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PHOTOGRAPHY BY BEVERLEE BARTHEL
"Despite repeated assertions on the part of leaders in all sectors about the importance of addressing the dropout situation, the problem today is more acute than ever. Recent reports indicate that nationally about one-third of all students who enter high school
do not graduate on time if ever. Some 2,500 students
leave high school every day."
Suzanne W. Morse,
President Pew Partnership for Civic Change
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STUDENT RESOURCES Check out these informational, fun and educational sites! Learn about why college is important, your finances
and business. It's fun! Click Here
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BUSINESS RESOURCES Check out these business videos and other resources from our friends at BIC. These resources are in English and Spanish!
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ACHIEVE
FORUM We are proud to present the 2012 Spring Session of the Achieve Forum. We are in the process of re-vamping our entire Spring Session! The Achieve Forum gives our young people a chance to learn
about themselves,
meet Hispanic leaders in the fields of
engineering, banking & finance, education and business. These
leaders share their hearts and expertise with our middle school and high school youth. Parents are welcome!
ACHIEVE FORUM DATES To be announced
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Sponsor Information Click Here
If your company needs just about any type
of sign or banner, try shopping here. The Signman, Inc. donates a portion of thier sales to USHYEE! Thanks!
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STUDENT NEWS
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Name: Pierina S. Grade:
Senior School: Lansdowne High School GPA: 3.2 Why USHYEE is important to you? USHYEE has taught
me how to be a leader in my community. I really like that I can make a difference and be a role model for the people in my
high school What
are your plans after High School? I want to go visit Perú before I start college. Then, I would
like to go to Mount St. Mary's University.
What do you plan on studying in
college? I want to major in biochemistry and, after I get my degree, I want to go to medical school and
become a psychiatrist.
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NEWS FOR PARENTS
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