Alverno Seniors Earn National Academic Recognition. California

Posted on: January 6th, 2006
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“The College Board’s National Hispanic Recognition Program has recognized Alverno High School seniors Daniella Sawaya and Melissa Velez.

The College Board, creator of the SAT, PSAT/NMSQT and AP programs, created this program in 1983 to provide national recognition for exceptional Hispanic high school seniors and to identify these academically gifted students for colleges and universities. …”

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