Girls state high school junior delegates

American Legion Auxiliary District 26 welcomed their Girls State high school junior delegates last Sunday. High schools represented: Aragon, Belmont, Burlingame, Capuchino, Carlmont, Credo, Design Tech, Half Moon Bay, Hillsdale, Mills, Oceana, Petaluma, Rancho Cotate, Scotts Valley, Sequoia, Technology and Terra Nova. California Girls State, a week-long rising senior leadership and citizenship program, hosts 540 girls at Claremont McKenna College in late-June. The Auxiliary is the world's largest women's patriotic service organization. Local Units focus mainly on active-duty soldiers, veterans and their families. Questions? Write to CA.Aux.District26@gmail.com.

American Legion Auxiliary District 26 welcomed their Girls State high school junior delegates last Sunday. High schools represented: Aragon, Belmont, Burlingame, Capuchino, Carlmont, Credo, Design Tech, Half Moon Bay, Hillsdale, Mills, Oceana, Petaluma, Rancho Cotate, Scotts Valley, Sequoia, Technology and Terra Nova. California Girls State, a week-long rising senior leadership and citizenship program, hosts 540 girls at Claremont McKenna College in late-June. The Auxiliary is the world's largest women's patriotic service organization. Local Units focus mainly on active-duty soldiers, veterans and their families. Questions? Write to CA.Aux.District26@gmail.com.

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