Brian Fontenot is a junior at Ross Sterling High School who plans to graduate with honors and pursue a double major in Electrical & Computer Engineering. Brian has maintained a level of academic excellence as an AP Scholar and has performed numerous hours of community service by participating in the Boy Scouts of America, Toy Drives, Top Teens of America, Meals on Wheels, March of Dimes, MD Anderson Cancer Center, UNICEF Walk-a-thon, Relay for Life, Mentoring for the 21st Century After School Program, Heartland Hospice Center and the Special Olympics.
In 2004, Brian received the honor as an Eagle Scout of Troop 686. Brian is the Historian of the Symphonic Orchestra, a Webmaster, a Venture’s Scholar, a member of the Key Club, National Honor Roll, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, received the Presidential Volunteer Service Award and advanced to regional competition for short story in the Scholastic Writing Contest.
Dinner with Barack: Two Teachers, an Army Veteran, a Small Business
Owner, and The President
Four Obama 2012 supporters had the chance to sit down for dinner with President Obama:
Juanita from Colorado, Ken from Arizona, Casey from Minnesota and Wendi from Indiana. They all
brought their stories and ideas for this campaign and our country. Juanita, a retired public
school teacher, shared her concerns on public education. The President shared what a typical
day in the White House looks like for him, how he does Halloween with his family, and how his
father impacted him.
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