Eighty-eight earn Adams Scholarships

Almost 90 Shawsheen Tech students were honored as John and Abigail Adams Scholarship recipients recently.

“We applaud our senior scholars for their tremendous success in securing these scholarships,” said Superintendent/Director Charles Lyons. “The incredible success of the seniors has saved hundreds of thousands of dollars in tuition to state universities.”

The distinction awards non-need-based state-supported undergraduate tuition waivers to students who are awarded John and Abigail Adams Scholarship by the Department of Education. In other words, seniors receiving these awards get full tuition to state universities.

Eligible students score in the Advanced category in either the Mathematics or the English language arts section of the Grade 10 MCAS test and score in the Proficient or Advanced category on the second subject (Mathematics or English language arts). These students also have a combined MCAS score on these assessments that ranks in the top 25 percent in their school district.

Of this year’s 88 winners, 38 of them are from Billerica including Sarah Allgaier, Joseph Boczenowski, Joseph Bumbaca, Brianna Cassidy, Nicholas Clapp, Verne Conant, Kirby Corcoran, Cameron Crusco, Michael Curran, Rachel Fahey, Kerri Field, Remy Fletcher, Charles Foster, Amy Gibson, Brianna Gomes, Zachary Gonsalves, Lars-Erik Hanson, Danielle Hein, Madeline Henderson, Ryan Hill, Dylan King, Sean Lamont, Arianna Leary-Noe, Ian MacAfee, Erin MacEachern, Shannon Maguire, Jennifer Malone, Trevor McIntyre, Alexander Mosca, Kaitlyn Papsedero, Jesse Petrino, Jared Pinette, Mikayla Quinlan, Chase Rebidue, Riley Robar, Ashley Rossi, Devin Simard and Nicole Woodward.

Thirty Tewksbury residents earned the scholarships included Brian Anderson, Ian Anderson, Coral Azevedo, Sarah Barnes, Danielle Barry, Bryant Bonaiuto, Peter Capone, Christopher Catizone, John Daughenbaugh, Katherine Elwell, Kyle Fleury, Hayley Frost, Matthew Gaman, Timothy Hurley, Devon King, Emily Knoops, Miranda Lynch, Nicholas McLaughlin, Elizabeth Medeiros, Frederick Pendleton, AnneMarie Porreca, Alyssa Post, William Ramsey, Paul Rice Jr., Danielle Sawicki, Bethany Scott, Miranda Searles, Mitchell Szmyt, Madeleine Thompson and Alexander Viens.

Sixteen Wilmington winners were Brianna Anderson, Amelia Arbeely, Jason Baldwin, Nicholas Brown, Jillian Davidson, Thomas Feindel, Justyce Galoway-MacCormack, Brandon Gentile, James Gibb, Michaela Herra, Sarah McSheehy, Scott Mellen, Zachary Patz, Tyler Peters, Nicole Rose and Zachary Tingdahl.