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Class of 2025 top 10 named

Wingspan Staff
May 7, 2025
Natalie Marshall
After four years of high schools, countless quizzes, tests, and projects, the top 10 students in GPA or the class of 2025 has been finalized and released.

With senior grades due on Friday, the top 10 for the Class of 2025 has been finalized and released. Here’s a look at the top 10 (in alphabetical order):

  • Amogh Aryan
  • John Fu
  • Veda Mullangi
  • Manit Mehta
  • Michelle Quan – Valedictorian
  • Ananya Ramesh
  • Rishub Rathod – Salutatorian
  • Riya Rathod
  • Tanushri Talla
  • Jenny Wang
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Natalie Marshall
Natalie Marshall, Staff Reporter
Natalie Marshall is a sophomore in her first year with Wingspan. On campus, she participates in band and plays flute. In her free time she likes to play and listen to music, play Dungeons and Dragons (DnD), read, and spend time with her friends.