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Steven Phan
Steven Phan said his four years at Bartlett High School taught him that hard work breeds success like the work that earned him the Superintendent’s Scholarship. (cont'd)
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Alden Williams
Alden Williams said he has learned the value of education at home, and he plans to become the first member of his family to earn a degree. (cont'd)
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Ummie Ansari
Ummie Ansari said high school taught her that things, given the chance, will usually work themselves out. (cont'd)
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Emilia Sordyl
After she graduates from Bartlett High School, Emilia Sordyl plans to study speech and hearing science. (cont'd)
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Cindy Alba
Cindy Alba said the greatest lessons she learned at Bartlett High School were not in a textbook. (cont'd)
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Devin Wisniewski
Devin Wisniewski says his time at Elgin High School convinced him that folks are generally social. (cont'd)
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Leslie Duran
Senior Leslie Duran said she learned something similar in her days at Elgin High School. (cont'd)
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Nereida Rosas
Nereida Rosas said becoming the first in her family to go to college was not a solo achievement, and knowing that is a good lesson. (cont'd)
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Emmanuel Ntim
Emmanuel Ntim said he used his time at Elgin High School to build a strong foundation of study skills that he expects will serve him well. (cont'd)
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Ezzry Leon
Larkin High School Senior Ezzry Leon says he didn’t value his education soon enough, (cont'd)
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Emily Renteria
For Emily Renteria, high school was more than a place where she went to school. (cont'd)
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Justin Kelsey
Justin Kelsey, a Larkin High School senior, will be the first person in his family to attend college, and he said it was a feat that required perseverance. (cont'd)
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Monserrat Rivera
Larkin High School Senior Monserrat Rivera plans to study psychology in college, but her motto comes straight out of English class. (cont'd)
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Sheila Vasquez
Larkin High School Senior Sheila Vasquez said it’s easy to spend a lot of time on Facebook or Instagram. (cont'd)
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Jasmine Vergara
High school has come to a seemingly quick end for Jasmine Vergara, and the South Elgin senior has some advice. (cont'd)
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Alex Hernandez
High school taught him self-reliance, South Elgin High School senior Alex Hernandez says. (cont'd)
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Sergio Perez
Sergio Perez said winning the Superintendent’s Scholarship is validation of his hard work, and motivation to keep putting forth his best effort. (cont'd)
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Miguel Valencia
For South Elgin High School Senior Miguel Valencia, earning a Superintendent’s Scholarship represents hope for a bright future, (cont'd)
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Adriana D’Souza
Receiving the Superintendent’s Scholarship showed Adriana D’Souza the wide-open possibilities in her future. (cont'd)
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Brianna Roldan
In her time at Streamwood High School, Brianna Roldan learned she had a flair for theater. (cont'd)
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Bryan Lopez
Bryan Lopez said he learned in high school that it’s always better to take your best shot. (cont'd)
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Monica Kulasik
Streamwood Senior Monica Kulasik said her time in high school taught her to value any opportunity that comes your way. (cont'd)
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Vanessa Garcia
Vanessa Garcia will be the first in her immediate family to attend college, and she has simple advice for other students who hope to achieve the same goal. (cont'd)
