On Tuesday, May 30, Alameda Rotary Club awarded $27,500 in scholarships at a celebration honoring the winners from all the Alameda high schools
The academic winners with their current high schools and colleges they will attend this fall include:
As the school year draws to a close, it’s time to look back at the way Alameda students shined.
Gisele Araujo, St. Joseph Notre Dame High School, Class of 2019, represented the school at the annual EDGE Youth Leadership Conference held May 26 to 28 at the University of California Berkeley’s Clark Kerr Campus.
Iraqui native Fudhah Al khafaji celebrated her graduation day at the College of Alameda in a special way. She addressed her fellow graduates, the faculty and staff and families and guests as valedictorian.
The Alameda Kiwanis Foundation recently awarded scholarships to six high school seniors and eight middle-school students. The foundation bases its scholarship awards on academics, character, community involvement and leadership.
When I returned from a college trip to Austria in 1974, I got some surprising questions. Several people wanted to know how I’d liked it “down under.” Others asked whether Aussies really eat vegamite sandwiches!
The music department of Encinal High School (EHS) will present the 22nd annual Extravaganza of Bands this Saturday, May 20. The school expects to host 15 visiting bands and more than 1,000 musicians and spectators.
What’s the result when five high-achieving and highly motivated kids are mixed with some project-management, improvisation and a dash of theatrics and placed in an international contest testing teamwork, innovation, and sagacity?
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