2023 Scholarship recipients
Four scholarships in the amount of $1,000 each were awarded in 2023.
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Ella Allen Kosette Bartels Alexa Block Drew Matyunas Grace O'Neal |
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2022 Scholarship recipients
Four scholarships in the amount of $1,000 each were awarded in 2022.
Eric Alejandre
Sophia Ferranti
Emma Millbrand
Olivia Theut
2021 Scholarship recipients
Four scholarships in the amount of $1,000 each were awarded in 2021.
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Jasmine Alfaro Kaitlyn Sears Abigail Simmons Madison Schultz |
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2020 Scholarship recipients
Three scholarships in the amount of $1,500 each were awarded in 2020.
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Emily Cmarik - Purdue University Noah Montanari - Saginaw Valley State University Nathan Ryan - Northwestern University 
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2019 Scholarship recipients
Five scholarships in the amount of $1,000 were awarded in 2019.
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Ashley Teltow Erick Haack Ethan Wyatt Keara Bruyneel Keenan O'Neal 
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2018 Scholarship recipients
Four scholarships in the amount of $750 were awarded in 2018.
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Alexandria Czmarik
Haley Fortuna Clayton Maksymiuk Alex Roberts |
2017 Scholarship recipients
In 2017, the Richmond Education Foundation awarded four $500 scholarships!
Andrew Caporuscio
Brooke Fanale
Rachel Rigole
Amy Thueme
2016 Scholarship Recipients
In 2016, the Richmond Education Foundation awarded three $500 scholarships!
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Rachel Leach
Rachel will be attending Saginaw Valley State University. Jordyn Osterland Jordyn will be attending Olivet College. Ashley Reece Ashley will be attending Saginaw Valley State University. |
2015 Scholarship Recipients
In 2015, the Richmond Education Foundation awarded four $500 scholarships.
Beau Brockett
Joe Gusumano
Brandon Potts
Dylan Yore
Beau Brockett
Joe Gusumano
Brandon Potts
Dylan Yore
2014 Scholarship Recipients
In 2014, the Richmond Education Foundation awarded five $550 scholarships.
Alaijah Bashi
Alaijah has shown an aptitude for science; getting awards in this area and participating in Science Olympiad all four years. She has been a member of the band program and even took on the challenge of being a drum major during marching season. She has been secretary of the National Honor Society, a member of Key Club all four years, and very active volunteering through her church. She has earned a 3.8 gpa and intends to study pre-medicine at either Grand Valley, Michigan State, or Alma College. After that, she will move on to get her neurology degree from the University of Michigan. Once in practice she hopes to be able to serve those who cannot afford medical treatment.
Leya Gonzalez
‘She is ambitious and motivated. As her teacher, I remain awed by the caliber of her work; she has set the bar high.” These words spoken about Leya were echoed in her other letters of recommendation. She has been involved with Key Club, National Honors Society as well as many athletic teams. She has maintained a gpa of 3.67 and held down two jobs at the same time. Her dreams and goals beyond graduation include attending Central Michigan University, majoring in a pre-dental program with a minor in business. After that she wishes to continue her study to become an orthodontist.
Hunter Tousignant
This young man has already received quite an outstanding honor this spring by being named Richmond High School’s Career and Technical Education student of the year. He is dedicated to his education and knows what it means to work hard. He has earned his 1st degree black belt in karate, teaches catechism at his church, and volunteers at Richmond’s Leisure Manor. Hunter intends to attend Macomb Community College in the fall to begin his path to becoming a teacher. His dream is to return to Richmond High School as a teacher and as he put it, “return the benefits he received back to the Community that supported me.”
Noelle Scheuer
With a 3.893 gpa she is ranked as one of the elite top 10 of the graduating class. She has been on the honor roll all four years of her career here, a part of National Honors Society and Key Club. She shines not only in the classroom but also on the softball field and on the bowling lanes. A teacher said of her “Throughout every interaction I have experienced with her, she has demonstrated excellent work ethic and noble character.” In her words she says “It is important to me that I always push myself and strive to be the best that I can be.” Noelle is headed to Adrian College to study exercise science and eventually become a pediatric physical therapist.
Anna Fraser
Anna has earned a 4.056 gpa. This outstanding accomplishment has taken place all the while participating in Key Club, SADD, Student Government, NHS, Mock Trial, We the People, Science Olympiad, numerous plays and musicals and all aspects of the vocal music program. A teacher wrote “She knows how to manage her time, and the importance of making sound decisions, and is always challenging herself. She knows that meeting these challenges takes an indelible work ethic. Anna will excel in school and in life.” She will be settling in to the University of Michigan in the fall to pursue a degree in biomolecular science with the hopes of going on to medical school to be a dermatologist.
Alaijah Bashi
Alaijah has shown an aptitude for science; getting awards in this area and participating in Science Olympiad all four years. She has been a member of the band program and even took on the challenge of being a drum major during marching season. She has been secretary of the National Honor Society, a member of Key Club all four years, and very active volunteering through her church. She has earned a 3.8 gpa and intends to study pre-medicine at either Grand Valley, Michigan State, or Alma College. After that, she will move on to get her neurology degree from the University of Michigan. Once in practice she hopes to be able to serve those who cannot afford medical treatment.
Leya Gonzalez
‘She is ambitious and motivated. As her teacher, I remain awed by the caliber of her work; she has set the bar high.” These words spoken about Leya were echoed in her other letters of recommendation. She has been involved with Key Club, National Honors Society as well as many athletic teams. She has maintained a gpa of 3.67 and held down two jobs at the same time. Her dreams and goals beyond graduation include attending Central Michigan University, majoring in a pre-dental program with a minor in business. After that she wishes to continue her study to become an orthodontist.
Hunter Tousignant
This young man has already received quite an outstanding honor this spring by being named Richmond High School’s Career and Technical Education student of the year. He is dedicated to his education and knows what it means to work hard. He has earned his 1st degree black belt in karate, teaches catechism at his church, and volunteers at Richmond’s Leisure Manor. Hunter intends to attend Macomb Community College in the fall to begin his path to becoming a teacher. His dream is to return to Richmond High School as a teacher and as he put it, “return the benefits he received back to the Community that supported me.”
Noelle Scheuer
With a 3.893 gpa she is ranked as one of the elite top 10 of the graduating class. She has been on the honor roll all four years of her career here, a part of National Honors Society and Key Club. She shines not only in the classroom but also on the softball field and on the bowling lanes. A teacher said of her “Throughout every interaction I have experienced with her, she has demonstrated excellent work ethic and noble character.” In her words she says “It is important to me that I always push myself and strive to be the best that I can be.” Noelle is headed to Adrian College to study exercise science and eventually become a pediatric physical therapist.
Anna Fraser
Anna has earned a 4.056 gpa. This outstanding accomplishment has taken place all the while participating in Key Club, SADD, Student Government, NHS, Mock Trial, We the People, Science Olympiad, numerous plays and musicals and all aspects of the vocal music program. A teacher wrote “She knows how to manage her time, and the importance of making sound decisions, and is always challenging herself. She knows that meeting these challenges takes an indelible work ethic. Anna will excel in school and in life.” She will be settling in to the University of Michigan in the fall to pursue a degree in biomolecular science with the hopes of going on to medical school to be a dermatologist.
2013 Scholarship Recipients
In 2013, the Richmond Education Foundation awarded 4 scholarships.
Sheryl Hill
Nicholas Mlot
Hannah Townsend
Kelsey Williams
Sheryl Hill
Nicholas Mlot
Hannah Townsend
Kelsey Williams
