A list of the semifinalists can be found below, The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation is dedicated to advancing the education of exceptionally promising students who have financial need. Conrad Ontimara Slidell High School Miguel Cacho-Tafolla San Diego City College Emani Stanton North Atlanta High School Jade Siqueira New Britain High School, Guadalupe Castaneda-Hernandez Newark High School Kristina Soiland Loudoun Valley High School Miria Bowers Santa Monica College Brian Nguyen Northside College Preparatory High School Emily Chmiel Charter School of Wilmington Andrea Velazquez South Broward High School Brett Cardenas International Studies Charter High School Dorinda Kyeremateng Carnegie Vanguard High School Eddie Rodriguez Carnegie Vanguard High School Christine Nguyen Los Angeles City College Dezirae Rodriguez Tarrant County College Kaden Oquel-White Jesuit High School Nicholas Cetlinski Grand Rapids Community College Juliana Bodhert Fort Myers High School Alejandro Toro Monrroy City University of New York: LaGuardia Community College Joel Deville San Augustine High School Hanna Regassa Stonewall Jackson High School Paulina Pimentel-Mora Citrus College Ethan Hansen Cape Cod Community College Taniya Singleton Walter Payton College Preparatory High School Kristine Hernandez Veterans Memorial High School The final Jack Kent Cooke scholars will be announced in April. Yeabsira Moges Wheaton High School Tina Huang Phillips Exeter Academy Rosa Sanchez Hartnell College Carmen Granell School for Advanced Studies Wolfson Lucia Huerta San Diego City College Bereket Birbo White Station High School Barbara Moreno Madison Area Technical College Mohraeil Rezk Lead Academy High School The semifinalists were chosen from a pool of 5,860applicants and represent 428 different high schools. The 2021 Cooke College Scholarship recipients will be announced in April. Muna Al Haj Ali Waubonsee Community College, Heather Merrill Marshalltown Community College Ashlee Diggles University High School Giannka Picache California Academy of Mathematics and Science LANSDOWNE, Va., Jan. 25, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation announced the selection of 626 high school seniors as semifinalists for the distinguished Cooke College. Nina Zhuo North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics, Madison Adkins Jackson High School Good luck to our semi-finalists! Samantha Minuche Fiorello H Laguardia High School of Music, Art and Performing Arts Bethany Kiele Crowder College Marcos Montoya Andrade Mount Vernon High School - Miguel Cacho-Tafolla San Diego City College- Tatiana Butte San Diego City College- Lucia Huerta San Diego City College- Karla Tirado San Diego Mesa College- Dania Taki San Diego Miramar College. Yoonie Yang Signal Mountain Middle-High School, Amara Anyanwu William B Travis High School Urszula Solarz Bard High School Early College II Manuel Cepeda Miami Dade College Ainsley Feeney Arlington High School Katy Shin Golden Valley High School Jenai Funk Southwestern College Madison Crane Westchester Community College, Meredythe Galliher Caldwell Community College and Technical Institute Omar Garcia Fullerton College Dani Mejia Aguilar John F Kennedy High School Abigail Burm Waterloo High School Mia Roach-Valandra Todd County Junior-Senior High School, Pacifique Bavugameshi West High School Jeongmin Lee Prospect High School Gyuheon Oh Cabot High School www.jkcf.org, Media Contact: Julia Nelson, 571-799-8067, media@jkcf.org. Hadley Kronick University Laboratory School Noah Nihiser Terry Sanford Senior High School Belem Oseguera College of DuPage We are especially impressed by the incredible perseverance and drive these students have exhibited during such an unprecedented year.. Alexis Spencer Cumberland County Technical Education Center Rosie Spratt Basehor-Linwood High School, Ahmad Ateyeh Carol Martin Gatton Academy of Math and Science in Kentucky Madelyn Moore Irving High School Karley Yung Washtenaw International High School, Edward Adams Blake School Northrup Campus Justus Wilhoit Indian Trail High School And Academy. Esmeralda Morales Lone Star College System Paige Gonzales Truman High School This year's Cooke Undergraduate Transfer 406 semifinalists were chosen from a pool of over 1,500 applicants attending 398 community colleges in 44 states and the District of Columbia. Khandaker Aqib Mill Creek High School Denise Zavala John H. Reagan Senior High School Citlali Salas Mater Lakes Academy High School Kevin Keyser Davidson County Community College Ashley Asante-Manu Hayfield Secondary School Anita Bassey Paulding