I was one of the select few from 2,000 students who was awarded by the Revere High School for displaying excellence in the field of External Learning Opportunities, throughout the 2023-2024 school year. I have made use of the opportunity to become a full college student at Suffolk University. I have received a grade of A in all the classes I have taken externally at college.

I was one of the select few from 2,000 students who was awarded by the Revere High School for displaying the level of innovation usually expected of graduating seniors (despite my being a sophomore), throughout the 2023-2024 school year.

I was one of the select few from 2,000 students who was awarded by the Revere High School for displaying excellence in the field of Advanced Placement United States History, throughout the 2023-2024 school year.

I was one of the select few from 2,000 students who was awarded by the Revere High School for displaying excellence in the field of English Language Arts, throughout the 2023-2024 school year.

Awarded for maintaining A+ grades throughout all of my classes in Quarter 3 of my sophomore year at Revere High School.

I was awarded by the City of Revere, MA as a Congressional competitor on Revere's Speech and Debate Team. Despite being a novice member of the team, I competed so well in my congressional simulation events that I made it all the way to competing at the final state level, making me a state finalist. In my competitions, I along with competitors from schools across Massachusetts must play the part of Congressperson, debating and giving speeches on bills we draft.

Awarded for maintaining A+ grades throughout all of my classes in Quarter 2 of my sophomore year at Revere High School.

Awarded for my commitment, and for gaining a scholarship to, Harvard Model Congress in 2024. I was chosen to be one of the approximately 1,600 members who attended the program. The program intended to provide a government simulation, with the three branches of government represented. I was assigned the role of Ted Lieu, the 36th District Representative of California, in a simulation of the House Science, Space, and Technology committee.

Awarded for maintaining A+ grades throughout all of my classes in Quarter 1 of my sophomore year at Revere High School.

I was one of the select few from 2,000 students who was awarded by the Revere High School for my excellence in sophomore mathematics (despite my being a freshman) in the school year of 2022-2023.

I was one of the select few from 2,000 students who was awarded by the Revere High School for my excellence in science in the school year of 2022-2023.

I was awarded by the City of Revere, MA as a member of the NUTRONS Robotics Team (team #125). My team won second place in the world (among 60 countries) along with two other teams on our "alliance". I was a programmer.

Awarded for commitment to Harvard Model Congress in 2023. I was chosen to be one of the approximately 1,500 members who attended the program. The program intended to provide a government simulation, with the three branches of government represented. I was assigned the role of Theodore Eliot Deutch, former 22nd District Representative of Florida, in a simulation of the House Judiciary committee.

Recognition of completion of the set of problems required to attain the Counter badge in The Biggest Winner Summer Math Challenge (BWMC) of 2022. The BWMC chooses a select group of students who excel in mathematics each year, in order to solve advanced mathematical problems, as well as offer an extensive, real-world situation/problem that attendees work on the whole summer to complete. Two such examples are buying a car, and the decision to either sell a house or rent the floors. Each situation comes with a myriad of parameters to analyze and take into account, and attendees use math to solve these problems.

Recognition of completion of the set of problems required to attain the Timekeeper badge in The Biggest Winner Summer Math Challenge (BWMC) of 2022. The BWMC chooses a select group of students who excel in mathematics each year, in order to solve advanced mathematical problems, as well as offer an extensive, real-world situation/problem that attendees work on the whole summer to complete. Two such examples are buying a car, and the decision to either sell a house or rent the floors. Each situation comes with a myriad of parameters to analyze and take into account, and attendees use math to solve these problems.

Recognition for being the Student of the Month at the Rumney Marsh Academy.

Recognition for dedication and working hard in my Journalism class.

Recognition for achieving Student of the Month during the 2021-2022 school year.

Recognition of completion of the set of problems required to attain the Counter badge in The Biggest Winner Summer Math Challenge (BWMC) of 2021. The BWMC chooses a select group of students who excel in mathematics each year, in order to solve advanced mathematical problems, as well as offer an extensive, real-world situation/problem that attendees work on the whole summer to complete. Two such examples are buying a car, and the decision to either sell a house or rent the floors. Each situation comes with a myriad of parameters to analyze and take into account, and attendees use math to solve these problems.

Recognition of completion of the set of problems required to attain the Timekeeper badge in The Biggest Winner Summer Math Challenge (BWMC) of 2021. The BWMC chooses a select group of students who excel in mathematics each year, in order to solve advanced mathematical problems, as well as offer an extensive, real-world situation/problem that attendees work on the whole summer to complete. Two such examples are buying a car, and the decision to either sell a house or rent the floors. Each situation comes with a myriad of parameters to analyze and take into account, and attendees use math to solve these problems.

Recognition of completion of the set of problems required to attain the Banker badge in The Biggest Winner Summer Math Challenge (BWMC) of 2021. The BWMC chooses a select group of students who excel in mathematics each year, in order to solve advanced mathematical problems, as well as offer an extensive, real-world situation/problem that attendees work on the whole summer to complete. Two such examples are buying a car, and the decision to either sell a house or rent the floors. Each situation comes with a myriad of parameters to analyze and take into account, and attendees use math to solve these problems.

Recognition of completion of the set of problems required to attain the Analyst badge in The Biggest Winner Summer Math Challenge (BWMC) of 2021. The BWMC chooses a select group of students who excel in mathematics each year, in order to solve advanced mathematical problems, as well as offer an extensive, real-world situation/problem that attendees work on the whole summer to complete. Two such examples are buying a car, and the decision to either sell a house or rent the floors. Each situation comes with a myriad of parameters to analyze and take into account, and attendees use math to solve these problems.

Recognition for achieving 3rd place in a logo design contest.

Recognition from the Revere School Committee for winning 1st place in the 2019-2020 Spelling Bee. First, an unforetold test was distributed across the school. The top two students of each grade who outperformed the rest of the school were those who moved on to the actual competition. Out of all of those overachieving 6th, 7th, and 8th graders, I (as a green new 6th grader) towered over them with 1st place in my school. I would have gone on to the next level of competition (city/district), had COVID-19 not cancelled everything just a few days before the competition.

Recognition from the Scripps National Spelling Bee for winning 1st place in the 2019-2020 Spelling Bee. First, an unforetold test was distributed across the school. The top two students of each grade who outperformed the rest of the school were those who moved on to the actual competition. Out of all of those overachieving 6th, 7th, and 8th graders, I (as a green new 6th grader) towered over them with 1st place in my school.

Recognition from the Rumney Marsh Academy for participating in the Spelling Bee. First, an unforetold test was distributed across the school. The top two students of each grade who outperformed the rest of the school were those who moved on to the actual competition. Out of all of those overachieving 6th, 7th, and 8th graders, I (as a green new 6th grader) towered over them with 1st place in my school.

Recognition for completion of 5th grade.