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Leaders and Achievers® Scholarship Program Recognizes Students’ Achievements Both in and Out of the Classroom

Comcast NBCUniversal today announced that it has awarded $86,000 in scholarships for the 2018-19 school year to 82 Washington students as part of its annual Leaders and Achievers® Scholarship Program. Comcast recognized the students at an event in Bellevue last night that included an advance screening of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.

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Leaders and Achievers students from Washington receive $86,000 in scholarships from Comcast NBCUniversal (Photo: Business Wire)

One student, Tai Anthony McMillan, a student at Renton High School, was selected to receive an additional $4,000 Comcast Founders Scholarship - instituted in honor of Ralph J. Roberts, Founder and Chairman Emeritus of Comcast Corporation.

The program, funded by the Comcast Foundation, is a one-time, $1,000 scholarship awarded to the best and brightest high school seniors for their community service, academic performance and leadership skills. Since 2001, more than $28 million has been awarded to nearly 27,000 high school seniors across the country as part of the Leaders and Achievers Program. In Washington State, we’ve honored over 1,500 students with over $1.5M in college scholarships.

“These students from communities throughout Washington have accomplished some amazing things,” said Amy Lynch, Region Vice President, Comcast Washington. “From their academic achievements to school leadership and community involvement, our Leaders and Achievers Scholarship winners are exceptional students who are committed to academic excellence and community service. We are honored to recognize their achievements and excited to support them as they continue their educational journeys.”

The Comcast Leaders and Achievers Scholarship Program provides scholarships to students who strive to achieve their full potential, who are catalysts for positive change in their communities, who are involved in their schools, and who serve as models for their fellow students. The philosophy behind the program is to give young people every opportunity to prepare for the future and to engage them in their communities. The program also demonstrates the importance of civic involvement, and the value placed on civic involvement by the business community.

2018-2019 WASHINGTON LEADERS AND ACHIEVERS® SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS BY AREA

                Student Name     High School     High School City Michael Mantell     Anacortes High School     Anacortes Alaina Hayward     Arlington Christian School     Arlington Paige Shimkus     Lakewood High School     Arlington Sarah Saavedra     Auburn Senior High School     Auburn Aaron Tenner     Auburn Mountainview High School     Auburn Erica Dillard     Thomas Jefferson High School     Auburn Erika Ramirez     Muckleshoot Tribal School     Auburn Stephanie Neu     Auburn Riverside Senior High School     Auburn Veenadhari Kollipara     Interlake High School     Bellevue Hannah Wateman     Meridian High School     Bellingham Olivia Benner     Squalicum High School     Bellingham Zachary Murdzia     Bellingham High School     Bellingham Erika Singh-Cundy     Sehome High School     Bellingham Liam Lyons     Blaine High School     Blaine Frank Alvear     Bothell High School     Bothell Luke Northam     White River High School     Buckley Keely Booth     Burlington-Edison High     Burlington Morgan Lakey     W.F.West High School     Chehalis Jacob Zettle     Coupeville High School     Coupeville Madeline Frey     Eatonville High School     Eatonville Noal Leonetti     Edmonds-Woodway High School     Edmonds Nathan Anderson     Edmonds Heights K12     Edmonds Morgan Hall     Enumclaw High School     Enumclaw Parker Leland     Everett High School     Everett Danica Wood     Cascade High School     Everett McKenzie Budrow     Sno-Isle Skills Tech Center     Everett Clarence Joshua Arenas     Federal Way High School     Federal Way Zachary McGhee     Decatur High School     Federal Way Julie Holien     Ferndale High School     Ferndale Connor Bass     Peninsula High School     Gig Harbor Angelo McOsker     Graham-Kapowsin High School     Graham LilyAnn Vu     Issaquah High School     Issaquah Alexander Zhou     Inglemoor High School     Kenmore Cristian Ortiz     Kent-Meridian Senior High School     Kent Simone Marrujo     Juanita High School     Kirkland Savannah Pratt     Lake Stevens High School     Lake Stevens Kyle Glenn     Lynden High School     Lynden Samantha VanLoo     Lynden Christian High School     Lynden Cheyenne Coe     Marysville Pilchuck High School     Marysville Karis Ho     Henry M. Jackson High School     Mill Creek Madison Hawkins     Monroe High School     Monroe Morgan Kersker     Montesano Junior-Senior High     Montesano Lizbeth Lucas Alvarez     Mount Vernon High School     Mount Vernon Kristine Tandoc     Kamiak High School     Mukilteo Michael Lym     Oak Harbor High School     Oak Harbor Jack McCauley     Olympia High School     Olympia Evan Barger     Orting Senior High School     Orting Riley Benjamin     Emerald Ridge High School     Puyallup Tai Anthony McMillan     Renton High School     Renton Mishel Muzychuk     Charles A. Lindbergh High School     Renton Christopher Carlisle     Rochester High School     Rochester Henry Guo     Skyline High School     Sammamish Tyler Zangaglia     Eastlake High School     Sammamish Trinity Cho     Ballard High School     Seattle Alexandra Schmidt     Holy Names Academy     Seattle Jacquelyne Ayala-Cerna     Sedro-Woolley High     Sedro-Woolley Dunya Al-Musawi     Shorewood High School     Shoreline Christopher King     Shorecrest High School     Shoreline Celina DeJong     Klahowya Secondary School     Silverdale Cali Rossall     Snohomish High School     Snohomish Nana-king Karikari     Bethel High School     Spanaway Nma Ejiawoko     Spanaway Lake High School     Spanaway Jonathan Beach     On Track Academy     Spokane Mahala Christenseen     West Valley High School     Spokane Clara Plenty     Governor John R. Rogers High School     Spokane Claire Henning     Saint George's School     Spokane Rachel Cathey     North Central High School     Spokane Greta Grim     Lewis And Clark High School     Spokane Javion Joyner     Central Valley High School     Spokane Valley Ben Biddle     Sultan High School     Sultan Zoey Surma     Washington High School     Tacoma Noah Reno     Tacoma Baptist School     Tacoma Makenna Hess-Fletcher     Wilson High School     Tacoma Kendy Urzua Valadez     Lincoln High School     Tacoma Samridhi Singh     Tacoma School District     Tacoma Trokelle Innis     Bellarmine Preparatory     Tacoma Haylee Darby     Covenant High School     Tacoma Jordan Craft     Fife High School     Tacoma Elizabeth Hirotaka     A.G. West Black Hills High School     Tumwater Dylan Mooers     Tumwater High School     Tumwater Megan Cady     Curtis Senior High School     University Place Brooke Foster     Ocosta Junior-Senior High     Westport        

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