County High School Dear NCC current students and recent graduates,The Jack Kent Cooke Foundations Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship provides up to $55,000 per year for up to three years, making it the largest private [] NCC Main Website . Suleidy De La Cruz City University of New York: Bronx Community College The Foundation has also provided $115 million in grants to organizations that serve such students. Altrim Mamuti City University of New York: Borough of Manhattan Community College Kenny Ng Washington High School Lansdowne, VA The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation announced the selection of 411 high school seniors as semifinalists for the prestigious Cooke College Scholarship. Esenia Banuelos Thornton Fractional North High School Harshal Bharatia Plano Senior High School Nick Tracy Montgomery College Xavier Dong Mount San Antonio College, Gabby Coltrane College of Southern Maryland Khalil Garrett General Douglas MacArthur High School Sulaiman Oyekunle Meade Senior High School Jessica Gao Ruben S Ayala High School Kimberly Cardenas De Anza High School Rosie Bui Ball High School Javier Cunat Christopher Columbus High School Cristofer Arellano Acosta Arvin High School Viviana Wamiru Hagerstown Community College guidance and opportunities for internships, study-abroad programs, and graduate school Students must be current high school seniors residing in the United States. Nino Sikharulidze Brooklyn Technical High School Ronaldo Atiencia Malverne High School Yet, at the nations top colleges, only five percent have transferred from a community college. Jasmine Mace MAST at FIU Biscayne Bay Campus Jaden Stewart North Hollywood High School Oscar Martinez Valley High School Elon Atlaw Northwood High School Dannie Barbour Orange County Community College Nicole Millan Ortiz Legacy High School Jayda Harris Baltimore City College Julia Anelli City University of New York: Borough of Manhattan Community College Alex Skoraczewski Drummond High School Emely Foe Salem Academy Charter School Luis Garcia Chavez Fullerton College Mariana Valencia Advantages Online Private School Erick Torres North Salinas High School Stephanie Dybiec Columbus State Community College Kenneth Black Jr. Carver Early College Students must be currently enrolled in community college and residing in the United States. Swetha Ananth John S Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School Sarah Rad Baltimore City College Rigo Gonzalez Tarrant County College Gabriel Dezzeo Rondon South Florida State College Elise Baumgartner Bob Jones High School Victoria Ignacio Cypress College Nicky Goh Bloomington High School South Camron Stewart Nova High School Eric Zhong Cypress Bay High School, George Adae-Mensah Archer High School Sama Allam Tempe Preparatory Academy Olivia Kocot Von Steuben Metropolitan Science Center Gael Colmenares Southwest High School Vincent Li Ruan Atlantic Community High School Makayla Suina Bernalillo High School, Roselyn Azcue Urban Assembly Charter High School For Computer Science The Megan Anderson Seminole State College of Florida Tsegazeab Beteselassie Wheaton High School Jillian Robinson Cincinnati State Technical and Community College Grace Mulumba Lupandu Nibert Dallas College Richland Campus Javier Perez North Mesquite High School Jayden Galvan Gregory-Portland High School Helen Cala Guerra Sarasota High School Ariela Asllani Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy Today, nearly half of postsecondary students begin their college journey at a two-year institution. Amir Noormohammad City Colleges of Chicago: Wilbur Wright College Cohen Schroeder Pewamo-Westphalia High School, Dennis Eum Blake School Northrup Campus Dianna Garzon City Colleges of Chicago: Wilbur Wright College Five students at San Diego City, Mesa, and Miramar colleges have been named national semifinalists for prestigious Jack Kent Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarships that pay up to $40,000 annually for the final two to three years needed to complete a bachelor's degree program at a four-year college or university. Valia Oliva Saddleback College Rohan Joshi Coral Reef Senior High School Akilah Cunningham School for Advanced Studies North Campus This year again holds great promise because a record five Hartnell students have been selected as semi-finalists for 2021. Cynthia Manley Los Angeles Valley College Leah Shvedova Washington-Lee High School Since 2000, the Foundation has awarded over $230 million in scholarships to more than 2,930 students from 8th grade through graduate school, along with