, Rafael Casas, MHS, qualified

Business services marketing: Matt Zeller, MHS, first; William Pehl, MHS, second

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E-commerce team management: Toby Jenkins, Danielle Do, MHS, qualified; Jackie Morgan, Heather Lowe, MHS, qualified; Liz Hageman, Lizz Roscoe, MHS, qualified

Ethics management: Nate Davis and Holden Matheson, SHS, eighth

Entrepreneurship: Leotia Dahlseng, SHS, ninth

Fashion merchandise promotional plan: Carly Donnelly, MHS, second; Kelsey Gibson, MHS, fifth; Mikenzi Redd, MHS, sixth; Josh Gebhardt, MHS, qualified; Brittni Kooy, MHS, qualified

Financial services team management: David Heal, Jason Reed, MHS, fourth; Jessica Sel, Ariel Biback, MHS, fifth; Adam Achurra, Shannon Fretz, MHS, qualified

Food marketing: Houston Kraft, SHS, second; Harrison Cook, SHS, fourth; Ashlee Deane, MHS, qualified; Robert Deal, MHS, qualified; Madison Goverde, SHS, qualified; Brett Melnrick, MHS, qualified; Preston O’Malley, MHS, qualified; BJ Thompson, MHS, qualified

Full serve restaurant management: Ashley Julian, MHS, second; Ashleigh Mitchell, MHS, qualified

Hospitality services team management: Erika Stanley, Sonam Ghag, MHS, fifth

Marketing management: Joe Eagle, MHS, sixth; Cricket Hund, SHS, seventh; Coryn Clement, SHS, eighth; Ashley Ollila, SHS, ninth; Casey Melnrick, MHS, qualified; Alexa Walter, MHS, qualified

Quick serve restaurant: Jordan Wood, SHS, fourth; McKenzie Bennett, SHS, fifth; Chris Hansen, SHS, 11th; Raina Crepps, MHS, qualified

Restaurant and food service marketing: Meaghan Dashel, SHS, first; Heather Krc, SHS, third; Joey Petosa, SHS, ninth; Ashley Bales, SHS, 11th

Retail merchandising: Brittany Miller, SHS, first; Dana Thorton, MHS, second; Leigh Anne Barr, MHS, fourth; Josh Fairbanks, SHS, sixth; Victoria Bruder, SHS, qualified; Lydia Harris, MHS, qualified; Jenna Kirksey, MHS, qualified; Jessica Miller, MHS, qualified; Kayla Oswald, MHS, qualified; Devon Schweitzer, MHS, qualified; Cory Sims, MHS, qualified; Ivan Stocker, MHS, qualified

Sports and entertainment management: Jordan Chester, Luke Manthe, MHS, first; Danielle Elliot, Brielle Erickson, SHS, fourth; Mike Brady, Pete Gallagher, MHS, qualified; Austin Hicks, Zach Bales, SHS, qualified; Erik Monahan, Chris Bunge, MHS, qualified

Technical marketing: Brian Harmon, MHS, qualified

Technical sales event: Nick Danielson, SHS, third; Alex Langbehn, SHS, qualified

Travel and tourism team management: Elyse Resler, Kailie Knutzen, MHS, fourth; Megan Hawkins, Stephanie Fleek, MHS, qualified; Sam Crowell, Lauren Wilson, MHS, qualified

Vehicles and petroleum marketing: Garrick Allen, SHS, first; Cassey Binion, SHS, second; Chester Anonson, MHS, third; David Taylor, MHS, sixth; Spencer Leamer, SHS, ninth; Kris Perry, SHS, qualified

SHS FBLA winners: The following Snohomish High School students were FBLA Winners at the Regional Conference on Feb. 7: Corrine Farnham, fourth, Accounting 1; Rachel Hanson, fifth, Word Processing 1; Caitlin Parker-Arnett, third, Word Processing 2; MacKenna Stewart, fifth, Public Speaking 2; Jordan Reichelt, first, International Business; Kiku Mizuno, fourth, International Business; Rachel Hanson, third, FBLA Principles and Procedures; Jordan Reichelt, first, Business Procedures; Joel Bernston, third, Business Procedures; Mandy Britton, fifth, Networking Concepts; Robyn Dvorak, first, Job Interview; Robyn Dvorak, first, Future Business Leader; Caitlin Parker-Arnett, first, Business Communication; Kiku Mizuno, third, Business Communication; Kathleen Healy, Tracy Healy, Drew Anderson, fifth, Business Ethics; Caitlin Parker-Arnett, first, Business Law; Matt Lee, second, Business Law; Kiku Mizuno, fourth, Business Law; Leslie Strand and MacKenna Stewart, first, Desktop Publishing; J. Lynne Clendenen, Meaghan Dashel, Heather Hardwick, second, Entrepreneurship; Sarah Courtney and Sammi Livers, first, Emerging Business Issues; Matt Lee, Marshall Wilcox, Michelle Yi, second, Emerging Business Issues; and Autumn Baer, third, Accounting 2.

