Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.- Eleven sons and daughters of members of the Dominican Association of Social Chroniclers (ADCS) were recognized for their excellent performance during the year 2020-2021 at the primary and secondary levels.
Lía Vanessa Luna Mieses, a sixth-grade elementary school student, was the winner of the Grand Prize for School Merit with an average of 98.4 points.
Students Lisbeth Grullón Fondeur, with 96, and Sarah Rosario Matos, with 95.78, were also recognized with an average score of over 95 points.
Meanwhile, Jesús Enmanuel Romero Mieses, Lía Nazaret Tejada González and Amy Yonalis Cruz Hilario achieved more than 90 points at the primary level.
At the secondary level, Suseth Danay Henríquez, Rosa Marie Espinosa Díaz, Carlos José Grullón Fondeur, Aymar Ramírez López and Eduardo José Ángeles Peralta received distinction for having more than 90 points on average.
The presentation of certificates and awards took place in a simple ceremony at the ADCS offices where Claudine Nova, president of ADCS, highlighted the qualities and training of the eleven students who received certificates of recognition and bonds from the Ramos Group.
The winners of the first three places received WindTVO Box 4G LTE mobile internet equipment with three months of free rental.
The school awards ceremony was also sponsored by Grupo Ramos, Banco Popular, Asociación Cibao de Ahorros y Préstamos (ACAP), Farmacia Carol, Funeraria Blandino and Mapfre ARS.
Claudine Nova was accompanied by Mirna Pimentel, first vice president; Siddy Roque, treasurer; and Caroll Mueses, secretary of Educational Affairs.
Since its creation 21 years ago, the ADCS has recognized more than 200 students for their outstanding performance.
ADCS
Founded on March 4, 2000, lThe Dominican Association of Social Chroniclers (ADCS) is a non-profit entity that brings together social chronicler journalists in the Dominican Republic. Its mission is to promote a thorough and respectful professional practice through actions that foster professional and intellectual growth, as well as the integration of its membership. It currently houses more than 150 members. More information at www.cronistassociales.net.