comprehensive educational advising and other support services. Lizette Rivera Santa Barbara City College Vina Tran Lawndale High School Zilla Tofte City University of New York: LaGuardia Community College Paul Calvo Fresno City College Juan Briseno Saddleback High School Yazmin Rocha Delgadillo Contra Costa College Morgan Maier Turtle Lake High School Fardouza Farah Owatonna High School Rommel Caballero-Juarez Klein Oak High School Sandoval will learn if she wins the scholarship in April. Stephan Fatal Miami Dade College Maria Cuevas New Explorations into Science, Technology and Math High School Fernando Rodriguez Leal NYC iSchool Rani Chor Glen A Wilson High School educational advising and other support services. Layth Alkhani Amos Alonzo Stagg High School Melissa Rodriguez Garcia Essex County College Nylah Ductan Rockdale Magnet School for Science and Technology Diamond Thlang Harding High School Isaiah Pereira Venus High School Hayden Nguyen Lone Star College System Yuttichai Sommala Rio Rancho High School, Esmeralda Abreu Jerez Saint Vincent Ferrer High School Hamzeh Hamdan Coronado High School Primera Hour Discovery High School Every year, around 60 students are chosen for the scholarship. Since 2000, the Foundation has awarded over $222 million in scholarships to over 2,800 students from 8th grade through graduate school, along with comprehensiveeducational advising and other support services. Jordan Lee North College Hill Junior-Senior High School Glorietta Arthoro Ocoee High School Roberto Morales Quintero Lone Star College System Daisa Watkins City Arts and Technology High School Giovanna Da Silva Rodrigues Freedom High School Luis Gomez gorgonio Houston Community College System Ritwik Tati Haddon Heights High School, Agustn Leon-Saenz Albuquerque High School AhJada Ingram Montgomery County Early College Madison Brown West Clermont High School Taishi Oyamada Pasadena City College Gavin Scott Checotah High School, Rena Howard South Albany High School Jorge Martinez Vanguard Academy Ali Khan Stephen T. Mather High School Jennifer Haggerty Lincoln Land Community College Talyn McCumber Southland Academy Fiorella Castillo Saavedra Bergen County Technical High School Esperanza Herrera-Moore South Albany High School Angelica Ihim Hazelwood Central Senior High School Tu Kha Bui Berkeley City College Ethan Nava Maldonado Westside High School Marisol Chavez Alliance Heritage College-Ready Academy High School Eliana Gomez Romero Kipp Austin Brave High School Rachel Aquino Lone Star College System Julia Kienzler Lincoln Land Community College Eliza George Clear Horizons Early College High School Jose Escalante Vasquez Memorial High School Wenny Cheng Mineola High School Zuri Logan Klein Cain High School Lily Pham Evans High School Anne Benie Montgomery College Rachel Chen Gloucester City Junior-Senior High School Carl Pierre Evans High School Robert Bennett MiraCosta College Mara Bravo-Santos El Cerrito High School Melanie Charron Klein High School Emily Dominguez Godwin Heights High School Dien Nguyen Glendale Community College Jehimi Zuniga-Umana Annapolis High School, Eric Chan Boston Latin School Nina Noble Isaac Bear Early College High School Natalie Asitimbay Nassau Community College 2021. UNG News Sophomore is named a Jack Kent Cooke semifinalist March 8, 2021 Susana Olivo Sandoval was selected as a semifinalist for the Jack Kent Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship. Amber Chipman Seminole State College of Florida Amani Turner Carver Magnet High School of Engineering, Applied Technology and The Arts Kris Wilson Reidsville High School Minerva Garcia Northside College Preparatory High School Karen Mai Boston Latin School Christian Pierre Trenton Central High School Harmony Hudson Saint Charles West High School Ketty Nguyen L C Anderson High School Maame Forson Mount Vernon STEAM Academy Anthony Montes de Oca Brick Township High School Khadra Omar Northern Virginia Community College This years 406 semifinalists were chosen from a pool of over 1,500 applicants attending 398 community colleges in 44 states and the District of Columbia. Jayant Namdhari Plano East Senior High School Marisol Cruz Velasco Dr. TJ Owens Gilroy Early College Academy Stephany Pineda Cardoso City University of New York: Borough of Manhattan Community College Julia Pak Gainesville High School April Breedlove Georgia Perimeter College a diversity of experiences that contribute to their educational journey. house system in schools pros and cons, does co parenting include step parentscontaf systemic fungicide,
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