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Dedham School Committee members distributed 53 John and Abigail Adams Scholarships to Dedham High School students at a meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 7.
State Rep. Paul McMurtry, a Dedham High School graduate, assisted with giving out the awards. Superintendent June Doe made a few comments about each student as he or she crossed the stage and received the certificate.
“What you all have in common is academic scholarship, and I’m most proud of you for that, but I also know each one of you,” Doe said. “You are fine representatives of the community.”
The scholarship is awarded based on receiving high Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System test scores and provides students money to go to many schools in Massachusetts.
The students awarded were Luis Ayala, Rebecca Barrett, Kelly Black, Kayleigh Bramhall, Meaghan Brown, Melissa Burke, Matthew Caissy, Tara Celata, Amy Clancy, Meghan Corbett, Sean Coughlin, Paige Cummings, Elizabeth Dellea, Holly Dever, Paul DiDonato, Kyle Downing, Molly Downing, James Driscoll, Victoria Ellis, Sabrina Fahy, MacKenzie Farrell, Michael Fay, Kelly Gilmore, Anthony Guccione, Anthony Hage, Bernadette Hoffman, Nickolas Kayes, Carolyn Kraus, James Lawless, Andrew Martignetti, Kevin Mawe, Matthew McIsaac, Lauren McKiernan, Alicia McLeod, Melissa Montiel, Emily Mosca, Courtney Nolan, Patrick O’Connor, Laura O’Toole, Erin Pike, Kelly Quinn, Jason Riley, Kate Rocha, Collette Roller, Nicole Saleme, Keegan Schofield, Brooke Sheehan, Peter Swan, Laura Tavalone, Benjamin Walsh, Sarah Warjas and William Weeks.
Dedham School Committee members distributed 53 John and Abigail Adams Scholarships to Dedham High School students at a meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 7.
State Rep. Paul McMurtry, a Dedham High School graduate, assisted with giving out the awards. Superintendent June Doe made a few comments about each student as he or she crossed the stage and received the certificate.
“What you all have in common is academic scholarship, and I’m most proud of you for that, but I also know each one of you,” Doe said. “You are fine representatives of the community.”
The scholarship is awarded based on receiving high Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System test scores and provides students money to go to many schools in Massachusetts.
The students awarded were Luis Ayala, Rebecca Barrett, Kelly Black, Kayleigh Bramhall, Meaghan Brown, Melissa Burke, Matthew Caissy, Tara Celata, Amy Clancy, Meghan Corbett, Sean Coughlin, Paige Cummings, Elizabeth Dellea, Holly Dever, Paul DiDonato, Kyle Downing, Molly Downing, James Driscoll, Victoria Ellis, Sabrina Fahy, MacKenzie Farrell, Michael Fay, Kelly Gilmore, Anthony Guccione, Anthony Hage, Bernadette Hoffman, Nickolas Kayes, Carolyn Kraus, James Lawless, Andrew Martignetti, Kevin Mawe, Matthew McIsaac, Lauren McKiernan, Alicia McLeod, Melissa Montiel, Emily Mosca, Courtney Nolan, Patrick O’Connor, Laura O’Toole, Erin Pike, Kelly Quinn, Jason Riley, Kate Rocha, Collette Roller, Nicole Saleme, Keegan Schofield, Brooke Sheehan, Peter Swan, Laura Tavalone, Benjamin Walsh, Sarah Warjas and William Weeks.
