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Racine Horlick valedictorian Kennedy Robeson outlines academic plans while addressing school board

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Kennedy Robeson, a senior at Racine Horlick High School, spoke to the Racine Unified School District board about academic and extracurricular achievements and plans to attend Purdue University to study communication sciences and disorders and general business.

Kennedy Robeson, a senior at Racine Horlick High School, told the Racine Unified School District board that she will graduate as valedictorian with 34 credits and plans to attend Purdue University to study communication sciences and disorders and general business.

Robeson summarized her high-school activities, saying she participated in DECA, HOSA, SkillsUSA, student government, National Honor Society and several sports including tennis, basketball and softball; she also tried wrestling for one year and took part in choir and a freshman play. "I have been involved in everything that I could," Robeson said.

Robeson said she hopes to become a speech-language pathologist and eventually own her own practice after completing her studies.

The remarks were a personal statement of achievement and future plans; the transcript does not record any formal action, motion, or board response tied to the remarks.