Plano East Senior High juniors Adhya and Shriya Beesam were recently recognized by the Plano ISD board of trustees, superintendent of schools, cabinet, staff and community for their passion for science and their National Grand Prize win at the Siemens Competition in Math, Science & Technology. Pictured were from left, Board Vice President Nancy Humphrey, Shriya Beesam, Adhya Beesam and Board President Missy Bender.
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