Chief Earl Leadership Legacy Fund Scholarships awarded to 22 Grade 6 students in Medicine Hat

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The program is administered through the Community Foundation of Southeastern Alberta with support from the Medicine Hat Safe Community Association and the Medicine Hat Police Association.

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This year’s recipients came from schools within the Medicine Hat Catholic Board of Education, the Medicine Hat Public School Division and local charter and private schools.

Officials say the scholarships are intended to recognize young people who serve as positive role models and demonstrate the qualities of future community leaders.

This year’s recipients include:

Medicine Hat Catholic Board of Education Recipients (6)

• Mother Teresa School: Anaya Renny
• St. Michael’s School: Esme Costar
• St. Francis Xavier School: Leni Lybbert
• St. Louis School: Bronson Willimont
• St. Mary’s School: Bria Getz
• Notre Dame Academy: Chase Anderson

Charter/Private School Recipients (2)

• École Les Cyprès: Dimitrias Alce
• CAPE School: Riley-Rae Clarke

Medicine Hat School District No. 76 Recipients (14)

• Crestwood School: Brea De Jesus
• Ross Glen School: Leah Christensen
• Connaught School: Graham Fowler
• Dr. Roy Wilson Learning Centre: Eli Malmberg
• Webster Niblock School: Dominic Schoolkate
• Vincent Massey School: Finley Anderson
• River Heights School: Abby Keeping
• Herald School: Nevaeh Desjardine
• George Davison School: Skyla Dawson
• Elm Street School: David O’Connor
• Dr. Ken Sauer School: Peyton Barton
• Southview School: Ally Osuna
• Medicine Hat Christian School: Sadie Dyck
• Hub: Avery Cowan