WSU honor roll: Students on the fall honor roll at Washington State University include:

Arlington: Johannes Garrison Anderson, Arianna Meg McColley-Hopkins, Eric Matthew Sakshaug and Amy Elizabeth Siebert.

Bothell: Chike Chisomaga Acholonu, Marin Elisabeth Anderson, Rebecca Marie Barclay, Sam Matthew Bayless, Kiley Marin Branson, Susan Marie Brown, Nicole Monika Busch, Patricia Anne Cueva, Jessica Ann Dawson, Jenna Lynne De Valk, Stacy Dawn Dekoekkoek, Jennifer Lyn Edgar, Katie Ehrmantraut, Katie J. Estes, Cassandra Evans, Jonathan Henry Fontes, Joseph Donald Frawley, Matthew James Gallagher, Nicholas Martin Grether, Daylen Elliot Haines, John Anthony Hinrichs, Kristin Michelle Holmes, Jenifer Maureen Hozail, James William Huffaker, Matthew James Jamison, Dane Raymond Jordan, Anna Catherine Kasprick, Gary Michael Lagerstrom, Kelly McClean Londo, Katie L. Marsh, Jonathan Andrew Merrill, Ashley Elizabeth Merrill, Nathan Christopher Moore, Jennifer Christine Muller, Nicholas William Murray, Jessica Janine Reed Owen, Brandon Kyle Packard, Sable Mae Phillippi, Lindsay Nicole Potts, Rachael Caitlin Purdy, Colleen Sylvia Reed, Michael Scott Shumate, Stefanie Allison Slater, Kurtis Dean Snyder Jr., Chris John Solvang, David Anthony, Lacretia Kim Taylor, Jwalant Bharat Trivedi, Caitlin Anne Wachtveitl and Meredith Leigh Wyman.

Brier: Gabriel Vincent Demiero, Ashley Taylor Grover, Joseph Edward Hinson, Grace Mari Johnson, Christopher Jeffrey Rankin and Daniel Crews Tappel.

Camano Island: Chris H. Andersen, Trina Dutton, Heather Diane Dutton, Sasha Kristine Hoover, Jeffrey Thor Jacobsen, Jason Logen King, Stacy Patricia Leorna, Lindsay Alan Mellum and Connie Denise Redic.

Clinton: Tyler D. Hoch, Erin Nicole Iddins, Shannon Elizabeth McAfee and Kari Ann Switzer.

Coupeville: Joivanna Katherine Cashen, Kelsi Kristina Franzen and Lauren Sienna.

Edmonds: Crystal C. Alaniz, Brock Allen Beckner, Jean Elizabeth Bisset, Matthew Edward Brewster, Bryce David Holzer, Casey Jean Long, Barbara Ann Marsh, Jan Marie Mathsen, Joseph Swindell McCary, Joseph Milton Meyerson, Chad Anthony Ozog, Tivoli Micha Shiosaki, Zachary Patrick Simard, Deborah Lynn Skidmore, Hieu-Thien Nguyen Truong, Amanda Marie Vilbrandt and Charles John Waldburger.

Everett: Adam Robert Bryson, Brian S. Chittick, Julie Lynn David, Amber F Dillhoff, Margarita Sanchez Gonzalez, Kelly S. Jones, Amanda Ann Kizer, Stevie Ellyce Labare, Kevin Andruw Lloyd, Fallon Marie McGinty, Michael William Munsterman, Laura Ankerson Nash, Uyen Thuy Ngo, Melissa Bichngoc Nguyen, Alicia Mari Nielsen, Matthew Lee Ogurkow, Ryan Nels Osher, Cassandra Lynn Peterson, Gordon Christian Peterson, Joshua Michael Roberts, Brianna M. Rockenstire, Katie M. Sadler, Stacy Anne Shewell, Lindsay Ann Steigerwald, Autumn Nichol Swankosky, Michelle Jean Taylor, Whitney Linette Teague, Jessica Marie Warner, Megan Ashley Wolff and Sharon Kaye Zell.

Freeland: Bryce Colin Hansen.

Gold Bar: Laura Lynn Newman.

Lake Stevens: Tina R. Amaya, Kimberly Jo Behrends, Kari Lorrayne Conlon, Diana Kristine Cross, Christopher Paul Freeburn, Melissa Annie Maddox, Rebecca Margaret Matlack, Brian Allen Maxwell and Mickayla Lynn Thompson.

Langley: Jennifer Michelle Barrow, Nicole Marie Eaton and Leslie Michelle Patrick.

Lynnwood: Devin Christopher Barnes, Cher Cha, Tiffany Marie Coleman, Jensen Berge Gardner, Ashley Marie Hansen, Jonathan Fletcher Killin, Linda Mach, Christina Michelle Mallory, Kelsey Alexis Mildes, Christine Lynn Osburn, Corey William Preugschat, Deanna Mae Rowlan, Laura Ann Russell, Jennifer Topham, Anh Thu T. Van, Gearldene Darlene Woods, Ran Xu, Tirhas Amine Zerahaimanot, Kristoffer Dennett Christianson and Casey Clare Conroy.

