QCEA Awards Scholarships to Seniors

     If you missed the graduation parade on Tuesday, definitely check out @QCEAed on Twitter and Facebook to see photos. It was a lovely parade and was wonderful to see our seniors smiling and ready to take on the world! 
     QCEA is proud to announce the winners of its annual scholarships. The winners have known for a little while, because they learned a few weeks ago when they did the taping of the graduation ceremony. But, we've been keeping it secret until the video of the ceremony was made public.
     Without further adieu.... This year's winners of a QCEA $1,000 Scholarship are: Rachel Miller and Jefferson (Jack) Fox. 
     And this year's recipient of the Mark Weider $500 scholarship is: Abigail Schwartz. 
    Congratulations graduates! QCEA wishes you all the best as you begin to create the next chapters of your lives! 
     QCEA wishes all graduates, students, and members a very safe and happy summer! 


Rachel Miller
Jefferson (Jack) Fox 




Abigail Schwartz



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