The following Maple Mountain students were recognized with the Seal of Biliteracy at their recent Senior Awards assembly. These students have studied and pursued biliteracy that is attractive to future employers and college admissions.
Daniel Aguilar, Spanish
Parker Allen, Spanish
Gaia Becchi, Spanish
Nikole Breinholt, Spanish
Seth Brown, Spanish
Daniel Cardenas, Spanish
Stefano Cia, Spanish
Jaden Davids, Spanish
Abril Gutierrez, Spanish
Talon Ivers, Spanish
Sofia Martinez, Spanish
Jarom Miller, Spanish
Parker Myers, Spanish
Truman Nelson, Spanish
Daniel Yee, Spanish
Diego Zuloaga, Spanish
Truman Nelson, Chinese
Ashley Cluff, French
Clayton Smith, French
Xander Tolman, French
Alexis Whaley, French
Tiffani Bond, German
Easton Carter, German
Lillian Clark, German
Jacob Eastmond, German
Natalie Jewkes, German
Jack Nemelka, German
Brayden Rawlings, German
Jacob Rogers, German
Isaac Westover, German
Selam Aguero, American Sign Language
Mia Anderson, American Sign Language
Raylei Back, American Sign Language
Miriam Brophy, American Sign Language
Halley Caldwell, American Sign Language
Brooklyn Camp, American Sign Language
Kylie Christensen, American Sign Language
Aspen Clyde, American Sign Language
Brooke Ells, American Sign Language
Lauren Forsey, American Sign Language
Madalyn Gee, American Sign Language
McKenna Haynie, American Sign Language
Hannah Hill, American Sign Language
Marina Hovanski, American Sign Language
Eliza Jackson, American Sign Language
Payton Marshall, American Sign Language
Kylee Mitchell, American Sign Language
Trace Mortensen, American Sign Language
A “Seal of Biliteracy” means a seal is placed electronically on a student’s high school transcript to indicate a student has achieved in English and in a world language a proficiency level of Intermediate Mid as described by the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL).
This Seal of Biliterate Proficiency approach to learning languages prepares students to be college and career ready and builds state and national language capacity to improve economic competitiveness and strengthen national defense strategies. Equally, it answers the growing need for the critical skills of language and cultural competencies for relationship building—a keystone for success in global business and diverse social environments (Seal of Biliterate Proficiency, USBE,).
How do students apply for the Seal of Biliteracy? Go to the Seal of Biliteracy Student Application at: https://docs.google.com/document/d/11ki_m40fIflQbVEoCg6hzB7OwOSNGrwX/copy
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