Reeds Spring School Foundation Awards Dual-Credit Scholarships
Front Row (L to R) Raef Williams, Mariah Geniuk, Zoe Martin
Back Row (L to R) Austin Herzan, Gracen Emerson, and Lillian Pokorney
Back Row (L to R) Austin Herzan, Gracen Emerson, and Lillian Pokorney
Six high school seniors earned dual-credit scholarships from the Reeds Spring School Foundation.
Raef Williams, Mariah Geniuk, Zoe Martin, Austin Herzan, Gracen Emerson, and Lillian Pokorney each received $200 as reimbursement for classes they have already taken.
Dual-credit courses allow students to earn both high school and college credits. This gives students a head start on college and helps save them money because dual-credit courses at Reeds Spring High School cost much less than a regular college course. Reeds Spring High School offers nearly 20 dual-credit courses, which add up to more than 50 hours of college credits.
The Reeds Spring School Foundation’s mission is to promote and enhance excellence in education and student success by providing financial support for scholarships, student enrichment opportunities, and unique classroom experiences. Since 2010, the Reeds Spring School Foundation has funded over $500,000 in college scholarships.
Raef Williams, Mariah Geniuk, Zoe Martin, Austin Herzan, Gracen Emerson, and Lillian Pokorney each received $200 as reimbursement for classes they have already taken.
Dual-credit courses allow students to earn both high school and college credits. This gives students a head start on college and helps save them money because dual-credit courses at Reeds Spring High School cost much less than a regular college course. Reeds Spring High School offers nearly 20 dual-credit courses, which add up to more than 50 hours of college credits.
The Reeds Spring School Foundation’s mission is to promote and enhance excellence in education and student success by providing financial support for scholarships, student enrichment opportunities, and unique classroom experiences. Since 2010, the Reeds Spring School Foundation has funded over $500,000 in college scholarships.