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Top Hampton Bays Students recognized by Johns Hopkins University
The eighth-grade students were selected based on high scores on their state assessments, as well as the SRI reading comprehension test.
From The John Hopkins Center: The Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth has nominated nine Hampton Bays Middle School students to participate in its 2017 talent search, which recognizes the academic abilities and success of high-achieving students.
The eighth-grade students were selected based on high scores on their state assessments, as well as the SRI reading comprehension test and SMI math test. They all scored in the 95 th percentile. The Hampton Bays School district extends its congratulations to the following nominees: Sergio Acosta Morales, Kristina Georges, Anthony Gonzalez Molina, David Hall, Ryan Hughes, Isabella Jaramillo Arango, Stephen Sutton, Jaden Willingham and Nicholas Zbikowski.
Photo courtesy of Hampton Bays School District