Marysville: Robert Kenneth Barnes, Shannon Nicole Bartlett, Kelley D. Bryant, Kari Ellen Carney, Gregory Bjorn Curtis, Jenna Rosanne Hansen, Natasha Kiira Johnson, Christopher Lynn King, Ngan Le Pham, Bridget Mary Moynihan, Melissa Jeane Neff, Christine Laree Nelson, Adam A. Sandoval, Victoria Michele Sparacio, Erin C. Thomas, Casey Lee Thometz, Jason Thomas Wicklund and Nicholas Evan Winters.

Mill Creek: Stephanie Jean Bardin, Nicole Elizabeth Gerber, Jennifer Jeanne Huttula, Jason Patrick Todd and Chris Patrick Vail.

Monroe: Ashley Elizabeth Bens, Whitney Alison Mueller, Steve Kendal Pearce, Claire Ann Phelps and Katherine Lynn Van Wyngarden.

Mountlake Terrace: Rachel L. Galbraith, Amnah Catherine King and Barbara Lorraine Wood.

Mukilteo: Lynn Marie Bader, Kelsey Lynn Conklin, Anastasia S Donets, Devin Marie Finco, Ryan Christopher Flake, Aaron Gaul, Christopher Allen Grounds, Matthew Allen Lord and Rachel Marie Saikaly.

Oak Harbor: Danielle Nicole Dillard, Jonathan Michael Hnosko, Stephanie Racheal Hunter, Cameron Andrew Johnson, Kimberly Marie Macindoe, Ryan Scott Macindoe, Cathleen Marie Queeno-Wall and Dorothy S. Waite.

Snohomish: Casey Tyler Amann, Chandra Lynn Bailey, Julianne Kathleen Boshart, Rachael Leigh Chandler, Kristen Renae Dunseth-Orth, Carly Lynn Ellington, Steven Richard Garmire, Danielle K. Hageman, Justin Ashby Hansen, Ryna Lorene Hansen, Emily Jean Marie Harrington, Mureall Ann Hebert, Randal Valeri Ann Hinthorne, Jennifer Elizabeth Hume, Katrina Elizabeth Huskie, Lindsay Anne Johnson, Vijay Sunil Kumar, Nicole Littrell, Elizabeth Corinna Mueller, Lisa Mary-Anna Nelson, Wendy Jo Nygaard, Ryan Terrance Pecha, Kirby Allise Pratt, Ryan Christopher Roache, Shayna Marie Schuster, Kyla Rae Thompson and Nic K. Tormohlen.

Stanwood: Tara Marie Cunningham, Elise Kathleen Daly, Jessie Jean Frable, Jennifer Lynn Frable, Colleen Rae Goos, Jessica Elaine Havens, Jessica Elizabeth Johnson, Ryan Michael Klein, Whitney Ann Ruhoff, Carol Ann White, Garrett Ivar Williams and Katherine Ann Wright.

Sultan: Chelsea Anne Bloomberg, Blair Robert Broughton and Jennifer Dawn Brown.

Tulalip: Nicholas G. Gobin.

Key Club goes to dogs: With the help of local residents, the Monroe High School Key Club, a student service organization associated with Kiwanis, raised more than $300 and contributed 470.6 pounds of dog and cat food to the Everett Animal Shelter in a pet food drive last month.

EdCC students tops: Edmonds Community College students Kimberly Morgan of Lynnwood and Craig Johnson of Bothell are among 68 of the state’s top scholars. They will receive recognition and a $750 scholarship from the Northwest Education Loan Association and KeyBank as members of the All-Washington Academic Team representing Edmonds Community College. After completing her associate of arts degree at EdCC, Morgan plans to pursue bachelor’s and master’s degrees in counseling and open her own counseling practice. Johnson began studying computer networking, and after completing his associate of arts degree, he plans to earn a bachelor’s in business administration and open his own business.

Northshore merit finalists: The National Merit Scholarship Foundation has named 10 Northshore School District seniors as National Merit Finalists. Finalists represent less than one-half of 1 percent of each state’s graduating class.

Bothell High School: Sasha Anderson, daughter of Susan and Arthur Anderson of Woodinville; Emily Pietrowski, daughter of Ann and Walter Pietrowski of Bothell.

Inglemoor High School: Noelle Alberts, daughter of Pamela Raine and Glen Alberts of Woodinville; Jackson Cahn, son of June Sherry Blender and Robert Bennett Watson of Woodinville and Andrew Cahn of Issaquah; Eric Ellestad, son of Laurie Ellestad and Allan Wenzel of Redmond; Hansi Jiang, son of June and Peter Jiang of Bothell; Nicola Lunn, daughter of Elizabeth and Paul Lunn of Woodinville; Leah Scott-Zechlin, daughter of Ronna Scott and Jeffrey Zechlin of Brier; Nicolas Snavely, son of Kay and Marshall Snavely of Redmond.

Woodinville High School: Allison Rossman, daughter of Debra Ann and Allen Rossman of Woodinville.

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