2025 Raton High School NM Girls State Representatives<\/p>\n
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Girls State is made up of young women from all across the state who have just completed their junior of high school, going into their senior year. Delegates will learn how state and local government and elections work by campaigning for one of the many offices on the state, county, or municipal level and then actually doing the work that their real-world counterpart would do. They work on bills in their legislature and work economic development projects in their city, all the while competing against other delegates and cities. This practical experience will allow delegates to leave Girls\u2019 State with a real-world understanding of democracy, campaigning for office to being an overall more informed and well-rounded citizen primed to be the leaders of tomorrow.<\/p>\n
Raton High School administration, teachers, and staff are proud to announce our 2025 New Mexico Girls State Representatives are:<\/p>\n
Chiara Martinez, daughter of Joshua and Gayla Martinez<\/p>\n
Jennifer Mattorano, daughter of Michael and Margaret Ann Mattorano<\/p>\n
Addison Medina, daughter of Kerry and Kristie Medina<\/p>\n
Molly Ortiz, daughter of Moises and Amy Ortiz<\/p>\n
Christeana Piancino, daughter of David and Christina Piancino<\/p>\n
Juliani Plazola: daughter of Tanisha Oldham<\/p>\n
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Picture: Standing L to R: Jennifer Mattorano, Molly Ortiz<\/p>\n
Sitting L to R: Chiara Martinez, Christeana Piancino, Juliani Plazola<\/p>\n
Not Pictured: Addison Medina<\/p>\n
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