Ten LA Students Awarded 2024 Bessie Morris Foundation Academic Scholarships
June 19, 2024
For the third year running, the Bessie Morris Foundation, a local non-profit organization, awarded 10 scholarships.
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Kennedy Mitchell-Egbo
AKA Pasadena/Altadena Chapter Awards Scholarships to 13 College-Bound Students
May 29, 2024
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Pasadena/Altadena Chapter held its Annual Scholarship Jazz Brunch Fundraiser on Saturday, May 11, at Le Méridien Hotel in Arcadia.
2020 Top Student-Athletes of the Year
December 31, 2020
Highlights of exceptional students in 2020
Student Athlete of The Week: For Academics and Basketball – Kennedy Mitchell-Egbo Selects St. Francis High School
March 26, 2020
South Pasadena Middle School eighth grader Kennedy Mitchell-Egbo has shown promise on the hardwood, garnering the attention of several high schools and attracting special opportunities. In the fall, he will be attending St. Francis as a member of their 2024 graduating class.
Mothers In Action Hosted 4th Annual Read Across America Day
March 5, 2020
Authors and community leaders came to support the students by reading their own books and their favorite Dr. Seuss books.