What is the Chamber of Commerce Student of the Month Program?

Each month, beginning in September, a young man and a young lady are selected from each of the local high schools
to receive the honor of being named the Chamber of Commerce High School Student of the Month. They are selected
by members of the high school faculty for their success in academics, high school involvement, or perhaps they have
picked themselves up and changed their life outlook, charting a new successful life course.

The Students of the Month and their families are invited to a breakfast or luncheon held in their honor at Sizzler
Restaurant. The meal is provided by our wonderful sponsors at no charge to any of the invited guests. In addition to
family members, the event is also attended by school principals, the nominating teachers, local elected officials or their
representatives, generous business sponsors, and local media.

At the event, we hear from the elected officials, who congratulate the students and present official certificates from the
Chamber, City, Congress, State, Assembly, and County. The students and their family members also take a few
moments to share their journey to being selected for this distinguished honor. The students also receive savings bonds
and other gifts donated by local businesses.

In June, a judging committee selects the Student of the Year. The criteria to be selected Student of the Year is the
student must be a senior, he or she must have been a Student of the Month in the current calendar year, and they must
be college bound. In addition to receiving exciting gifts, plagues, savings bonds, and much more, the Students of the
Year will receive a generous sponsorship to be used for books,  or tuition at his or her chosen college. Our sponsorship
sponsors have the privilege of presenting the scholarship directly to the student at the Student of the Year event.

         
         
     
    To promote, acknowledge,
and praise our local high
school students for their
efforts to succeed in
academics, athletics,
and/or community
activities or the ability to overcome adverse life
situations.
   
   

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