7 Graduating Hoboken Seniors Win 'Book Scholarships' From Presinzano Association

HOBOKEN, NJ — The Presinzano Civic Foundation announced the awarding of seven
prestigious book scholarships to outstanding graduating seniors from Hoboken High School.

The recipients were honored during the Hoboken High School Awards Ceremony last month.

The Presinzano Civic Foundation increased the scholarship amount by 50 percent compared to last year's awards. The awards were $375 this year, to be spent on books, computer materials, or other supplies.

Paul Presinzano, the founder of the Presinzano Civic Foundation, said, "The rising cost of
education, food, and living expenses prompted the board to decide to increase the awards."

To qualify for these scholarships, students had to craft a 250-word essay on "What Hoboken
means to them" and show they are registered to pursue higher education upon graduation.

Expressing his gratitude, Presinzano acknowledged the vital role played by the Hoboken
High School administration in ensuring the success of this initiative. He conveyed the
foundation's eagerness to assist the graduating seniors of the forthcoming academic year.

"We cannot thank the Hoboken High School administration enough for their invaluable
assistance in making this scholarship program a resounding success," he said. "Their unwavering dedication to the students of Hoboken aligns perfectly with our foundation's mission. We are thrilled to continue supporting the future graduates of Hoboken High School."

Individuals who wish to contribute to the Presinzano Civic Foundation's cause are invited to
volunteer, donate, or offer support. For more information, get in touch with the
organization at info@prescivic.org or their website at www.prescivic.org.

The Presinzano Civic Foundation is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit organization.