MLCC 2023-2024 Student of the Month Award Winners
April 2024 Student of the Month
The Mountain Laurel Chamber of Commerce wishes to congratulate Tabatha Ann Marker, from Champion Christian School, for being the recipient of the April 2024 Student of the Month Award, sponsored by Sarnelli’s Corner.
Photo: Tabatha Ann Marker, Student
March 2024 Student of the Month
The Mountain Laurel Chamber of Commerce wishes to congratulate Adalyn Brown, from Springfield CNP Elementary School, for being the recipient of the March 2024 Student of the Month Award, sponsored by BHHS The Preferred Realty Josh Crowe Team.
Photo: Adalyn Brown, Student
February 2024 Student of the Month
The Mountain Laurel Chamber of Commerce wishes to congratulate Courtney Kucenic, from Donegal Elementary School, for being the recipient of the February 2024 Student of the Month Award, sponsored by Appalachian Fluid Power.
Photo: Courtney Kucenic, Student
December 2023 Student of the Month
The Mountain Laurel Chamber of Commerce wishes to congratulate Makenna Ohler, from Champion Christian School, for being the recipient of the December 2023 Student of the Month Award, sponsored by Backup Power, LLC.
Photo: Makenna Ohler, Student
November 2023 Student of the Month
The Mountain Laurel Chamber of Commerce wishes to congratulate Lorelei Cowan, from Springfield CNP Elementary School, for being the recipient of the November 2023 Student of the Month Award, sponsored by First National Bank of Pennsylvania
Photo: Lorelei Cowan, Student
October 2023 Student of the Month
The Mountain Laurel Chamber of Commerce wishes to congratulate Jocelyn Whipkey, from Donegal Elementary School, for being the recipient of the October 2023 Student of the Month Award, sponsored by Braddock Trail Chapter, DAR
Photo: Jocelyn Whipkey, Student
April 2023 Student of the Month
The Mountain Laurel Chamber of Commerce wishes to congratulate Landon Reed, from Champion Christian School, for being the recipient of the April 2023 Student of the Month Award, sponsored by LCT Energy, LP.
Photo: Landon Reed, Student
March 2023 Student of the Month
The Mountain Laurel Chamber of Commerce wishes to congratulate Megan Selinger, from Springfield CNP Elementary School, for being the recipient of the March 2023 Student of the Month Award, sponsored by Mountain Watershed Association.
Photo: Megan Selinger, Student
February 2023 Student of the Month
The Mountain Laurel Chamber of Commerce wishes to congratulate Alexis Connors, from Donegal Elementary School, for being the recipient of the February 2023 Student of the Month Award, sponsored by Caddie Shak Family Entertainment Center.
Photo: Alexis Connors, Student
Scholarships
Eleanor G. Morris Community Service Scholarship
The Eleanor G. Morris Community Service Scholarship was conceived in 2006 by the Mountain Laurel Chamber of Commerce (MLCC). The program honors the legacy of community service left by Dr. Morris in the more than 50 years she was a part of the community. Funding for the Scholarship program is provided through contributions from friends of Dr. Morris, community residents and local businesses. From its inception through 2014 awards, the MLCC sponsored this program; however, effective January 2015 Eleanor G. Morris Community Service Scholarships will be offered under the sponsorship of a new nonprofit entity, the Mountain Laurel Community Support Organization (MLCSO). Those who managed the program previously as members of the Scholarship Committee will continue its guidance as the Board of Directors of the MLCSO. Information requests about the program should be directed to Marty Hinebaugh, MLSCO President at 724-593-2703 or mnathh@lhtot. com. Scholarship recipients are selected from graduating seniors who will be attending some form of higher education. Students who live in the Springfield, Saltlick, Donegal and Cook Twp. areas are eligible to apply. In March applications are made available in the guidance offices of all high schools serving the eligible areas. Applications must be returned to the appropriate location by April 1. Applications are carefully evaluated using a student’s community service record as the primary criteria and awards are made on a competitive basis in May.
