GVTC and The GVTC Foundation Award $185K in Scholarships to Local Students
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NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas, April 30, 2021 /PRNewswire/ One of the most rewarding contributions The GVTC Foundation makes to the community is scholarships. The GVTC Foundation has awarded two scholarships amounting in twenty thousand dollars to graduating high school students since 2015: the Ritchie T. Sorrells Leadership Scholarship and the Ola Armstrong Volunteer Scholarship. In 2019, the GVTC Foundation also added the Vocational/Technical Scholarship. This scholarship recognizes high school graduates who have demonstrated a commitment to continuing their education in pursuit of a degree or certification in a vocational or technical field.
Canaan Dreibrodt wins KENS 5 EXCEL Award for Comal ISD
“Thank you for being such an amazing mentor to all of us. Thank you for believing in us. Author: Sarah Forgany Updated: 9:20 AM CST February 4, 2021
SAN ANTONIO It’s a first for our Excel Award; in 21 years, KENS 5 has never had an administrator win, until now.
Canaan Dreibrodt was voted teacher of the year at Smithson Valley High School in 2020. Now he’s an Assistant Principal at Canyon Lake High School.
All of that happened as he fought a very personal battle. The community’s love and support for him shows why Comal ISD chose him as the KENS 5 Excel winner.
Comal ISD student’s artwork wins her $4,000 scholarship, will be shown at San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo
Sophomore Reagan Bolt’s ‘Cowboy’ currently on exhibit at Briscoe Western Art Museum
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The “Cowboy” painting by Smithson Valley High School sophomore Reagan Bolt earned a spot in the top 17 entries in the 2021 San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo Western Art Contest. (KSAT)
SAN ANTONIO – A Smithson Valley High School student was selected as a winner of a $4,000 scholarship after she entered an original artwork for the 2021 San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo Western Art Contest.
According to a press release from the Comal Independent School District, sophomore Reagan Bolt’s “Cowboy” placed in the top 17 of the contest, along with being selected as one of 12 paintings as an “at large” winner. The at large win earned her the scholarship, the press release said.