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Student of the Week – Sofia Carolina Guerrero

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Sofia Carolina Guerrero – East High School

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Sofia Carolina Guerrero is a high school senior at East High School who currently holds a 4.2 GPA. Guerrero’s academic achievements include Principal’s Honor Roll, National Honor Society, published in East Spotlight Newspaper, awarded Gifted/Talented Student Cultivating Dignity Camp. Guerrero is involved in East’s Tap Club, Allergy Awareness, East Dance Company, Arvada Center Dance Academy (where she trained in Ballet), Mexican Folklorico Dancing, and Minds Matter. Guerrero volunteers for Project Helping, Meals on Wheels, Project Angel Heart, Feeding Denver’s Hungry and serves as Assistant Tap Teacher at Arvada Center Dance Academy.

Favorite Book: Mandy by Julie Andrews

Favorite Movie: Cruella

Favorite Subject: French and English

Favorite Music: Oldies, Jazz and she adds, “I am obsessed with Frank Sinatra!”

Future Career: Still exploring future career options. Guerrero is interested in journalism and political science.

Hero: “Jesus Christ, my mom Marisa, my grandma Cora and Shirley Temple.”

Favorite Hobby: “Ballet and Piano.”

Favorite Social Media Follow: Joan Collins and Nancy Sinatra on Instagram

Words to live by: “The saddest thing in life is wasted talent.” – Chazz Palminteri “The best revenge is massive success.” – Frank Sinatra

Community Involvement: “Since middle school, I have been involved in service to my community. My most recent volunteer projects are: Project Helping, Meals on Wheels, Project Angel Heart, Feeding Denver’s Hungry and Tap Assistant Teacher at Arvada Center.

Why is Community involvement important? Guerrero adds, “It is important because in everyday life especially nowadays with technology, people can be so focused on themselves that they lose sight of connecting with others. Being involved with community helps people serve others and connect to people who can at times be forgotten by society like the elderly. Working is important so they have other role models and interactions in their lives other than just playing on technology.”

If I could improve the world I would…

“…. protect everyone from gun violence.”

College of choice: New York University (NYU).

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