Local BTU Scholarship winners are: Nyssa Powell, Harrison Netburn, and Amirah Bint Rashed.
By: Sharon Aron Baron
Eleven graduating seniors have been awarded scholarships by the Broward Teachers Union to assist them with furthering their education this coming year.
To qualify for the $500 scholarships, each student must be a son or daughter of a BTU member and attend either a community, technical college, or university after high school graduation. Awards are also based on students’ grade point averages. An additional scholarship based upon the total number of volunteer service hours was awarded to Camryn Handler of Cypress Bay High School, who accumulated 1,149 hours.
Winners and the schools they will attend:
Cooper City
Bailey Max Kraus, Cooper City High (Columbia University)
Coral Springs
Harrison Netburn, Coral Springs High (Denison University)
Amirah Bint Rashed, JP Taravella High (University of Miami)
Davie
Adyn Register, Flanagan High (Florida State University)
Camila Moreno, Nova High (Mount Holyoke College)
Brittany Peters, Nova High (University of Florida)
Hollywood
Injyil Gates, Stranahan High, (Howard University)
Moira Kelly, Cooper City High (University of Central Florida)
Plantation
Hunter Ginn, Western High (University of Central Florida)
Tamarac
Nyssa Powell, JP Taravella High (Parsons School of Design at The New School)
Weston
Camryn Handler, Cypress Bay High (Florida State University)
To apply for the 2018-2019 scholarship, apply online at www.btuonline.com next spring.
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