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Montwood High Student Achieves Prestigious Robotics Award at National Championship

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Karime Lopez, a junior at Montwood High School in El Paso, has been recognized with the FIRST Leadership Award at the 2026 FIRST Robotics World Championship held in Houston. This prestigious award was presented to only 10 out of over 100,000 applicants, highlighting Lopez's exceptional skills and leadership in robotics. Her achievement not only reflects her dedication but also brings recognition to her school and the Socorro Independent School District. This accolade underscores the importance of STEM education and inspires other students in the community.

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