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Pajaro Valley High’s ‘spirit of the school’ graduates after four years of leadership

Summary by Lookout Local Santa Cruz
Pajaro Valley High School senior Jonathan Escobar, once a shy student who faced bullying in middle school, will graduate this week after four years as a prominent campus leader, cheerleader and class president. This fall, he’s going to UC Davis to study biology or political science.
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Pajaro Valley High’s ‘spirit of the school’ graduates after four years of leadership

Pajaro Valley High School senior Jonathan Escobar, once a shy student who faced bullying in middle school, will graduate this week after four years as a prominent campus leader, cheerleader and class president. This fall, he’s going to UC Davis to study biology or political science.

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Lookout Local Santa Cruz broke the news on Monday, June 1, 2026.
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