31 años premiando a estudiantes latinos

El Mundo Boston and the Red Sox honored Latino middle school students from East Boston and Chelsea during the 1st of three Latino Youth Recognition Days this year. In the photo: Student Damian Garcia is congratulated by State Senator Lydia Edwards and Red Sox Players Andruw Monasterio and Isiah Kiner-Felefa.
El Mundo Boston and the Red Sox honored Latino middle school students from East Boston and Chelsea during the 1st of three Latino Youth Recognition Days this year. In the photo: Student Damian Garcia is congratulated by State Senator Lydia Edwards and Red Sox Players Andruw Monasterio and Isiah Kiner-Felefa.

Honored Middle School Students

Grupo de Estudiantes

Mario Umana

Excel Greenway

Excel Chelsea

Browne Middle School

Clarke Avenue School

Wright Middle School

Thank you!

Gracias: Our generous Latino Youth Recognition Days supporters were on-hand to participate in the on-field ceremony. They are (from left to right): Regulo Moreno of Bank of America; Es Heredia from Comcast; Stephanie Carteiro from Vitra Health; Jamie Hazard of Neighborhealth; State Senator Lydia Edwards.
Gracias: Our generous Latino Youth Recognition Days supporters were on-hand to participate in the on-field ceremony. They are (from left to right): Regulo Moreno of Bank of America; Es Heredia from Comcast; Stephanie Carteiro from Vitra Health; Jamie Hazard of Neighborhealth;
State Senator Lydia Edwards.

Estudiantes de East Boston y Chelsea premiados entre aplausos

El Mundo Boston and the Boston Red Sox recognized academic excellence Tuesdat, May 12th at Fenway Park, during a memorable pre-game ceremony.

Public middle school students from the Umana and Excel Greenway, Excel East Boston in East Boston joined honored Chelsea students from the Excel Chelsea, Clark Avenue school and the Browne Middle school and Wright Middle School.

Handing out Certificates of Recognition were Red Sox players Andruw Monasterio and  Isiah Kiner-Felefa and State Senator Lydia Edwards.

Each student received four tickets to the game and later joined their families in the stands. For most families, it was their first Red Sox game ever.

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