 This month we highlight two students from Mullen High School who are serving on this year's Youth Advisory Board: Nolan Cooper and Madeline Penning.
As a senior, Nolan is the acting President of the Lion's Heart National Service Organization, a recipient of the Mullen Torch Award, and a member of the National Honor Society. He enjoys leading, mentoring, and collaborating with others and volunteers as a judge and mentor for Aspen Academy's business competition.
Madeline is a sophomore who participates on her school's Speech and Debate Team (she qualified for State Championship her freshman year), as well as the Liturgy Committee and French Club. She also serves on Student Council and is a member of the Girl's Lacrosse Team. One of her passions is teaching and mentoring young children, and sharing their enthusiasm.
Both of these students exhibit exemplary leadership qualities that will serve them well as members of Youth Advisory Board and in their future endeavors.
Read more about Nolan and Madeline.
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