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Learn, Lead and Serve Scholarships <strong>CHCA</strong> proudly announced the winners of the 7th Annual Learn, Lead and Serve Scholarship Competition. “These merit scholarships provide a way for us to recognize students in the class of 2018,” says Wendy Easterday, <strong>CHCA</strong> Admissions Counselor. The Learn Scholarships are awarded to students who score highest on our Freshman Entrance Exam, and the Lead and Serve Scholarships recognize students whose essays and resume experiences demonstrate a commitment to leadership and service. “I’m so excited to welcome these students to the high school in the Fall. As we’ve seen from past winners, our Learn, Lead, and Serve Scholars make a great impact in the high school and beyond. And two of our winners come from outside of <strong>CHCA</strong>, so we are thrilled to welcome them into our community!” added MSL High School Principal Dr. Dean Nicholas. The scholarships will be paid out to the recipients over their four years of high school at <strong>CHCA</strong>. Perfect ACT Score Junior Michael O’Brien earned a top composite score of 36 on the ACT. Nationally, on average, less than one-tenth of one percent of students who take the ACT earns the top score! Learn Scholarships Front row: Susan Easterday, Lauren Rogus Middle row: Josh Braden, Jacob Koopman Back row: Sebastian Rodriguez, Dean Nicholas, Ryan Hunt Lead & Serve Scholarships Front row: Colin Keenan, Maya Yates Middle Row: Julianna Collado, Rachel Suh Back Row: Kristopher Carnes, Dean Nicholas, Candace Pfiister National Merit Finalist <strong>CHCA</strong> Seniors Sarah Cunningham, Angela Carver and Andrew Minnich were all named <strong>2014</strong> National Merit Finalists in February. “We are so proud of Angela, Andrew, and Sarah on this accomplishment. Not only are they excellent, inquisitive, thoughtful students, but they are engaged members of our broader <strong>CHCA</strong> community. In their own ways, each of them have shared their unique gifts with our school,” commented High School Principal Dean Nicholas. National Merit Commended Ten of our students were also named National Merit Commended students. They’re 10 of about 34,000 nationally commended students being recognized for outstanding academic achievement. The commended students are Sarah Ottenjohn, Kendall Hart, Ellie Coggins, Hannah Chait, Josh Mangels, Chris Zhang, John Wells, Kevin Bao, Kimmi Bolsinger and Morgan Shiveley. Lindner Scholars and Susan Miller Winner Cum Laude Scholarships Alex O’Brien, Maggie Mize, Jonny Mize and Adam Rice are the newest Cum Laude Scholarship recipients for the upcoming year. To be eligible for this honor, students must be currently enrolled or accepted for admission to <strong>CHCA</strong>. Students in grades 8 and 9 qualify by taking the Independent School Entrance Exam (ISEE) and having the scores sent to <strong>CHCA</strong>. Students in grade 10 qualify based on their PSAT score. Students must also demonstrate exceptional academic performance in the classroom. Congratulations to these three scholarship winners who will be freshman at Martha S. Lindner High School this fall. Joy Dehner -Lindner Scholar, Darian Woods-Lindner Scholar, Paris Simpson-Susan Miller Scholarship (Pictured above with Head of School Randy Brunk.) Cum Laude Scholarship-Distinguished level Ryan Hunt qualified for our highest academic merit scholarship, the Cum Laude Scholarship, at the Distinguished level, which awards 90% of his high school tuition renewable for three additional years. Hispanic Scholar Recognition Zachary Alvarado was named a Hispanic Scholar by the National Hispanic Recognition Program. He was one of 5,000 selected from over 259,000 eligible worldwide. Cum Laude Scholarship - Distinguished Hispanic Scholar Recognition
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