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STUDENTS HONORED AT JACK AND JILL OF AMERICA BEAUTILLION
Congratulations to Davis Brown '26, Amaiyah Broxton '25, Naima Criss '25, Kristia Taylor '26 and Roland Thornton '25, who were honored as Beaus and Belles at the 38th annual Jack and Jill of America Beautillion on December 15. This prestigious, formal ball honors the achievements of African-American high school juniors and seniors who have demonstrated outstanding achievement in academics, community service, athletics and other extracurricular activities.
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The road to the Beautillion is paved with sweat, perseverance and a solid commitment to attend weekly Sunday workshops. In a program designed to inform, educate and build character and help members mentor younger African-American males and females in the community, inductees participate in a series of workshops and seminars during the year as well as receive formal instruction in etiquette protocol.
Click here to read more about this year's event and the honorees. To learn more about this organization and the history of the Denver chapter, visit Jack and Jill of America.
We are proud of you, Raiders!
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Click here to read more about this year's event and the honorees. To learn more about this organization and the history of the Denver chapter, visit Jack and Jill of America.
We are proud of you, Raiders!
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