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5		-	A CEREMONIAL RESOLUTION
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9		-	IN THE COUNC IL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
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11		-	March 7, 2023
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13		-	To recognize and congratulate the Saint John’s College Girls’ Basketball team for winning the
14		-	Washington Catholic Athletic Conference Girls’ Basketball Championship.
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16		-	WHEREAS, St. John’s College High School, established in 1851 is the second- oldest
17		-	Christian Brothers school in the United States;
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19		-	WHEREAS, St. John’s College High School, located in northwest Washington, D.C.,
20		-	remains a bastion of academic excellence, with 100% of St. John’s graduates accepted into 4-
21		-	year colleges or universities;
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23		-	WHEREAS, St. John’s succeeds in preparing young people for a life dedicated to
24		-	leadership, achievement, and service to the community;
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26		-	WHEREAS, the philanthropic efforts of St. John’s include 25,000 hours of annual
27		-	student Christian service;
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29		-	WHEREAS, on February 27, 2023, the St. John’s College High School Girls’ Varsity
30		-	Basketball team, led by Head Coach Jonathan Scribner , defeated Paul VI by a score of 48- 36 to
31		-	win the 2023 Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (“WCAC”) championship, the team’s
32		-	second consecutive WCAC championship victory;
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34		-	WHEREAS, the Ward 4 community is proud of the achievements of the St. John’ s Girls’
35		-	Basketball team;
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37		-	WHEREAS, the St. John’s College High School Varsity Girls’ Basketball team roster for
38		-	the 2022- 2023 season includes:
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40		-	Carolae Barton
41		-	Amanda Bates
42		-	Mikaia Carr
43		-	Lyla Coogen
44		-	Samantha Eller
45		-	Giselle Grant
46		-	Tatum Greene
47		-	Jaidyn Harper ENROLLED ORIGINAL
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	4	+	Councilmember Brooke Pinto Councilmember Janeese Lewis George
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51		-	Patricia Kolb
52		-	Ava O ’Neil
53		-	Morgan Stewart
54		-	Delaney Thomas
55		-	Kyndal Walker
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	8	+	Councilmember Kenyan R. McDuffie Councilmember Robert C. White, Jr.
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57		-	WHEREAS, the St. John’s College High School Varsity Girls’ Basketball team have
58		-	triumphed and excelled on the court and in the classroom.
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60		-	RESOLVED, BY THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, That this
61		-	resolution may be cited as the “St. John’s College High School Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team
62		-	Recognition Resolution of 2023”.
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	12	+	Councilmember Anita Bonds
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64		-	Sec. 2. The Council of the District of Columbia heartily congratulates Head Coach
65		-	Jonathan Scribner for his coaching excellence and the players of the St. John’s College High
66		-	School Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team for their athletic accomplishment .
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68		-	Sec. 3. This resolution shall take effect immediately.
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	18	+	A CEREMONIAL RESOLUTION 1
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	22	+	IN THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 5
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	24	+	_______________ 7
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	26	+	To recognize and congratulate the Saint John’s College Girls’ Basketball team for winning the 9
	27	+	Washington Catholic Athletic Conference Girls’ Basketball Championship. 10
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	29	+	WHEREAS, St. John’s College High School, established in 1851 is the second-oldest 12
	30	+	Christian Brothers school in the United States; 13
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	32	+	WHEREAS, St. John’s College High School, located in northwest Washington, D.C., 15
	33	+	remains a bastion of academic excellence, with 100% of St. John’s graduates accepted into 4- 16
	34	+	year colleges or universities; 17
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	36	+	WHEREAS, St. John’s succeeds in preparing young people for a life dedicated to 19
	37	+	leadership, achievement, and service to the community; 20
	38	+	21
	39	+	WHEREAS, the philanthropic efforts of St. John’s include 25,000 hours of annual 22
	40	+	student Christian service; 23
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	42	+	WHEREAS, on February 27, 2023, the St. John’s College High School Girls’ Varsity 25
	43	+	Basketball team, led by Head Coach Jonathan Scribner, defeated Paul VI by a score of 48-36 to 26
	44	+	win the 2023 Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (“WCAC”) championship, the team’s 27
	45	+	second consecutive WCAC championship victory; 28
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	47	+	WHEREAS, the Ward 4 community is proud of the achievements of the St. John’s Girls’ 30 2
	48	+	Basketball team; 31
	49	+	32
	50	+	WHEREAS, the St. John’s College High School Varsity Girls’ Basketball team roster for 33
	51	+	the 2022-2023 season includes: 34
	52	+	35
	53	+	Carolae Barton 36
	54	+	Amanda Bates 37
	55	+	Mikaia Carr 38
	56	+	Lyla Coogen 39
	57	+	Samantha Eller 40
	58	+	Giselle Grant 41
	59	+	Tatum Greene 42
	60	+	Jaidyn Harper 43
	61	+	Patricia Kolb 44
	62	+	Ava O’Neil 45
	63	+	Morgan Stewart 46
	64	+	Delaney Thomas 47
	65	+	Kyndal Walker 48
	66	+	49
	67	+	WHEREAS, the St. John’s College High School Varsity Girls’ Basketball team have 50
	68	+	triumphed and excelled on the court and in the classroom. 51
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	70	+	RESOLVED, BY THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, That this 53
	71	+	resolution may be cited as the “St. John’s College High School Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team 54
	72	+	Recognition Resolution of 2023”. 55
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	74	+	Sec. 2. The Council of the District of Columbia heartily congratulates Head Coach 57
	75	+	Jonathan Scribner for his coaching excellence and the players of the St. John’s College High 58
	76	+	School Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team for their athletic accomplishment. 59
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	78	+	Sec. 3. This resolution shall take effect immediately upon the first date of publication in 61
	79	+	the District of Columbia Register. 62