The nominations for The Dispatch’s Student of the Week initiative are in, and now it’s time for you to pick the best of the best.
Voting is open until noon Thursday.
Participating high school principals, teachers and guidance counselors nominated students they say have shown outstanding academic and school achievement and community service.
We will announce the winner and runner-up on Friday.
To cast a vote, visit the poll at the bottom of the list of nominees.
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The nominees for April 29:
Lily Kissinger, Canal Winchester: “Currently boasting a 4.1 GPA, Lily is an exceptional scholar and athlete. As a sophomore, she is taking several advanced courses and is committed to performing at her personal best not only inside the classroom but also in extracurricular activities. Her selflessness and encouragement toward others can be seen while playing sports and performing in the classroom. Lily is a driven individual who makes a great collaborator and deeply cares about the success of others as well as herself. Lily often helps her classmates grasp concepts that she has already mastered. Lily is an absolute joy to have in class and other activities.”
Holden Osborne, DeSales: “Holden was awarded the Founders’ Scholarship at Walsh University, earning him a full tuition award for all four years. Holden will be a part of the Walsh Honors Program and play baseball for the Cavaliers.”
