Jun 09
Lilly Langer plans to major in Civil Engineering. She was inspired to join the Magnet program by her older brother and sister, wanting to continue the family legacy. For Lilly, the most rewarding parts of the program were the research projects and summer internship. She says they challenged her in the best way and helped …
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Jun 06
Pranaya Shrestha plans to pursue a career in dentistry. He is captain of the swim team and has been swimming for 14 years. He also serves as a mentor in Youth Redefining Success (YRS) and enjoys listening to music in his free time. His most rewarding experience in the Magnet program was getting the chance …
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Jun 04
After graduation, Yuna Lee plans to attend college and begin preparing for dental school. She says the most rewarding part of the Magnet program was presenting her research at the Washington State Science and Engineering Fair (WSSEF). The program also provided valuable internship opportunities that helped her explore future career paths. A fun fact about …
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May 30
Abraham Zhang is proud to have maintained a 4.0 unweighted GPA and to have received the Camas High School Excellence Award every year. He joined the Magnet program to challenge himself academically. “The additional training that the Magnet program provided, such as yearly research projects, prompted me to join,” he says. His advice to incoming …
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May 28
Jenny Wang will attend Harvey Mudd College after graduation, entering with an undecided major but planning to explore math, engineering, and computer science. This summer, she’ll return to work at summer camps she previously attended and enjoy a break from high school. Looking ahead, she sees herself working in engineering or data science. Her favorite …
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May 26
Cya Cook plans to double major in pre-law and international relations, with minors in Arabic and economics. During the COVID-19 pandemic, they earned the Clark County Youth Award for helping K–12 students complete homework in Spanish, supporting non-English speakers through remote learning challenges. Cya encourages incoming Magnet students to stay true to their passions. “Don’t …
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May 22
MST senior Jasmine Chen has made school history by becoming the first individual girls golf state champion in CHS history. Competing at the WIAA State Championships this week, Jasmine earned 1st place overall, capping off a remarkable season with a dominant performance. Jasmine’s leadership and outstanding play helped guide the Camas girls golf team to …
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May 20
Over the next few weeks, we’ll be showcasing some of our seniors who opted into this activity as part of our celebration of their graduation and sending them off into the universe. Liam Hillyard will attend Brigham Young University this fall, where he plans to major in oncology and minor in music. He says the …
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Dec 17
On December 9th, 2024, the Magnet senior class presented their summer internship work and projects to the Camas School District school board and community at the Zellerbach Administration Center. After the poster fair, staff, students, and community convened for the regular school board meeting to hear formal presentations of internships by seniors Yuna Lee and …
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May 24
What a pleasure it was, indeed, to see all four grades of our program together again on May 22nd, for our 17th annual MST Research Symposium. Students presented their work informally in the CHS Main Commons before migrating into the theater for formal presentations and awards. Speaking of which, we offer a hearty congratulations to …
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