St. Charles grads receive river region scholarships
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Trusty is a 2012 graduate of Destrehan High School who will be attending Princeton University this fall and majoring in political science.
Robert is a 2012 graduate of Hahnville High School and will be attending South Central Lousiana Technical College.
The River Parishes Education Foundation awarded college scholarships totaling $18,000 to six outstanding students from St. James, St. Charles and St. John Parishes. The one-time $3000 scholarships are for the 2012-2013 academic year and were awarded based on academic achievement, extracurricular activities and community involvement.
Two scholarships were awarded in each of the three parishes, one each for a four-year program of study at any accredited institution of the student’s choice, and for the Process Technology program at South Central Louisiana Technical College River Parishes Campus in Reserve.
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