Sobrato High School sen- iors and one scholarship each to the Community Adult School and Central High School, who will be selected in a separate process, totaling $40,000. Please join us in congratu-
lating the following students on their scholarship. Recipients from Live Oak High
School include Cristina Avina, Estafany Chiquillo Sosa, Diana Cuevas, Benjamin Hartl, Megan Hartman, Eunice Kim, Gloria Navarro, Stephanie Nowlen, Alizabeth O’Connor, Jessica Pirir, Jacqueline Protsman, Naromy Ramirez, Jess Roberts, Abrianna Robles, Derek Satterlee, Jennifer Schwegler, Inderbir Sidhu, Maribel Tapia, Allison Unger. Recipients from Sobrato High
School include Deanna Agneta, Zachariah Ankiel, Anna Arnett, Valarie Banuelos, Allison Betancourt, Alexandria Bondi, Lindsay Crane, Jasnett Dhanaota, Courtney Ellenberg, Bryan Gomes, Joshua Ino, Tatiana Koval, Jennae Long, Ricardo Masoni, Chinedu Okafor, Tyler Page, Maria Rico, Ernest Yip. Macy Hanson was also selected
from Oakwood School. Family, relatives and
friends and the general public will be able to meet these outstanding
students at the Community Center Amphitheater Stage on Saturday at 1pm and
Sunday at 1:30pm. Many of these
star students will also roam around the festival as our Goodwill Ambassadors. In addition to the scholarship pro-
gram, the Board of Directors wanted to do something to help the elementary and middle schools as well. In 2008 the Board of Directors made a decision to create a mini-grant program. Applications were sent out to each ele- mentary and middle school in the Morgan Hill Unified School District to apply for the Mini Grant Program. The Mini Grant Program will provide grants to each school who applied, to help with various projects they normal- ly wouldn’t be able to afford. Last year we handed out a total of $7,500 to schools who had applied for the pro- gram, with the hopes that more schools apply for the Mini Grant Program this year.
With the amount of assistance needed to hold the festival each year, PICTURE OF OAKWOOD HS RECIPIENT
the Mushroom Mardi Gras relies on the help of local school groups and organi- zations to provide onsite assistance in pouring wine & beer, working the sou- venir booth, ticket cashiers and ID checkers, registration, set-up & tear down an much more. In exchange for their assistance, the Mushroom Mardi Gras provides donations to the many clubs and organizations who participate totaling approximately $16,000 each year.
For more information on scholar-
ship program or any of these services, please contact the Morgan Hill Mushroom Mardi Gras office at (408)778-1786.
GROUP PICTURE OF LIVE OAK HS RECIPIENTS
GROUP PICTURE OF SOBRATO RECIPIENTS Out & About • May 2012 MMG 17
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