Hannah Stumpfl, a Springboro High School graduate, is featured in the latest edition of Lead/Venue (Cincinnati Magazine), distributed this August, for her achievement in earning the Franklin B. Walter Scholarship Award last Spring.
Eleven (11) students from school districts throughout Warren County who exhibited superior academic achievement - and the dedicated teachers and coaches who made a positive impact on their lives - were honored in April 2018 at the third annual Franklin B. Walter Scholarship Award Program/Warren County Banquet, hosted by the WCESC. The luncheon, sponsored by the Greater Ohio Virtual School, was attended by the scholarship recipients, their parents and mentors, as well as several area educators and local elected officials.
Each school district in Warren County submits one student for consideration for the scholarships. Students are chosen based on academic achievements, test scores and positive contributions made to their schools and communities. Each student chosen received a $500 scholarship and a plaque. This year’s award winners also received proclamations from State Senator Steve Wilson and State Representative Scott Lipps.
Established by the Ohio Educational Service Center Association (OESCA) in 1989, the Franklin B. Walter Scholarship Program was created to promote and recognize outstanding academic achievement.