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Editor's note: This poll contains previously nominated students. Scroll down for the poll
Welcome to TCPalm's Student of the Week voting.
High school administrators from across the Treasure Coast nominate top students from their schools to be highlighted in this weekly feature. Achievements include academics, awards, honors and volunteerism in Indian River, St. Lucie and Martin counties.
(Contact your school's administration if you want your child to be nominated in the future.)
The voting starts 5 a.m. Sunday and ends noon Friday. Visit this page after the voting closes to find out who won.
Scroll down to see information about each student below the poll.
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Kylee Aronoff, sophomore, Martin County High School
Kylee Aronoff is a sophomore at Martin County High School. Kylee is enrolled in the AICE Cambridge program and also takes dual enrollment classes through Indian River State College where she has a 4.4821 weighted GPA. She is a leader in the classroom through her demonstration of hard work and perseverance. Kylee is also in leadership and is an officer of Best Buddies, a club supporting students with disabilities.
Greidy Guerrero, sophomore, Treasure Coast Classical High School
Greidy is a special young lady. The kind that gives you hope for the future. It's not just that she's articulate, she is dependable. As a teacher we don't just teach academics, we want to raise good people. Greidy is just that person, she has the drive and the passion. I've seen firsthand how she uses that optimism to inspire others and help them see the future possibilities. I am also impressed with Greidy's growth as a talented artist in chorus.
Boone Stoneburg, sophomore, Jensen Beach High School
Boone is a 10th grade student with 4.0 unweighted GPA, 4.48 weighted GPA and is fifth in his class. Boone is enrolled in mostly AP with some honors classes, with a focus in the drafting/architecture program. In addition, Boone is involved with the National Junior Honor Society and student government, volunteering at Gertrude Walden Day Care. This year Boone qualified for the state swim meet representing JBHS in the 100-yard backstroke, and 4x100.
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