HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARS
Susmita Gudla's curiosity makes her successful as she eyes pre-med track
Susmita Gudla stays busy while while maintaining a 7.24 GPA. But she says it's actually not that hard for her.
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The Spectrum Bay News 9 High School Scholars Program recognizes exceptional high school seniors with scholarship awards of $1,000 for use toward college expenses.
Nominees must be high school seniors at public or private high schools in Florida. They must be involved in varsity athletics or have an excellent academic record, and be involved in extra-curricular activities, such as band, newspaper, or yearbook, and be active in their local community, either through their school or volunteering on their own time.
Submissions for the 2024/2025 school year has ended. Check back to see who the latest winners are. (See previous winners below.)
Susmita Gudla stays busy while while maintaining a 7.24 GPA. But she says it's actually not that hard for her.
Erick Santos has an impressive 7.18 GPA and his teachers say he’s proven his motivation and commitment time and again.
When Megan Watier, a senior at Central High School in Brooksville, isn't studying, she can be found on the softball field.
This week as we celebrate High School Scholars, we bring you the story of a Tampa teen who plans on pursuing a career in journalism.
Nathan Herrington plans on following in his older brother’s footsteps and attending the University of Kentucky.
Inspired by his great-uncle Jack, Connor Martin has been in some form of ROTC since middle school.
When Aafreen isn’t in school or volunteering, you’ll find her practicing her other passion — dance.
Clearwater Junior Jarvis Boatwright is ready for a big breakout season.
