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Six high school seniors were presented Education Awards at a ceremony held on January 20 by The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Westside Coalition. The event celebrated the achievements of these students, recognizing their dedication to academic excellence and community involvement.
The awards aim to inspire young individuals to pursue their educational goals while honoring the legacy of Dr. King, who championed social justice and equality. Community leaders, educators, and family members gathered to applaud the students for their hard work and commitment.
Each award recipient shared their personal stories, highlighting the challenges they faced and the support they received from mentors and peers. The coalition emphasized the importance of education as a tool for empowerment and social change, encouraging the students to continue their journeys with determination.
This annual event not only acknowledges the accomplishments of these young scholars but also reinforces the coalition's mission to foster educational opportunities within the community.
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