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A number of Chariho students were honored recently at scholarship breakfast held by Community 2000 Education Foundation at Richmond Country Club.
Scholarship and award recipients and their families. Selected Chariho-area students pursuing higher education received renewable scholarship checks from the nonprofit organization to assist with their college and university expenses.
Community 2000 provides approximately $100,000 each year in scholarships, school-based educational enrichment and improvement grants, and awards to students and educators in the Chariho Regional School District. Further information on how you can apply for a scholarship or help to support local education can be found on the Community 2000 website or by emailing info@community2000.org.
Students receiving college scholarships for 2024-2025: Six-year Program: Ava DiBasio Seniors: Kelechi Ezemma, Julia Fortune, Emily Jeffrey, Megan Jeffrey, Violette May, Christian Sullivan, Tess Sullivan Juniors: Jackson Boyd, Alaina Fries, Dylan Fisher, Virginia Keister, Taylor Lambert, Morgan Lawing, Olivia Marchione, Braydon Simpkins, Thatiana So, Jillian Tierney Sophomores: Tori Babineau, Arianna Collet, Abigail Heim, Sarah Lynch, Megan Marcille, Lucie May, Logan Selwyn, Jules White. First Year: Raymond Bentley, Alessandra Cunha, Charlie Edmunds, Julianne Manlove, Nadia McFarlane, Jezelle Rios, Madison Richardson, Gracie Vuono Career Development Awards: Hailey Kipp and Leah Niziolek
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