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North Carolina's Cape Hatteras Secondary School has named its top students for the 2023-24 school term.
Here are the top 10, per the Daily News: Zion Aiken: Math Iadette Harris: English IZander Aiken: Math II Austin Baker: World History HonorsGabby Baker: Math III Honors, AP Literature and Composition Alaina Bonanni: American History HonorsMiles Bright: Health and Physical EducationKevin Gonzales-Caldera: Civic Literacy HonorsAustin Davis: Biology HonorsStella Galleo: Chemistry IIBrody Fraunfeld: Physical ScienceRonald Conteras-Joey Gavetti: Economics and Personal Finance HonorsAustin Jones: Math Iadette Harris: English IZ Bryanna Midgett: Health Science I, InternshipAlice Miranda: Art IV Honors, AP Calculus BC Ellie Neke: Art II, Creative Writing I Ella Neke: English Language and Composition Paizley Schultz: Core and Sustainable Construction Syrla Space: English IVMaxrist: English Honors Samantha Willis: Weight Training, Foods 2 HonorsAustin Davis: Biology HonorsStella Galleo: Chemistry IIBrody Fraunfeld: Physical ScienceRonald Conteras-Joey Gavetti: Economics and Personal Finance HonorsAustin Jones: Math Iadette Harris: English IZ Bryanna Midgett: Health
Selected Grant News Headlines
A customized collection of grant news from foundations and the federal government from around the Web.
Foundation: South Dakota Community Foundation
South Dakota Community Foundation encourages students to apply for scholarships.The foundation is based in Brookings, South Dakota.It is a non-profit organization that provides grants to students.The...more
Annual Medical Education Innovations & Scholarship Conference will be held at NYU Langone Health.The conference will focus on medical education and scholarship in the medical field.For more...more
The Guitar Festival featured guitar concerts, masterclasses, ensembles and competitions.The festival was held in Luverne, Louisiana, from September 26 to October 1.The winner of the high school...more
The National Academy of Engineering is highlighting chemical engineering as part of its celebration of American engineering innovation and the 250th anniversary of American independence.This year...more
IU Lilly Family School of Philanthropy awards more than $94,000 in scholarships in one day.Two top winners earned the Thomasson Scholarship, which covers up to four years of tuition and fees, room...more
Rock Chalk Revue, a student-run showcase of live musical performances by Greek life organizations, residence and scholarship halls, closed Saturday night.This year the charities supported are The...more
Jesus Christ Superstar is a rock opera with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice.It reimagines the final days of Jesus' life through the eyes of Judas.It is a true celebration of...more
March is Youth Art Month, a time to celebrate the powerful role all arts music, dance, theatre, and visual art play in our schools.Students learn problem solving, creative thinking, perseverance, and...more
The Ephrata School District has been awarded a $30,000 grant from the Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction.The grant is part of the School Safety Centera€™s Violence...more
M&M Area Community Foundation announces scholarship applications are open.Submissions will be accepted through 11:59 p.m.on September 14.Scholarships are available to non-traditional students...more
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