Over 50,000 in scholarships awarded to Highline High School seniors

Burien, WALocal News

The Highline High School Alumni Association awarded 21 scholarships totaling over $50,000 to graduating seniors in 2015. Recipients were recognized for their achievements in subjects like mathematics, technology, and fine arts, with notable winners including Olivia Beckham and Julissa Gallegos. The ceremony featured Sidney Williams, a college and career access specialist, who emphasized the importance of educational support. The scholarships reflect the community's commitment to enhancing educational opportunities for local students. Historically, the association has played a vital role in promoting academic excellence among Burien youth.

This year’s awards continue a tradition of investing in the future of the community by supporting higher education. The initiative not only assists students financially but also encourages them to pursue their academic and career aspirations. By fostering such opportunities, the association aims to create a lasting impact on the lives of young individuals in the region.

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