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Canton Dollars For Scholars Announces 2022 Scholarship Winners
The community-funded program awarded 71 scholarships totaling nearly $100,000 to graduating seniors in the area.
Canton Dollars for Scholars announced the recipients of the 2022 scholarships on June 2. This was a great group of students moving on to further education with a strong record of success in high school. Canton Dollars for Scholars is funded through community support and through your generosity, we were able to award 71 scholarships this year for nearly $100,000. Many of these scholarships are sponsored, with the remainder funded by the community via donations and fundraiser, the Collinsville Trick or Trot 5K, near the end of October. We are grateful to the sponsors, community and the runers for allowing us to continue to award the scholarships to deserving students again each year.
Canton Dollars for Scholars seeks the well-rounded student who is achieving his or her personal best grades while serving the school, community and the greater good. CDFS focuses on school involvement, work and community commitments. These students are all going on to further education through college or technical school.
The students receiving scholarships, some awarded more than one, through Canton Dollars for Scholars in 2022 are: Katherine Anderson, Paige August, Megan Ausere, Ryker Bahre, Sadie Barker, Grace Bilodeau, Devin Brown, Nathan Clark, Brianna Connolly, Ella Cookman, Melissa Corso, Nathan Cournean, Jenna Cuniowski, Novalee Dean, Paris Delbone, Christopher Dinneen, Omari Earlington, Melissa Echegoyen, Charlotte Ferrone, Grace First, Mark Freedenberg, Maggie Gibbons, Nadia Gorbenko, Ashley Hepburn, John Holowesko, Alyssa Horn, Ariana Jencik, Aidan Kalafus, Vladimir Klyukin, Rachel Kupec, Alison Lau, Mara Lloyd, Emma MacLaren, Gabrielle Marcuccio, Madison Marino, Evan Maseto, Amanda May, Charles McCarthy, Tiernan McHugh-Roohr, Sophia Menoutis, Spencer Mix, Cora Nadeau, Paula Noriega, Mackenzie O'Brien, Liam O'Donnell, Charles Perks, Thomas Purcell, Callie Riley, John Rottkamp, Matthew Schuman, Gabriel Scott, Ethan Titus, Kylie Wishneski. (Several students received more than one scholarship).
