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Johns Creek Students Earn Spots in Governor's Honors Program
Forty-one students in Johns Creek schools will attend the summer program at Valdosta State.
Eighty-five Fulton County high school students, including 41 in Johns Creek schools, have been selected as finalists for the Georgia Governor’s Honors Program.
Governor's Honors is a residential summer program for gifted and talented high school juniors and seniors that takes place at Valdosta State University.
Chattahoochee, Johns Creek and Northview high students who earned a place in the program and their area of nomination include:
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Andrew Bock
French
Nicholas Christiansen
Architectural Design
Ayan Das
Spanish
Manasa Kadiyala
Mathematics
Sujay Peramanu
Mathematics
Sunidhi Ramesh
Communicative Arts
Elizabeth (Ellie) Swiger
Communicative Arts
Spencer Weiser
Social Studies
Hannah Wingett
Spanish
Kelly Yuqi Xie
Visual Art
William Yang
Mathematics
Johns Creek High School
Andrew Kim
Music/Brass (Trumpet)
YuJin Kim
Visual Art
Shamita Nagalla
Communicative Arts
Hana Nazir
Spanish
Patrick Shin
Technology
Chelsea Thorpe
Communicative Arts
Anna Yoon
Mathematics
Northview High School
Julia Bach
German
Kevin Chaey
Music/Woodwinds (Saxophone)
Yash Chandramouli
Latin
Sophia Chen
Visual Art
Siqi (Michelle) Chen
Visual Art
Lauren Collins
Executive Management
Manasi Deshpande
Spanish
Victoria (Tori) Hiten
Latin
Rachel Jeon
Music/Woodwinds (Flute)
Hakyung Jeong
Visual Art
Daniel Kim
Music/Strings (Violin)
Conor Korbish
Theatre Performance
Anna Li
Spanish
Nathan Li
Music/Piano
Hailey Mody
Spanish
Matthew Park
Communicative Arts
Philip Park
Music/Brass (Trumpet)
Lucy Qui
Visual Art
Joshua Shue
Music/Strings (Violin)
Sumit Sohani
Biology
Cathy Sun
Mathematics
Elizabeth Trinh
Mathematics
Edward Wang
Music/Brass (Trumpet)
Some 3,000 students from Georgia interviewed during three weekends in January and February, with 690 finalists chosen to participate. The program is funded by the Georgia General Assembly, so there is no charge for these students to attend. Students will arrive in Valdosta on June 23 where they will spend four weeks exploring topics not usually found in the regular high school classroom and attending seminars, activities, concerts and performances.
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