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Six students from McKinney, McKinney Boyd McKinney North High five and three were named National Merit semi-finalists.
Here is a press release from McKinney Independent School District:
McKinney, Texas - Fourteen elderly McKinney ISD high school were honored by the National Merit Scholarship (NMSC) took their academic performance and commendable performance on the PSAT during their junior year.
Five students from McKinney Boyd High School - Cicardi Jenna, Matthew Fey, Peter Fowler, Meyers Ose Hollyann and Nicholas - were named National Merit semi-finalists.
Six students from McKinney High School - Matthew Blair, Rebecca Browder Eakin Alexander, Jeremy Friesenhahn, Friesenhahn Zacharias and Ty Hardin - and three students from McKinney North High School - Kathryn Balog, Jacob Minnis, Alicia and Zalusky - also known as semi-finalists have been named. Approximately 16,000 students were National Merit semifinalists named nationally.
These 14 seniors have become a finalist in the competition for National Merit. If a student is nominated as a finalist for Services are for one or more merit scholarships in the spring of 8400 eligible. become National Merit semifinalists earn finalist must confirm their results before Sat scores PSAT, a record of academic success and be approved and recommended by the school administration. Students who have earned this recognition will be announced by the NMSC each year in February. The National Merit Scholarship Corporation is a nonprofit organization that runs two competitions for academic awards and recognition of grades. Each year, approximately 55,000 students in the National Merit and National Achievement Program and honored more than 10,500 of the most important participants receive scholarships totaling $ 50,000,000 for undergraduate colleges. For more information about the National Merit Scholarship Society.
Here is a press release from McKinney Independent School District:
McKinney, Texas - Fourteen elderly McKinney ISD high school were honored by the National Merit Scholarship (NMSC) took their academic performance and commendable performance on the PSAT during their junior year.
Five students from McKinney Boyd High School - Cicardi Jenna, Matthew Fey, Peter Fowler, Meyers Ose Hollyann and Nicholas - were named National Merit semi-finalists.
Six students from McKinney High School - Matthew Blair, Rebecca Browder Eakin Alexander, Jeremy Friesenhahn, Friesenhahn Zacharias and Ty Hardin - and three students from McKinney North High School - Kathryn Balog, Jacob Minnis, Alicia and Zalusky - also known as semi-finalists have been named. Approximately 16,000 students were National Merit semifinalists named nationally.
These 14 seniors have become a finalist in the competition for National Merit. If a student is nominated as a finalist for Services are for one or more merit scholarships in the spring of 8400 eligible. become National Merit semifinalists earn finalist must confirm their results before Sat scores PSAT, a record of academic success and be approved and recommended by the school administration. Students who have earned this recognition will be announced by the NMSC each year in February. The National Merit Scholarship Corporation is a nonprofit organization that runs two competitions for academic awards and recognition of grades. Each year, approximately 55,000 students in the National Merit and National Achievement Program and honored more than 10,500 of the most important participants receive scholarships totaling $ 50,000,000 for undergraduate colleges. For more information about the National Merit Scholarship Society.
