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Fountain Hills 2024 Coalition Essay Contest winners announced

Winning essay shared

The 2024 Essay Contest winners, seated in front, third place winner Lulu Camarillo, first place winner Ayden Nguyen, second place winner Emerson Uphoff and third place winner Aaliyah Delgado. (Independent Newsmedia/George Zeliff)

The winners of the 12th annual Fountain Hills Coalition Essay Contest were honored during a ceremony hosted at the District Learning Center on Thursday, Feb. 29.

For the first time, The Inspiration Academy, a Fountain Hills private school, also participated in the essay contest.

Lulu Camarillo and Aaliyah Delgado tied for third place, and Emerson Uphoff took second place. Fountain Hills High School (FHHS) senior Ayden Nguyen earned first place (see related story).

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