As our students prepare for life after graduating Albion High School, scholarship announcements are coming in. Please join us in congratulating the following students on their hard work and well deserved award(s):
From Clarkson University, Mallory Ashbery and Nicholas Baxter (pictured below) were awarded the Leadership Award and High School Achievement Award, respectively. Both students are being recognized for their outstanding leadership qualities and academic promise.
Tye Talbot and Kenadie Patten (pictured below) are being recognized with the George H. Ball Community Achievement Award from Keuka College for their respect, appreciation and care for diversity; integrity in pursuit of personal and academic excellence; and social responsibility and leadership in school and community.
Jordan Marshall and Gina Sidari (pictured below) are being recognized with the Attorney General Triple C Award for their continued commitment to bettering themselves, our school and our community.
Tye Talbot (pictured below) recieved the Frederick Douglas and Susan B. Anthony Award from the University of Rochester in recognition of his outstanding commitment to social justice and dedication to continuing his unfinished life’s work.
The University of Rochester recognized Kenadie Patten (pictured below) with the Bausch and Lomb Science Award for her outstanding achievement and superior intellectual promise in the field of science.
The George Eastman Young Leaders Award was awarded to Zachary Baron (pictured below) by the University of Rochester in recognition of his outstanding academic achievement and leadership.
Mackenzie Snook and Emma Shay (pictured below) were recognized with the St. Bonaventure University Bonnie Scholarship for their academic achievement and service to their school and community.
Alexis Hand (pictured below) was recognized with the Elmira College Key Award in recognition of being an outstanding student in her junior year of high school or preparatory school.
Mallory Kozody (pictured below) has been awarded the Alfred University Scholars Award in recognition of a junior who has taken a course of study that is college preparatory in scope and has been nominated by someone from their school as being “outside the ordinary.”
Tracy Garrett (pictured below) has been awarded the Rochester Institute of Technology Art and Design Award in recognition of her outstanding achievement and excellence in art, design, and creativity.
Cassandra Brown, Mallory Ashbery, Kenadie Patten and Leo Bolton (pictured below ) are all being recognized by Rochester Institute of Technology.
The Rochester Institute of Technology Women in STEM Award has been awarded to Cassandra for being an outstanding female who has demonstrated high achievement, ability, and interest in science, computing, robotics, and/or math.
Mallory is being awarded the Rochester Institute of Technology Humanities and Social Sciences Award in recognition of her outstanding achievement and interest and ability in humanities and social sciences.
The Rochester Institute of Technology Business and Leadership Award is being awarded to Kenadie in recognition of her outstanding achievement and interest and ability in business, leadership, and entrepreneurship.
Leo has been recognized with the Rochester Institute of Technology Science and Math Award in recognition of his outstanding achievement and interest and ability in science and math.
NYS Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli's Student Achievement Award is being awarded to Erin Weese and Lucy Rivers (pictured below) for their academic excellence and potential for leadership through involvement in activities that improved the school or community.
Meganne Moore (pictured below) is being awarded the Business First Community All-Star for being a high school senior who has shown a commitment to positively impacting the lives of those in their school or community.
The Business First Wellness All-Star Award is being awarded to Autumn Flugel (pictured below) for being a high school senior who goes above and beyond to demonstrate active leadership in engaging and encouraging health, wellness and healthier living throughout their school or community.
Erin Weese (pictured below) is being recognized with the Business First Diversity All-Star Award for being a senior who is dedicated to advocating for peers and taking positive action to bridge the social divide within their school or community.
