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Locals are Texas Connections Academy graduates
Three Wilson County students graduated from Texas Connections Academy during a commencement ceremony at the University of Houston on June 5, where the class of 1,250 graduates secured over $11 million in scholarships.
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Texas Connections Academy celebrated 1,250 graduates from across the state during its commencement ceremony at the University of Houston Ferttita Center on June 5.
Among the graduating class were three students from Wilson County.
The local graduates include: *Chase Garcia *Destinee Howard *Sophia Martinez.
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