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Ten Secondary Academy for Success (SAS) graduating seniors were among 83 scholarship recipients honored May 25 at the 26th annual recognition breakfast sponsored by the Woodinville and Northshore Rotary clubs, Kiwanis Club of Northshore and the Northshore Scholarship Foundation. Pictured during ceremonies held at the Northshore Senior Center were, top row from left: Woodinville Rotarian Steve Dolan, recipient Jeffery Schmidt, SAS counselor Kjerstin Lee, graduates Heidi Schauble, Courtney Roberts and Matt Hunter. Middle, from left, Maddie Williams, Amanda Walters and Joshua Alexander. Front, from left, Amanda Gonzales, Samuel Armatage and Dalton Wall. Recipients not pictured, Veronica Stevens, Nick Messner and Israel Perez. It was a record number of SAS graduates to receive grants through the foundation. A total of $160,900 in scholarships was announced. - IAN GLEADLE, Courtesy photo
IAN GLEADLE, Courtesy photo
Ten Secondary Academy for Success (SAS) graduating seniors were among 83 scholarship recipients honored May 25 at the 26th annual recognition breakfast sponsored by the Woodinville and Northshore Rotary clubs, Kiwanis Club of Northshore and the Northshore Scholarship Foundation. Pictured during ceremonies held at the Northshore Senior Center were, top row from left: Woodinville Rotarian Steve Dolan, recipient Jeffery Schmidt, SAS counselor Kjerstin Lee, graduates Heidi Schauble, Courtney Roberts and Matt Hunter. Middle, from left, Maddie Williams, Amanda Walters and Joshua Alexander. Front, from left, Amanda Gonzales, Samuel Armatage and Dalton Wall. Recipients not pictured, Veronica Stevens, Nick Messner and Israel Perez. It was a record number of SAS graduates to receive grants through the foundation. A total of $160,900 in scholarships was announced.

Secondary Academy for Success graduates earn scholarships


May 31, 2010 · 6:54 PM

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Ten Secondary Academy for Success (SAS) graduating seniors were among 83 scholarship recipients honored May 25 at the 26th annual recognition breakfast sponsored by the Woodinville and Northshore Rotary clubs, Kiwanis Club of Northshore and the Northshore Scholarship Foundation. Pictured during ceremonies held at the Northshore Senior Center were, top row from left: Woodinville Rotarian Steve Dolan, recipient Jeffery Schmidt, SAS counselor Kjerstin Lee, graduates Heidi Schauble, Courtney Roberts and Matt Hunter. Middle, from left, Maddie Williams, Amanda Walters and Joshua Alexander. Front, from left, Amanda Gonzales, Samuel Armatage and Dalton Wall. Recipients not pictured, Veronica Stevens, Nick Messner and Israel Perez. It was a record number of SAS graduates to receive grants through the foundation. A total of $160,900 in scholarships was announced.

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