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Patch Honors Huntersville Graduates: Congrats, Class Of 2020

Let's congratulate our class of 2020 high school graduates in Huntersville.

HUNTERSVILLE, NC — Patch wants to provide a way to share the achievements of our high school graduates, even if it's in a small way. With in-person instruction canceled through the end of the academic school year due to the coronavirus in North Carolina public schools, seniors are missing out on the last moments of what should be a celebratory time.

We know many high school seniors are missing milestone high school events, and we hope that this will give the community a way to share their pride in our class of 2020 high school graduates.

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Here are the class of 2020 high school graduates our readers wanted to recognize:

Greg Arias, North Mecklenburg High School

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Greg plans to attend the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and study Pre-Med Biology.

Says Greg's family, "We are so proud of you and all you have accomplished. We know you will do amazing things and we cannot wait to be front and center to witness it. Love, Mom and Dad."

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Stephen Seda, Hopewell High School

Stephen plans to attend the Univeristy of North Carolina at Charlotte's College of Computing and Informatics, where he will study computer science and cybersecurity.

Says Stephen's family, "Congratulations Stephen on your HS graduation. We’re so proud of you & love you. Mom & Max."

Kyle Paredi, Bradford Preparatory School

Kyle plants to attend the University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg, Kentucky.

Says Kyle's family, "Kyle you did it! You set your goal, kept yourself focused and achieved it all! From high school graduation to a spot on the Cumberlands soccer team! You are amazing and you will do great things because "you have feet in your shoes and can take yourself anywhere you choose!"

Danielle Little (Photo courtesy of Susan Little)
Danielle Little, Wynfield Christian Academy

Danielle plans to attend the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Says Danielle's parents, "Danielle, you are amazing! Your family is so very proud of you. You have succeeded in so many things in your life already. Not only have you been an academic success (straight As, Duke TiP, National Merit, National Honor Societies), you've succeeded in so many other things as well: pipe organist, worship musician and leader, church organist/pianist, UNCC biology internship. We can't wait to see what you do in the next phase of your life."

Connor Schoenewolf, Christ The King Catholic High School

Connor plans to attend the University of Georgia's Honors Program.

Says Connor's family, "Congratulations Connor ~ you have worked so hard and we are so proud of you and all your accomplishments!! Looking forward your next chapter at UGA. Go Dawgs! Love Mom, Dad, Ryan and Cali"

Isabelle Martinez, Lake Norman Charter

Belle will be attending the University of North Carolina at Wilmington in the fall. Her plans are to work towards becoming a Dentist.

Says her family, "Belle, we are so proud of what a wonderful young woman you have become. All the hard work you have done throughout your school years has paid off. Congratulations!"

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