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- Take a Bow Students can shine onstage or behind the scenes in the Crusader Players' four annual stage productions.
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Three St. Dominic Seniors Named National Merit Commended Students

Oct 5 2020

Three students and two administrators wearing masks pose for group picture in lobby

Three St. Dominic High School seniors have been recognized as National Merit Commended Students. These honorees are part of the top 3% of 2021 National Merit Scholarship Program participants nationwide.

Dylan Bateman '21 is a graduate of All Saints in St. Peters. He runs on the cross country team and is a member of Gaming Club. Dylan would like to study at Missouri University of Science and Technology or Rockhurst University next year.
Taylor Larner '21 attended Fort Zumwalt West Middle School. In addition to being a member of National Honor Society and the dance team, she serves as a student ambassador. After graduation, Taylor hopes to attend Iowa State University.
Daniel Montgomery '21 graduated from St. Paul in St. Paul. He is a member of jazz band and Coding Club. Daniel would like to attend Massachusetts Institute of Technology or Missouri S&T after high school.

Composite photo of three high school students standing outside school building

Of the 1.5 million members of the Class of 2021 nationwide who took the PSAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, Commended Students placed among the top 50,000 scorers.

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