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Conroe ISD Students awarded scholarships through Junior Achievement
JA is a non-profit organization that provides many different programs to students between kindergarten and 12th grade in order to help prepare them to succeed in the current global economy. Programs, such as Career Success, Economics, Job Shadow, and Personal Finance, each provide a different perspective on how students should prepare themselves for their future. JA educational programs are made possible by the volunteer work of professionals, parents, retirees, and college students who wish to share and educate students about today’s workplace.
In order to be considered for a scholarship, students must have participated in JA between their 9th and 12th grade years. Applicants also provided their education plans, level of JA participation, and other relevant information such as awards and achievements obtained in high school and through other extracurricular activities, educational financial plans, transcripts, college entrance scores, and a letter of recommendation.
The following CISD students were awarded scholarships.
Conroe High School
- Abigail Roberson, $1000 sponsored by Greg Garland
- Gage Hallbauer, $1,000 sponsored by Scott Prochazka
- Meghan Byrd, $1000 sponsored by RB Herrscher
Caney Creek High School
- Francisco Garcia, $2,000 sponsored by BP
- Mikayla Grimes, $1,000 sponsored by Frank Steininger
- Rigoberto Reyna, $500 sponsored by IMA
The Woodlands College Park High School
- Ivy Taylor, $500 sponsored by JA
The Woodlands High School
- Brian Seeling, $1000 sponsored by Thomas Iannacone
- Nathaniel Musial, $2500 donated by Solvay
- Phillip Block, $1000 sponsored by JA
For more information about Junior Achievement, please visit https://www.juniorachievement.org/web/ja-usa/home.
For information about volunteering in CISD, please visit http://conroeisd.net/parents/get-involved/.