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The 18 Under 18
Junior Achievement Recognizes Young Leaders from Across the Region
Junior Achievement of Western Massachusetts (JAWM) honored its inau- gural 18 Under 18 Class of 2022, sponsored by Teddy Bear Pools, on May 19 at at Tower Square in Springfield. The event — which included poster board displays by the stu- dents, remarks, appreciation presentations and a buffet — recognized outstanding young people throughout Western Mass. who exem- plify innovative spirit, leadership, and com- munity involvement.
“We were impressed with the caliber of
the nominations we received for this recogni- tion,” said William Dziura, Development Direc- tor, JAWM. “It’s gratifying to know there are so many young people committed to making an impact on the world, and we are thrilled to be able to offer a forum through which they can be applauded for their efforts.”
The following 18 students comprise the 18 Under 18 Class of 2022:
Trinity Baush, Grade 11, Chicopee High School: A multi-sport athlete and member of the Nation- al Honor Society and Student Council, Bausch has shown leadership in all these groups by facilitating fundraisers and leading discussions about important issues. She maintains high
The 18 Under 18 Class of 2022.
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