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Noey Giardina, a junior at Hanover High, has a 3.7 GPA and plays three different varsity sports, but she is no stranger to adversity.

When 16-year-old Zoe Li-Khan, of Brookline, couldn’t find any options for her younger sister, Zara, to continue with gymnastics, Zoe took matters into her own hands, co-founding a Special Olympics gymnastics team along with their mom.

"I have always wanted to make my mom happy. She’s all I ever had in life. So, I always wanted to do anything I could to live up to her and what she would’ve wanted me to do."

For as long as Angela DeAndrade can remember, it has been just her and her mom. In search of a better life, the two emigrated from Brazil to the U.S. when Angela was 12-years-old with next to nothing.

It's an accomplishment only 23 out of 141,000 Advanced Placement Chemistry test-takers worldwide can boast about: getting a perfect score.

Dylan Wickwire was inspired by his late mother, a special education teacher, to take up a new sport that has rewarded him with an extended family.

Domenic Scalese, of Peabody Veterans Memorial High School, is confident, humble and big-hearted to boot.

McKenna Savage was just a few weeks into the eighth grade when she was hit by a landscaping truck while biking to school, changing her life forever.