Treasurer Magaziner Hosts 8th Annual Young Leader Awards Ceremony Published on Monday, May 09, 2022 2022 Young Leader Award presented to 66 Rhode Island high school juniors for outstanding academic and civic achievement General Treasurer Seth Magaziner tonight hosted a ceremony honoring 66 high school juniors from across Rhode Island with the General Treasurer's Young Leader Award. "The 2022 Young Leader Award winners have already made meaningful contributions to their communities both inside and outside the classroom," said General Treasurer Seth Magaziner. "I am inspired by all of the passionate honorees and excited to see how they will impact Rhode Island and the world in the future." The Young Leader Award is presented to high school juniors across the state who have demonstrated outstanding achievement in math, economics, finance, and business-related courses, and who are active in their community. Since 2015, Treasurer Magaziner has recognized over 400 Rhode Island students with this high achievement. The 2022 Young Leader Award recipients: Barrington Christian Academy – Peter Twitchell Barrington High School – William T. McClelland Beacon Charter School for the Arts – Madison Skeldon Bishop Hendricken High School – Jakob Daniel Bregenhoj Blackstone Academy Charter School – Leylanis Carias Flores Block Island School – Campbell Coviello Burrillville High School – Madeline R LaSata Central Falls Senior High School – Ajah Ramona Johnson Central High School – Dorca Urena Melo Charette High School – Symphony Idaliz Romero Chariho Regional High School – Thatiana L. So Classical High School – Lily Ann McGuinness Coventry High School – William Raymond Spearman Cranston Area Career Technical Center – Ava E. Boyle Cranston High School East – Peyton A. Ginolfi Cranston High School West – Alexis R. Rastella Cumberland High School – Susanna K. Henderson East Greenwich High School – Mia E. Schenenga East Providence High School – Dircey Angelo Sotomayor East Providence Area Career and Technical Center – Claire I. Martins E-Cubed Academy – Justin Mayorga Hope High School – Joel A. Twumasi-Ankrah Jacqueline M. Walsh School for the Performing and Visual Arts (Pawtucket) – Milton Purcell Johnston Senior High School – Ayomide Josephine Olagundoye La Salle Academy – Erin E. Hajian Lincoln Senior High School – Brady Thomas Mellen Metropolitan Regional Career and Technical Center – Teodor Janiga Middletown High School – John M. Wiest Moses Brown School – Ty Joseph Anderson Mount Pleasant High School – Nayeska Nicole Contreras Mount St. Charles Academy – Morgan Marcos Mt. Hope High School – Emma G. Serbst Narragansett High School – Veronica Sabatino NEL/CPS Construction Career Academy – Chase L. Iacono Newport Area Career and Technical Center – Christian J. Arment North Kingstown Senior High School – Andrew Ciarniello North Providence High School – Jamie Celona North Smithfield High School – William Sullivan Paul Cuffee School – Roxanne Garcia Pilgrim High School – Keira Marion Ramsden Ponaganset High School – Carlena M. Smith Portsmouth High School – Jason C Darminio Providence Career and Technical Academy – Yazmin Sievers Malave Rhode Island School for the Deaf – Hunter Fasteson RI Nurses Institute Middle College Charter High School – Abigail Pinkrah Rocky Hill School – Katie Kerachsky Rogers High School – Chase M. Arment School One – Caleb Goodman-Miller Scituate High School – Aria Kriticos Shea Senior High School – Ailani Alvarez Smithfield Senior High School – Ellorie Corcoran South Kingstown High School – Kathryn Barrus St. George's School – Shaylagh Mackenzie Pipe St. Raphael Academy – Aaron Baker The Prout School – Andrew Conforti Times Squared Academy – Urooj Nasir Tiverton High School – Ryan R. Poland Toll Gate High School – Svetlana Maria Stepanova Trinity Academy – Cristian Natareno Warwick Area Career and Technical Center – Aiden M. Clark West Warwick Senior High School – Brea E. Alves Westerly High School – Haley Arruda William E Tolman Senior High School – Yareli Sanchez Martin Wm. M. Davies Jr. Career-Technical High School – Faizah Y. Folarin Woonsocket Area Career and Technical Center – Demetrius James Smith Woonsocket High School – Alexandra Hay