Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical High School honored 58 students from the graduating Class of 2025 who have been awarded the prestigious John & Abigail Adams Scholarship.
The John & Abigail Adams Scholarship is awarded to Massachusetts public high school students who have demonstrated exceptional performance on the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) tests. To qualify, students must score at the Advanced level in either the Mathematics or English Language Arts section, and at least Proficient in the other section. Additionally, their combined MCAS scores must place them in the top 25% of their school district.
Recipients of the John & Abigail Adams Scholarship are eligible for an undergraduate tuition waiver at any Massachusetts state college or university. This scholarship is valid for up to eight consecutive semesters of undergraduate education at a Massachusetts public college or university provided students maintain a GPA of 3.0 or higher during their college years.
Franklin – Sydnie Anagnos, Conor Cadorette, Sunny Dion, Jaimin Farrington Leet, Nicholas Harootunian, Clancy Harrington, Jesse Rogers, Eric Talamini and Ethan Trudel
Medfield – Matthew Johnson
Medway – Corey Ball, William Chenette, Madisyn Downs, Alicia Hall, Jonah Scott and Cecilia Sprague
Millis – Ephraim Aday, Connor Girouard, Loatchwel Joseph and Derek McGuire
Norfolk – William Ford and Serenity Sullivan
North Attleboro – Christina Abdel Alrahim, Tyler Bellavance, Andrae Buttrick, Diego Canales, Nicholas Daday, Bodhi Deggendorf, Jonathan Dise, Maggie Handren, Landon Kaplan, Matilda Keating, Sydney Piette, Devin Roca, Jack Simmons, Lucas Varosky, Sarah Vuilliomenet, Ashley White and Shea Young
Plainville – Annie Hatami, Andrew Hutchins, Connor Huzco-Hall, Makenna Jones and Leonardo Oliveira
Seekonk – Serena Avila, Cayden Bourassa, William Godfrey, Grace Gordon, Alexander Gries, Jack Pardi and Seth Varhol
Walpole – Grace Kennedy, Parker Loconto, Thomas O’Shaughnessy and Kaleigh Stenstrom
Wrentham – Noah Gable, Thomas Genereux and Martin McCrave
For more information about the John & Abigail Adams Scholarship and its benefits, please visit the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education website at (https://www.mass.gov/info-details/john-and-abigail-adams-scholarship).
