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HHS & LMK Students Win Italian Heritage Awards

Feb 2 2026 3:16 PM

HHS & LMK Students Win Italian Heritage Awards

Congratulations to the students from Harrison High School and Louis M. Klein Middle School who received Italian Heritage Awards and were recognized for achievement, performance, and interest in Italian studies. Dominique Ventriglio (senior), Seraphina Blackman (sophomore), Elliana Citro (8th grade), and Vito Luongo (8th grade) were recognized and celebrated at a ceremony in the fall. Brianna DeVito received a scholarship presented by the Ace Endico foodservice company, which awarded scholarships to 12 students from across Westchester County.

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