REGION – Clinton Savings Bank recently announced the class of 2023 scholarship recipients.
For the 15th year, eight seniors received a $1,000 scholarship and two seniors from the Banking Program received a $500 scholarship. The awards total $9,000.
“The annual awarding of scholarships to high school seniors is just one major facet of Clinton Savings Bank’s commitment to supporting young people’s educational journey,” said President and CEO Robert Paulhus Jr.
The recipients of the Clinton Savings Bank scholarships include:
- Katelyn Castillo, Tahanto Regional High School, attending Quinsigamond Community College
- Kaylie Collins, Wachusett Regional High School, attending Massachusetts College of Art and Design
- Sylvia Dempsey, Shrewsbury High School, attending Rhode Island College
- Braiden Fournier, Clinton High School, attending University of Connecticut
- Aaron Kind, Nashoba Regional High School, attending University of Massachusetts Lowell
- Chialia Yang, Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School, attending University of Massachusetts Boston
- Jessica Pano, West Boylston High School, attending Worcester State University
- Samantha Phillips, Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School, attending Merrimack College
The recipients of the Clinton Savings Bank Banking Program scholarships include:
- Lydia Beck, Nashoba Regional High School, Worcester State University
- Lileaka Krasnow-Thomas, Tahanto Regional High School, attending Fitchburg State University
The students were selected based on their accomplishments in academics, leadership, community service and extracurricular activities.
“The scholarships are designed to recognize and reward exceptional students who demonstrate leadership, a commitment to public service and a desire to make an impact on their communities,” said Paulhus. “We are proud that the winners of the scholarships will be attending various accredited colleges and universities that will support their dreams.”
Clinton Savings Bank has seven branches in Berlin, Bolton, Boylston, Clinton, Shrewsbury, Sterling and West Boylston.
