Amber Moreland, REACH Scholar, Douglas County
DeWana Fields, Early County
What is your role with REACH Georgia? Mentor for Early County’s REACH Georgia scholars. What is the best part about being a REACH Georgia Champion? Relationships are important to me. The new relationships I’ve made with our REACH Scholars and Read More …
Celaret Perez, Forsyth County Schools, Class of 2019
What is the best part about being a REACH Scholar? The best part of being a REACH Scholar is knowing that I have been given the opportunity to receive a scholarship. How have you benefited from your involvement with REACH? Read More …
Richard Carswell, Clarke County
What is your role with REACH Georgia? I serve on the local advisory board for the Athens-Clarke County REACH Scholarship program. We formed the local advisory board in order to build awareness of the program in addition to meeting the Read More …
Emily Flores-Medrano, Forsyth County, Class of 2019
What is the best part about being a REACH Scholar? Having the confidence to tell others they can be something big and important in life. Being a REACH Scholar helps me see my future and help others see their own Read More …
Nessa L. Williams, Ben Hill County
What is your role with REACH Georiga? I work with Dr. Gail Stokes, Ben Hill County Schools REACH Coordinator, and Sara Neely, REACH Business Development Consultant, in identifying potential scholarship sponsors. What is the best part about being a REACH Georgia Read More …
Vincent ‘Cole’ Blasczyk, Douglas County, Class of 2017
“Being a REACH Scholar has given me opportunities that I would not have had otherwise. I am more motivated to do better in school and keep my grades up. I have met some great mentors that have helped me get Read More …
Josslyn Lally, REACH Scholar, Douglas County
“The help you receive in terms of college preparation and moral support. Everyone is there to be of aid to you from your mentor and county coordinator to the amazing REACH Foundation board members. I never forget the tips and Read More …
Representative and Mrs. Bubber Epps
“The opportunity to invest in our students and our state. They begin as shy, and sometimes insecure eighth graders, and grow into self-assured leaders in their school and in the community. We look forward to seeing our first group graduate Read More …