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2025 NJ State Seal of Biliteracy Recipients
The following graduating seniors achieved the 2025 State Seal of Biliteracy in: Chinese, French, Hindi, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish. In order to be eligible for a State Seal, students must earn a score of 5 or higher in each language domain: reading, writing, listening, speaking on the Avant STAMP Assessment or score a 4 or 5 on the AP Language course in the language.
Students (14) recognized for Chinese:
Chan, Tsz Yin Angelica
Cui, Suzeyu
Hao, Helen
Jiang, Christina
Lam, Varian
Li, Jiaqi*
Pan, Brian
Peng, Sophia
Schegolev, Antonina*
Shen, Rebecca X.
Shi, Hannah
Zhang, Amelie
Zhang, Kevin D
Zhao, Asher
Students (2) recognized for French:
Belachew, Yedidyah M.
Escobar-Rivera, Luc*
Students (2) recognized for Hindi:
Arora, Aarav
Gopal, Poorva
Students (2) recognized for Italian:
Chaparro, Antonia*
Colangelo, Giulia
Students (1) recognized for Korean:
Moon, Jubilee
Students (4) recognized for Portuguese:
Koblinger, Aubrey
Nagata, Enrico*
Pereira, Laura
Ramos, Joshua
Students (3) recognized for Russian:
Schegolev, Antonina*
Valyaev-Kunisky, Artem
Tarasyuk, Egor
Students (37) recognized for Spanish:
Best, Benjamin
Bialick, Darcy
Barber, Zachary
Boullosa, Rebeca
Budz, Diana
Chaparro, Antonia*
Chen, Kelly
Chen Loretta
Chi, Esther
Escobar-Rivera, Luc*
Fleishman, Jordan
Guo, Eric
Jung, Jaylyn
Kashkoush, Sara
Koff, Leah
Leon, Giselle
Li, Avery
Li, Jiaqi*
Mahalingam, Maya
Malde, Samay
Mann, Alexandra
Martes, Benjamin
Nagata, Enrico*
Niu, Eric
Ramos, Joshua
Rubinstein, Alexis
Schiff, Jordan
Siddiqui, Ebaad
Siegel, Brooke
Siguencia Torres, Kathy G.
Wang, Sophia
Xu, Audrey
Yaari, Melanie
Yang, Alexander
Yu, Lucy
Zhang, Kevin
Zhu, Jenny J
*Students are recognized for earning the Seal of Biliteracy in two languages:
Antonia Chaparro [Italian and Spanish]
Jiaqi Li [Chinese and Spanish]
Enrico Nagata [Portuguese and Spanish]
Luc Escobar-Rivera [French and Spanish]
Joshua Ramos [Portuguese and Spanish]
Antonina Schegolev [Chinese and Russian]
65 Seals of Biliteracy awarded
59 students