ScotCenter February Update

Briana McDonald

Briana Mcdonald, ScotCenter Editor-in-Chief
March 13, 2018

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Briana McDonald reports on the highlights of February 2018.

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About the Videographer

Briana McDonald, ScotCenter Editor-in-Chief

Briana Jeannel McDonald is a senior at Carlmont High School who is Editor-in-Chief ScotCenter, staff writer for The Highlander, and Scotlight. She is also in the AVID program at Carlmont High School, member of the varsity competitive cheerleading team, co-president of Latinos Unidos, and a sports fanatic.

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