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Michelle Smith is a senior at Gateway High School where she is ranked in the top 4% of her class with a 4.17 GPA, making her the highest ranking African-American student in the senior class. Michelle is active in Student Council, National Honor Society, Future Business Leaders of America, and LINK Leaders. She is also on the Varsity Poms, Junior Varsity Tennis and Varsity Swimming teams. Exceptional success in advance placement classes, honors level courses, athletics, and her participation in numerous extracurricular activities, has earned Michelle a 2006 Boettcher Scholarship,one of the most prestigious honors that can be given to a Colorado high school senior.
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