MANCHESTER, N.H. – Citizens Bank has presented $47,000 in High School Achievement Awards to 47 graduating seniors from high schools across New Hampshire.
The Citizens Bank High School Achievement Award is given to qualified high school seniors who plan to continue their education at a college, university or vocational/technical school. The awards are given to one student per high school in New Hampshire communities where Citizens Bank has a branch presence. The New Hampshire Charitable Foundation administers the scholarship program and selects award recipients based on defined criteria which include financial need, academic merit and other non-academic factors such as community service, school activities and work experience.
“These students deserve to be honored for their achievements,” said Joseph Carelli, president of Citizens Bank, New Hampshire. “We are pleased to provide financial assistance to New Hampshire students aspiring to further their education. Particularly with rising costs of education, we hope this award of $1,000 each will help offset some of their college expenses.”
Students from the following schools were awarded $1,000 each:
Southern Region:
High School Achievement Awards were awarded to 15 students: Jordan Shea, Londonderry High School; Zachary Chabot, Manchester Central High School; Nicholas Oeberlies, Manchester Memorial High School; Ariel Wilson, Manchester West High School; Richard Rafferty, Campbell High School (Litchfield); Tamanna Ghandi, Souhegan High School (Amherst); Sarah Condon, Alvirne High School (Hudson); Ashely Wheeler, Milford High School; Megan Dalton, Merrimack High School; Kaylee Murray, Nashua High School North; Nathaen Tenney, Nashua High School South; Timothy Boucher, Goffstown Area High School; Cherie Filistowicz, Pelham High School; Stephanie Cabral, Salem High School; and Anna Martin, Pinkerton Academy (Derry).
Greater Concord:
High School Achievement Awards were awarded to five students: Chrisinda Lynch, Concord High School; Margaret Trier, John Stark Regional High School (Weare); Laura Wolfe, Bow High School; Craig Paggi, Pittsfield High School; and Nathan Merryow, Merrimack Valley High School (Penacook).
Western Region:
High School Achievement Awards were awarded to seven students: Richard Dillehay, Stevens High School (Claremont); Jared Geilich, Hanover High School; Nathan Sanderson, Hinsdale Jr./Sr. High School; Katie Carbonara, Keene High School; Lucy Bergwell, Lebanon High School; Jonathan Hanninen, Monadnock Regional High School; and Emily DiPadova, Newport Middle High School.
Seacoast Region:
High School Achievement Awards were awarded to seven students: Jassen Lu, Exeter Area High School; David Sheehy, Winnacunnet High School (Hampton); Lauren Nevin, Portsmouth High School; Marie Ainaire, Somersworth High School; Allen Ma, Dover High School; William Soucy, Raymond High School; and Alden Coffin, Spaulding High School (Rochester).
Lakes/North Country Region:
High School Achievement Awards were awarded to 13 students: Anna Vaughan, Kingswood Regional High School (Wolfeboro); Jasime Brousseau, Canaan Memorial High School; Brooke Judd, Pittsburg High School; Courtney Aernathy, Plymouth Regional High School; James Sullivan, A. Crosby Kennett Jr./Sr. High School (North Conway); Liza Tetley, Lin-Wood High School (Lincoln); Kelly Ainsworth, Inter-Lakes High School (Meredith); Kyle St. Hilaire, Berlin High School; Amy Cass, Laconia High School; Robert Briggs, Franklin High School; Caitlyn Cennamo, Gilford Middle/High School; Asenath Brooks, Colebrook Academy; and Audriana Mekula, Winnisquam Regional High School (Franklin).
About Citizens Bank
Citizens Bank is a division of RBS Citizens, N.A., operating its seven-state branch network in Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island and Vermont. It has 82 branches and 203 ATMs in New Hampshire.
RBS Citizens, N.A. is a subsidiary of Citizens Financial Group, Inc., a $132 billion commercial bank holding company headquartered in Providence, R.I. CFG’s two bank subsidiaries are RBS Citizens, N.A. and Citizens Bank of Pennsylvania. They operate a 12-state branch network under the Citizens Bank brand in Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Vermont, and the Charter One brand in Illinois, Michigan and Ohio. CFG has non-branch retail and commercial offices in more than 30 states. CFG is owned by RBS (The Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc). CFG’s website is citizensbank.com.
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