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Vote for the Iowa City Press-Citizen Student of the Week

Iowa City, IALocal News

The Iowa City Press-Citizen has reopened voting for its Student of the Week program, a community initiative aimed at recognizing exceptional high school students in Johnson County. Each week, local high school principals and faculty nominate students who excel academically and in extracurricular activities, allowing the public to vote for their favorites. This week's nominees include Harper Erwin from Iowa City Regina Catholic High School, who is not only an academic achiever but also a leader in athletics and community service. Similarly, Zakai Kriener from City High has made significant contributions as the president of the video game club, where he has successfully tripled its membership and is working on establishing an Esports League. Voting is open until noon on September 26, with the winner being announced on September 27, followed by a feature story in the Press-Citizen.

The previous winner was Addie Skow, highlighting the ongoing celebration of student achievements. This initiative underscores the importance of community involvement in recognizing and encouraging student success in a variety of fields. The program is inclusive of both public and private high schools in the region, reflecting the diverse talents of the student body.

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