Seniors earn Seal of Biliteracy Award for attaining proficiency in two languages

Forty-one Brewer High School seniors earned the Seal of Biliteracy Award on May 11. The award recognizes students who attain proficiency in two or more languages by high school graduation. Recipients must earn a 3 or higher on the AP Spanish Exam and pass the English End of Course exam. The seal appears on the high school transcript or diploma and is a statement of achievement for future employers and college admission.

Students are: Kitzya Acevedo, Jocelyn Acosta, Emily Almaraz Fuentes, Lucneris Báez Lozada, Kevin Cancino, Fátima Díaz, Anabella Elizondo, Rodrigo Escobar, Candy Espinoza, Tifanny Fuentes, Brandon Gutiérrez, Aarón Hernández, Kevin Herrera, Javier Hinojos, Karla Hurtado, Daniel Jaramillo, Camila Kristen Lira, Yaneth Marmolejo, Matthew Medina, Dayana Mejía, Eván Montalvo, Ulises Montero Ortega, Evelyn Morán, Brandon Morín, Carlos Morquecho Genesis, Oliva Georgina Oporta, Katie Osorio-Martínez, Isabella Pluas, Jennifer Quintero Pérez, Jade Ríos Barrios, Daniel Rodríguez, Kaylee Román, Valeria Segovia Acosta, Saira Terrazas, Leonel Torres, Sandra Torres Martínez, Vanesa Urzua, Sofía Vela, Angeliq Zacarías and Ariana Zurita.

Students in WSISD's Dual Language program are on the path to earning this prestigious distinction. Click the link to learn more!