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Scottsdale's Notre Dame Prep students receive national merit recognition

Seven Notre Dame Prep students have earned recognition from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation this year and three of them - seniors Elinor Adams, Mason Fattah, and Alyse Odinet - were named semifinalists.

The three Saints will continue in the competition in hopes of becoming National Merit Scholarship winners.

In addition to the semifinalists, the National Merit Scholarship Corporation announced the names of the 2024 National Merit Commended Scholars on Sept. 20. Four Notre Dame Prep Saints earned that recog

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Scottsdale's Notre Dame Prep students receive national merit recognition

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Seven Notre Dame Prep students have earned recognition from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation this year and three of them - seniors Elinor Adams, Mason Fattah, and Alyse Odinet - were named semifinalists.

The three Saints will continue in the competition in hopes of becoming National Merit Scholarship winners.

In addition to the semifinalists, the National Merit Scholarship Corporation announced the names of the 2024 National Merit Commended Scholars on Sept. 20. Four Notre Dame Prep Saints earned that recog

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