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Seniors from Riverside County Charter Schools Honored at Exceptional Scholar Awards

By Ruby Stephenson, Community Writer
April 14, 2025 at 03:19pm. Views: 284

A first-of-its-kind program to honor graduates from charter schools in Riverside County recognized 12 students from 9 charter school programs on Thursday, April 10, 2025, at the Riverside County Office of Education Conference Center.

“For many years, charter schools in Riverside County have been graduating exceptional scholars into elite universities and local colleges while providing well-prepared students to support the local workforce,” said Riverside County Superintendent of Schools Dr. Edwin Gomez. “Through the new Exceptional Scholar Awards, we are proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of charter school graduates who have demonstrated academic excellence, perseverance, and leadership.”

Students, educators, and families were present at the event that honored the hard work and dedication that have shaped the academic success of the graduates. Honorees were recognized for their resilience, character, and limitless potential in preparation for the next chapter of their journey.

2025 Riverside County Exceptional Scholar Recipients

Audeo Valley Charter School - Aisha Montes

CBK Charter School - Cynthia Davis

Excelsior Charter School - Caitlyn Suk

Gateway College and Career Academy - Jonah Bean, Brody Wilson

JCS - Pine Hills - Chesley Jensen

Leadership Military Academy - Jesse Riggs

Mission Vista Academy - Caroline Green, Taylin Mollenkramer, Chandler Picard

Pivot Charter School - Julia Curtis

Santa Rosa Academy - Daksh Bagga

For additional information, visit https://events.rcoe.us/2025ESA or contact Yadira Chavelas at ychavelas@rcoe.us or (951) 826-6570.

 

About the Riverside County Office of Education (RCOE)

RCOE is a service agency supporting the county’s 23 school districts and 500+ schools that serve nearly 430,000 students—more than the student population of 17 states. RCOE services include administrative support to districts and charter schools, programs for preschool, special education, pregnant minor, correctional, migrant, and vocational students. In addition, the organization provides professional training, support, and resources for more than 18,000 teachers, administrators, and staff, throughout the 7,000 square miles of Riverside County. Learn more at www.rcoe.us.

 

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