11 CHS Seniors Recognized as U.S. Presidential Scholar Candidates

Armaan GoelFebruary 9, 2018Leave a Comment

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11 CHS seniors have been selected as candidates for the U.S. Presidential Scholar Program. The final 161 Presidential Scholars are selected based on their academics, leadership, service and an essay. These candidates are listed as follows:

Rishi S. Das
Anderson David
Brent P. Devries
Sydney N. Holtzapple
Austin M. Lynch
Peter K. Megenhardt
Nikhil V. Raghuraman
Justin Ren
Bo H. Sendi
Pranav R. Sriram
William Tippins

The Carmel Clay Schools’ full press release is provided below:

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11 CHS Seniors Recognized as U.S. Presidential Scholar Candidates

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