Fourteen Cincinnati Youth Collaborative students were honored at the Cincinnati Scholarship Foundation’s (CSF) annual Student Awards Dinner on Monday, May 10 at Xavier University’s Schiff Family Conference Center at the Cintas Center.

The event honors Cincinnati Public School students who participate in the CSF High School Scholarship Program for their hard work and academic success. This year, 44 students were awarded, including the following who are involved in Cincinnati Youth Collaborative programs:

 Jasmine Bailey—Most Outstanding Students—Taft, 11^th: ETS, Mentoring

 Exaucet Bamanabio—Most Outstanding Students—Withrow International, 10^th: ETS

 Kasondra Belew—Most Outstanding Students—Western Hills Engineering, 10^th: Mentoring

 Queshonda Bolling—Most Outstanding Seniors—Aiken, 12^th: Project REACH

 Nayeli Giron—Most Outstanding Seniors—Withrow International, 12^th: ETS, CATC, Mentoring

 Ta’Eisha Heath—Most Outstanding Seniors—Dater, 12^th: ETS

 Anthony Lumpkin—Most Outstanding Seniors—Oyler, 12^th: Project REACH

 Jerica Myles—Most Outstanding Seniors—Western Hills Engineering, 12^th: CATC 

 Kristina Nared—Most Outstanding Students—Woodward, 10^th: ETS

 Mary Pickett—Most Outstanding Students—Dater, 8^th: ETS

 Katherine Piket—Most Outstanding Seniors—Hughes Center: ETS

 Shaquille Riston—Most Outstanding Seniors—Withrow University, 12^th: ETS

 Shannon Stokes—Most Outstanding Students—Shroder, 11^th: ETS, Project REACH

 ShamRae Walton—Most Outstanding Student—Aiken, 12^th: CATC

 The CSF High School Scholarship program encourages Cincinnati Public School students to pursue post-secondary educational opportunities and provides college awareness workshops. Students also receive a monthly scholarship check. The CSF serves over 260 students each year who are chosen based on their academic performance and behavioral conduct.  For more information about the Cincinnati Scholarship Foundation, visit www.cincinnatischolarshipfoundation.org.