Congratulations to all of our underclassmen who received awards this morning, May 28th! We are happy to announce that the total scholarship amount for all students this year was $1,875,000. Thank you to Mrs. Hand, Ms. King, and Mrs. Jelley in the counseling office for all of their hard work making these awards possible.
The junior awards cannot be applied to; however, they are nominated by the counselors based on information shared during junior meetings(such as possible college choices, intended major, GPA, community service, character, etc.) These awards vary and can offer anything from a certificate to partial or full tuition. The counseling office submits names based on both college criteria and the demonstrated interest/achievement of the student.
College Scholarships for Juniors:
Alfred University Scholars Award-Ethan Schuttig and Cameron Price
Chatham University Rachel Carson Healthy Planet Award-Savannah Harrington
Clarkson Leadership Award-Memphis Hathaway
Clarkson Achievement Award-Tyson Squiers
Elmira College Key Award-Spencer Tate
Keuka College George H. Bell Community Achievement Award-Kira Mullin
Le Moyne College Heights Award-Kaitlyn Baker
Niagara University Purple Eagle Leadership Award-Addison Emerson and Emma Wilwol
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Medal-Isabela Foster
RIT Business & Leadership Award-Joshua Allen
RIT Computing Medal-Ryan Senecal
RIT Humanities & Social Sciences Award-Payton Dailey
St. Bonaventure University Bonnie Scholarship-KellyAnn Lohnes and Delana Aubin
Student Sage Award-Genevieve Lebarron, Paige Rodriguez, Madison Myers, Mya Wiggins, and Isabella Wright
University of Rochester Bausch & Lomb Science Award-Gracie Hastings
University of Rochester Frederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony Award-Addison Fleming
University of Rochester George Eastman Young Leaders Award-Aidyn DeGraaf
University of Rochester Xerox Award-Joshua Allen
Utica University Junior Achievement Scholarship-Jackson Shea and Ryan Senecal
Sophomore students: One male and one female student get nominated by their teachers based on leadership, community service, and academic achievement:
The Hoby Leadership Award-Abigail Weeden and Jack Mallory