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Huntington Beach Union High School District

Marina students take top two spots in prestigious world affairs competition

Academic WorldQuest is a program of the World Affairs Council of America and is designed to test high school students' knowledge of global issues and global policy.

For months, the students have studied an extensive 17-page packet covering competition topics such as the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), International Trade and Finance, the Arctic, Food Security, and much more.  

In late April, the winning team (pictured) will travel to Washington, D.C. to compete at the National Competition against other high schoolers from around the country. Their names are (L-R): Catherine Le (12), Robert Koepp (12), Colin Hines (12), and Philip Phan (12).  

Second place team (L-R): Joseph Nguyen (12), Jasmine Le (12), Catthi Ly (11), Vanessa Le (11)

Congrats, Vikings!

To learn more about the Academic WorldQuest, CLICK HERE.  

 
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