2011 ABC7 Top Scholars recognizes and rewards the Bay Area's top high school students.
Each of our winners received a $1,000 scholarship that will go to his or her college education. Their stories go beyond the achievement in the classroom. They are all leaders of exceptional character and each one has a unique background and inspiring personal story to tell. Discover how they are making the world a better place!
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Meet the 2011 ABC7 Top Scholars:
Emelyn Erickson, Las Lomas High School
A young woman from Walnut Creek whose passion for eating healthy helped change the food served in her school's cafeteria.
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Kyle Gerner, The King's Academy
A young man from Cupertino whose unique versatility stretches from acting to music to sports and caring for horses all while giving back to the community.
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Sarah Khasrovi, Presentation High School
A young woman from Saratoga took on the challenge of standup comedy to help raise awareness for a deadly disease that hit close to home.
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Amrit Saxena, Aragon High School
A young man from Foster City whose passion for leadership and math has earned the respect of everyone around him.
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Catherine Tadina, El Camino High School
A young woman from Daly City whose interest in journalism and physics helped shape who she has become.
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Chrystina Yu, Piedmont High School
A young woman who combined her love of Chinese martial arts and modern dance to widen her horizons.
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About the Program:
The ABC7 Top Scholars program is a scholarship and television opportunity recognizing the Bay Area's top high school academic achievers. It awards $1000 scholarships to six local college bound graduating high school seniors. Invitations to participate in program were sent to hundreds of schools throughout the Bay Area looking for the best and brightest college bound high school seniors.
The annual project is intended to promote academic excellence by honoring and rewarding our top achievers. Each applicant had at least a 3.7 GPA and an impressive list of school activities and honors. In the end, there was a short essay designed to set our winners apart from the rest.
The annual project is intended to promote academic excellence by honoring and rewarding our top achievers. Each applicant had at least a 3.7 GPA and an impressive list of school activities and honors. In the end, there was a short essay designed to set our winners apart from the rest.
Mancini's SleepWorld is a proud sponsor of ABC7's Top Scholars, encouraging education throughout the Bay Area.
To learn more:
>> Visit Top Scholars Main Page
