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        Pasadena High Celebrates First West Point Acceptance in Over 40 Years

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      (L-R) Jonathan Yoon with Pasadena High School principal Dr. Eric Barba (Photo – PUSD)

      Pasadena High School has reached a historic milestone as junior Jonathan Yoon, class of 2026, has been admitted to the United States Military Academy at West Point for the fall of 2026.

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      This achievement marks the school’s first Armed Forces Academy acceptance since 2011 and its first West Point cadet appointment in more than four decades.

      Yoon’s acceptance reflects a strong record of discipline, leadership, and dedication to service—qualities that align with the rigorous standards of the academy. His accomplishment not only highlights his personal commitment but also represents a significant moment of pride for the Pasadena High School community.

      School officials and peers alike have expressed excitement and admiration for Yoon as he prepares to embark on this next chapter. His journey is expected to inspire fellow students and uphold the tradition of excellence associated with Pasadena High School.

      As Yoon looks ahead to his future at West Point, the Pasadena High School community celebrates both his achievement and the lasting impact he is poised to make.

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