Several outstanding students are being recognized for remarkable achievements in academics and the arts, earning prestigious honors at the state and national levels.
Sam Jones and Crede Phillips have been named finalists for the highly competitive Daniels Scholarship, one of the nation’s most prestigious awards. The Daniels Scholarship recognizes motivated, ambitious students and provides full tuition along with additional educational expenses, opening doors to exceptional higher-education opportunities.
Amelie Keyser and Finnigan Blackburn have also earned finalist status for the esteemed Boettcher Scholarship. This scholarship supports Colorado’s most dynamic and promising youth and is awarded annually to just 50 Colorado high school seniors who demonstrate leadership, academic excellence, and service.
In the arts, Carson McConathy and Kaylee Johnson claimed top honors by winning the Denver Center for the Performing Arts Playwriting Competition. As part of their award, they will attend a summit in Denver where they will collaborate with professional playwrights and actors. Their original work will be performed live on February 14.
Adding to these accomplishments, Chloe Epperson earned a National Scholastic Silver Key Award for her stippling drawing. The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards are among the most prestigious national competitions for young artists. Chloe’s work will be featured at the Opening Reception on Saturday, February 28, at the Denver Art Museum.
These achievements highlight the talent, dedication, and creativity of students who continue to excel and represent their community with distinction.
