Honolulu teen receives Congressional Award Gold Medal
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A 17-year-old high school student from Honolulu received the Congressional Award Gold Medal for her extensive volunteerism and community service.
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- Jessica Lee completed over 400 hours of voluntary service to earn the Congressional Award Gold Medal.
- The high school student founded a non-profit organization called Cancer Health Awareness & Mindfulness Program to improve health literacy in her community.
- She also advocated for the inclusion of Korean language and heritage in school curricula.
- The award recognizes young people who demonstrate significant commitment to public service, personal development, and physical fitness.
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- Lee's future college enrollment and medical career path
- Continued growth of the Cancer Health Awareness & Mindfulness Program
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NamedUnited States · Hawaiʻi Legislature · Punahou School · St. Francis Healthcare System of Hawaiʻi · University of Hawaiʻi Cancer Center · Cancer Health Awareness & Mindfulness Program · Ed Case · Jessica Lee · United States Congress
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