2021 WCREPA Scholarships
Two students from schools under the jurisdiction of WCPS were selected to receive the WCREPA scholarships of $1,000.00
for the school year of 2020-2021. These students
will use their scholarships to pursue training as
teachers and be on a path leading to a teaching certificate. These awards were made possible from WCREPA's Nellie and Lake Lytton Endowment Scholarship Fund.
for the school year of 2020-2021. These students
will use their scholarships to pursue training as
teachers and be on a path leading to a teaching certificate. These awards were made possible from WCREPA's Nellie and Lake Lytton Endowment Scholarship Fund.
- Katie Keckler is the daughter of Sally Spong, and she is a student at North Hagerstown High School. Katie has been accepted at Shepherd University in the elementary education program. Katie has been involved in a number of extracurricular activities in and out of school. She participates in musical programs at North and at her church. Katie is also involved in a number of dance programs. Katie has worked with children at fundraisers and as well as at activities at school and in the community.
Joshua Brooks is a senior at North Hagerstown High School. He is the son of Stephen and Robin Brooks. Joshua will be attending Shenandoah University in the fall and aspires to teach U. S. History at the secondary school level. Joshua is active in his community, volunteering more than 700 hours with the Washington County Historical Society in a variety of ways. Joshua is also involved with programs working with children in the classroom setting as well as on weekends.
Joshua Brooks is a senior at North Hagerstown High School. He is the son of Stephen and Robin Brooks. Joshua will be attending Shenandoah University in the fall and aspires to teach U. S. History at the secondary school level. Joshua is active in his community, volunteering more than 700 hours with the Washington County Historical Society in a variety of ways. Joshua is also involved with programs working with children in the classroom setting as well as on weekends.
