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Congratulations to the Green Bay Area Public School students who earned the Seal of Biliteracy Certificate from the State of Wisconsin in 2026. The Seal of Biliteracy credential is included on their high school transcript. All students are in Grade 12 and have earned the Seal of Biliteracy in English and Spanish, unless otherwise indicated.

East High School

  • Sofia Agredano-Sanchez
  • Helen Contreras Rauda
  • Daniella Martin
  • Isabel Murillo
  • Wendy Ocampo-Bonilla
  • Luciana Ramos Ortega
  • Ashanti Reyes-Martinez

Preble High School

  • Briana Borja Ferrer
  • Nataly Casian Prieto
  • Alondra Colmenares-Lopez
  • Annie Colmenarez Lopez
  • Dyannara Duarte
  • Cameron Kowalski
  • Scarlett Lerma-Lopez
  • Ines Morales Santiago
  • Nancy Muro
  • Ana Daisy Perez-Martinez - Grade 11
  • Angel Vazquez-Gallo
  • Juan Vera Bautista
  • Lucelva Zamora

Southwest High School

  • Kevon Darby
  • Samuel Dumoulin - Grade 11 - French
  • William Hansen - Grade 11
  • Betzy Jauregui - Grade 10
  • Belinda Roblero-Simon - Grade 10
  • Kendra Santiago Basurto
  • Victor Tellez Lopez
  • William Valliere - Grade 11

West High School

  • Andres Arauz
  • Adriana Flores Torres
  • Nazareth Gonzales Yanez
  • Mikiah Rogina
  • Dayana Zamora Vazquez


The Wisconsin Seal of Biliteracy (SBL) is a state-approved student credential administered by a school district to recognize graduating high school students with proficiency in English and one or more additional languages. 

To receive the credential, students must demonstrate language proficiency at or above Intermediate High level in at least two skill domains on the ACTFL proficiency scale in the receptive and productive as well as oral and literate categories in the partner language as measured by the AAPPL assessment. Students also need to demonstrate proficiency in the English language by scoring an 18 on the ACT in the English Language Arts component or scoring a level 6 in the ACCESS assessment during their middle school or high school years.