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OHS STUDENTS RECEIVE SCHOLAR AWARDS Eleven Oakcrest High School seniors were recently notified that they qualify for the Edward J. Bloustein Scholarship. Allyson Brower, John Commander, Kari Connolly, Dorothy Doughty, Danielle Hagel, Howe Lin, Safiya Mahmud, Jessica Monteith, Madeline Olsen, Erin Palermo, and Christine Cheatham are this year’s recipients. This scholarship provides almost $4,000 in scholarships, according to John Cocuzza, OHS guidance director. The
Higher Education Student Assistance Authority (HESAA), an independent
agency of the
State of New Jersey, administers the Garden State Scholarship
Program, which includes the Edward J. Bloustein Distinguised Scholar
and Urban Scholar awards. Each year, more than 7,000 students statewide
receive scholarships in recognition of their high level of academic achievement.
Students may use these awards to continue their education at New Jersey
institutions of higher education. For more information about HESAA’s
programs, call 1-800-792-8670 or visit online at www.hesaa.org.
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