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For
the 14th year, SDHS students have shown their exceptional
writing ability by winning the National Council of Teachers
of English (NCTE) Achievement Award in Writing. This year
we have two winners: LaToya Lee and Jennifer Paton. In their
junior year, LaToya and Jennifer along with Julie Kaufman
and Anamaria Robles, were selected to represent San Diego
High in this prestigious national writing competition. The
students wrote a creative piece and sat for a timed essay.
And then they waited. LaToya and Jennifer finally received
the good news, helping to continue San Diego High's tradition
of being the most winning school in the nation in this competition.
Winning this award means that NCTE will recommend that colleges
consider LaToya and Jennifer for both admission and scholarships.
In addition, they will be honored by wearing the Writing Academy
red stoles at graduation. All four competitors will also wear
the red Writing Academy tassel at graduation.
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