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Radnor Sophomore Earns Inaugural Wayne Art Center Scholarship
The late Alexandra Adele Rapoport was a frequent student at the Wayne Art Center and the scholarship was set up in here honor.
A Radnor High School sophomore has been awarded an inaugural scholarship to the Wayne Art Center, the Radnor Township School District announced Friday.
Sophomore Jaime Moore was awarded the Alexandra Adele Rapoport Memorial Scholarship to the Wayne Art Center.
The scholarship was established in honor of Alexandra Adele Rapoport by her parents.
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Rapoport was a lover of visual arts and the creative process. She was a Radnor School District student briefly and regularly attended the Wayne Art Center.
The scholarship was formed through a partnership between the Wayne Art Center and the Radnor High School art department "with the intent to reward a deserving and aspiring RHS art student with a class of their choice at the Wayne Art Center," according to the district.
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Congratulations to Jaime Moore!
Pictured above are Radnor High School art teacher Erik Barrett, Jaime Moore, and Radnor High School art teacher Tracey Dean.
Image via Radnor Township School District
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