Dublin Chamber News 2018 May June Issue DCCMayJuneNews18Online | Page 6

A Salute to the
2018 Community
Champions!
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At the Community Champion Awards
ceremony on April 21, the Dublin
Chamber Civic Foundation recognized
nearly 200 outstanding Dublin
City Schools students and staff for
exemplifying the best of volunteerism,
character, leadership and a caring and
responsibility for others.
Each Community Champion Award honoree received
a limited-edition medal, as well as a gift bag filled
with items and gift certificates from area businesses.
In addition, one student in each grade 4-11 received
$100 in a 529 plan account, and 12 seniors received
cash scholarships. A Dublin City Schools staff member
also had a $500 donation made in his/her name to a
school project of choice.
We thank all of our Community Champion Award
honorees. Without their commitment to the
betterment of our community, Dublin would not
be the great place to live, work and do business
that it is today.
Sneha Anand Megan Murphy Gretchen Spears
Grant Lapham Linus Yu Hannah Kim
Community Champions
Congratulations Scholarship Winners:
Seniors at Coffman High School
Sneha Anand, Megan Murphy, Gretchen Spears and Janelle Gans
Seniors at Jerome High School
Katelyn Agdanowski, Annie Kang, Grant Lapham and Linus Yu
Seniors at Scioto High School
Hannah Kim, Priyankari Perali, Diana Yusupova, and Daniel Woo
Congratulations Community Champion
Award Recipients:
Kaitlyn Kopyar, an 11th grade student at Coffman High School
Alice Nie, a 10th grade student at Jerome High School
Braxton Komine, a 9th grade student at Coffman High School
Divya Warrier, an 8th grade student at Grizzell Middle School
Ragav Janardhan, a 7th grade student at Sells Middle School
Griffin Ridout, a 6th grade student at Grizzell Middle School
Kawthar Miari, a 5th grade student at Wright Elementary
Zaid Abaza, a 4th grade student at Deer Run Elementary
Also, congratulations to staff member Sheryl Hardin, the recipient
of the $500 donation to a school project of choice.
Now in its 13th year, the Community Champion Awards has recognized
nearly 2,500 students and staff and awarded more than $60,000 in
savings bonds and scholarships.
exemplifying the best of volunteerism, character,
leadership and a caring and responsibility for others