At the Robins Spouse Club (RSC), we are deeply committed to supporting the educational journeys of our members and their families. This year, we are thrilled to recognize a remarkable group of students who have demonstrated exceptional dedication, resilience, and academic excellence. Through our scholarship and grant programs, we are proud to contribute to their bright futures.
Scholarship Recipients:
Abigail R. from Veterans High School will be attending the University of Florida with a $1,250 scholarship.
Aidan A. from Perry High School is heading to Appalachian State with a $1,000 scholarship.
Fraser K. from Perry High School will join the Georgia Institute of Technology with a $750 scholarship.
Alanna B. from Warner Robins High School will pursue her studies at Kennesaw State University, supported by a $500 scholarship.
Hailey H. from Veterans High School will attend the University of Georgia, aided by a $500 scholarship.
William S. from Veterans High School received a $500 scholarship and will soon decide on his college path.
Jon V. from Veterans High School will further his education at Samford University with a $500 scholarship.
Nadine H. from Houston County High School will continue her studies at Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC) with a $500 scholarship.
Emma N. from Veterans High School is set to attend Valdosta State University with a $250 scholarship.
Addison M. from Veterans High School received a $250 scholarship to support her future academic endeavors.
Grant Recipients:
John (Jack) C. will attend Northern Kentucky University with a $1,000 grant.
Rebecca K. will pursue her studies at Middle Georgia State University with a $750 grant.
Joseph C. is heading to the Georgia Institute of Technology, supported by a $500 grant.
Matthew C. will attend Xavier University with a $500 grant.
Leeah C. will be studying at Georgia Southern University, aided by a $500 grant.
Madison H. will continue her education at The University of Alabama with a $250 grant.
Matthew C. will be attending Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC) with a $250 grant.
Hannah (Kota) H. will further her studies at Georgia Military College with a $250 grant.
These awards are a testament to the hard work and determination of each student. At RSC, we believe in the power of education to transform lives and communities. We are honored to play a part in supporting these outstanding individuals as they embark on the next chapter of their educational journeys.
Thank you to all our members for your continued support of our scholarship and grant programs. Together, we are making a lasting impact on the future of our community.
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