Rockville Students Get Posse Full Rides
Fifteen Montgomery County Schools students were awarded full-paid, four-year scholarships from the Posse Foundation.
Four students from Rockville area high schools won't have to pay for college are among the 15 Montgomery County students selected to receive full scholarships from the Posse Foundation.
The students representing Rockville schools are:
• Nicholas Chisholm of Rockville High School, who will attend Grinnell College.
• Ahmed Elnaiem of Richard Montgomery High School, who will attend Bucknell University.
• Natasha Frazier of Col. Zadok Magruder High School, who will attend Pepperdine University.
• Nailah Frye of Rockville High School, who will attend the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
You can find the full list of winners here.
The Posse program is aimed at public high school students who have extraordinary academic and leadership potential who may have been overlooked within the traditional college selection process. Posse programs are located in eight regions of the country with scholarships offered by 38 colleges and universities.
Once on campus Posse scholars create multicultural teams—called Posses. The students receive guidance, provide support to one another and serve in important leadership roles.
Nearly 1,600 students were awarded Posse scholarships nationwide; just 61 to students in Washington, D.C.-area schools.