Whiz Kids: Two Hawaii kids achieve perfect ACT test scores
Only one-quarter of one percent of all ACT test-takers earn the perfect composite score of 36, and that select few include Malia Hill of Hawai'i Island and Jonah De Shong of Maui.
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Only one-quarter of one percent of all ACT test-takers earn the perfect composite score of 36, and that select few include Malia Hill of Hawai'i Island and Jonah De Shong of Maui.
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