Three students from Winamac High School were named finalists for the Community Foundation of Pulaski County Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship recently.
Levi Brown, Eli Overmyer, and Gabriella Trusty from Winamac Community High School; and Madisyn DeMoss and Makylah Holle from West Central High School were considered a finalist for the scholarship. The scholarship provides four years of full tuition and required fees and up to $900 per year for required books and equipment. Requirements for the scholarship include the student to display strong community leadership, in addition to a high academic standing.
Nominations will be submit by the Community Foundation and a committee appointed by Independent Colleges of Indiana will make the final selection for the award and the recipient selected by the ICI committee will be notified by mid-December of this year.
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