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Congratulations to the 15 FUHSD students from all five high schools who have been selected as candidates for the U.S. Presidential Scholars program, one of the country's highest honors for graduating high school seniors! These amazing students will be in the running to receive Presidential Scholars Medallions, the final prize for the competition, this June.
Congratulations to Celina Yang and Edward Du from Cupertino High School; Daniel Shih from Fremont High School; Emma Yu from Homestead High School; Kylie Chang, Eleanor Chen, Neil Kakhandiki, David Lee, Akshara Taraniganty, Pranav Virupaksha and Konrad Wrebiak from Lynbrook High School; and Allison Jiang, Anya Goyal, Jessica Zhang and Kenneth Shui from Monta Vista High School.
Students are selected for this honor based on their academic achievement, including scores on the SAT or ACT exams, talent in the visual and performing arts, and skills in the career and technical education fields.