30 HCPSS Students Recognized As 2021 Carson Scholars

Ellicott City MD

16 March, 2021

3:17 PM

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HOWARD COUNTY, MD — Thirty HCPSS students in fourth through 11th grades who have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement and humanitarianism have been recognized as 2021 Carson Scholars. Twelve HCPSS students were named first-time Carson Scholars and 18 students were acknowledged as Recognized Carson Scholars who must have a minimum GPA of 3.75 and give of themselves, their time and their talents to others. Recognized Carson Scholars have renewed their Carson Scholar status by maintaining high academic standards and continuing to show strong commitment to their communities. Each Carson Scholar receives a $1,000 college scholarship award and will be honored during a regional celebration this fall. 2021 HCPSS First-time Scholars: Riley Elizabeth Adams, Jeffers Hill Elementary SchoolJuliana Blackman, Talbott Springs Elementary SchoolHannah Fang, Centennial High SchoolSidney Fecteau, Hollifield Station Elementary SchoolRahul Goyal, Lime Kiln Middle SchoolJasmine Henderson, Reservoir High SchoolAyla McCoy, Hammond Elementary SchoolBrock Miller, Bushy Park Elementary SchoolAdam M. Silverstein, Folly Quarter Middle SchoolTiffany Smith, Homewood CenterNicholas Taber, Atholton High SchoolCharlotte Ward, Atholton Elementary School 2021 HCPSS Recognized Scholars: Olivia Calkins, Howard High SchoolAbigail Conrad, Centennial High SchoolJake Favero, Lake Elkhorn Middle SchoolSerena Goyal, River Hill High SchoolXander Hartgrove, Atholton High SchoolCambel Howard, Reservoir High SchoolSamantha Kidwell, Hammond Middle SchoolNaomi Ling, River Hill High SchoolGeorgia Martin, Atholton High SchoolMary Michele, Glenelg High SchoolHaley Miller, Mount Hebron High SchoolEmmeline Murphy, Centennial High SchoolGabrielle Olibris, Wilde Lake High SchoolLily Peng, River Hill High SchoolHala Silverstein, Glenelg High SchoolPhilip Wang, Centennial High SchoolNatalie Wenzel, Glenelg High SchoolKailey Young, Long Reach High School