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Program Chool Safety Patrol Program Has Been Protecting Children Going to and from School Since 1920 ‘Program chool Safety Patrol program has been protecting children going to and from school since 1920. Millions of ale across the United States and 30 other nations worldwide volunteer their time each day to help ensure of their peers. Auto Club helps former School Safety Patrol membersfurther their education after graduation through the »| Safety Patrol $1,000 Grant program. Each year, we present $1,000 grants to select high school seniors yarticipated in the AAA School Safety Patrol program. To date, more than 265 high school seniors have jed over $250,000 since the program started during in 1987. napply How to apply Essay requirements om the following To apply, students must complete A 500-word (minimum)essayis e eligible to apply: the application form on the next required addressing the following: 3ize, Belmont, Butler, page. Only the official application © Describe how being a memberof shocton, Crawford, form or a copy may be used to the AAA School Safety Patrol has =rie, Fairfield, Franklin, apply. Additional information is influenced you. What did you learn dardin, Harrison, encouraged and may be attached from this experience? 10x, Licking, Logan, to the application form. Students larion, Medina, are also required to write a Makesure to touch on the nroe, Morgan, 500-word essay, submit official following topics in your essay: iskingum, Perry, school transcripts, and provide ® Describe a specific experience -utnam, Richland, at least one written letter of from the patrol that influenced Seneca, Stark, Union, recommendation. The essay you. What did you learn from this Nayne, Wyandot, and question and requirements can experience? Barberton. be found below. @ Whatvalues did the AAA School Safety Patrol teach you as a young »plications have been reviewedfinalists will be chosen elementary student? 2 interview with members of AAA Ohio Auto Club’s Traffic e What advice would you give ‘artment, who will make the final decision. Recipients of to current AAA School Safety are chosen based on their academic performance, school Patrollers and why? inity service, the essay and the interview. Finalists who are i but not awarded the $1,000 grantwill receive a $250 grant. Be sure to include personal experiences and specific examples ns must be submitted and postmarkedno later than in your response. Spelling and February 26, 2021. neatnessare considered. All essays must be typed and double-space ition will be accepted without the signature lance counselor or other schoolofficial iplicant. The Application Personal Information — Pleaseprint clearly. Use black or blue ink only or type. Full legal name: Last First Middle Addréss : ; City Zip Phone ( ) - E-mail Date of Birth s/s / Male___s- Female_____ High School Academic Performance — Anofficial school transcript must be included with application. Class Rank,if applicable: out of High School Grade Point Average (GPA) College Entrance Test Composite Scores,if applicable: ACT SAT To whatinstitutions or schools have you applied? Please list: SchoolSafety Patrol Experience At what school did you serve as a School Safety Patrol member? What year(s}? Namethe teacheror principal who supervised the Safety Patrol program where you served Activities — Additional information may be attachedto the application. School activities you have participated in: Out-of-school activities you have participated in: Special awards or honors: References — A writtenletter of reference from one of your three names must accompany yourapplication. List the names and addressesof three references, excluding family members. 1: Name . Relationship Address City Zip Phone ( } - 2: Name Relationship Address City Zip Phone ( ) - 3: Name Relationship Address City Zip Phone ( ) - Certification — This section must be completed andsigned in order to be eligible. | affirm that the information on this application is accurate, to the best of my knowledge. Please Print: Guidance Counselor/Other School Official (Full Name) Phone Number( ) - Date / / X x Signature of Counselor/School Official Signature of Student Applicant Completed application packets must be submitted to: Name and addressof local newspaper AAAOhio Auto Club, Attn: Kellie O’Riordan 90 E. Wilson Bridge Rd, Worthington, OH 43085. Materials must be postmarked no later than Friday, February 26, 2021. The Recipients 2010-2011 2015-2016 Samuel Besozzi - Bishop Watterson High School - Columbus Julie Didinger - Danville High School - Danville Bryan Knapp - Dublin Coffman High School- Dublin Luke Gorbett - Ontario High School - Galion Eric Crabtree - Northland High School - Columbus Emma Merriman - Mount Vernon High School - Mount Vernon Kyle Taylor - Bishop Hartley High School - Reynoldsburg Megan Towne- Medina High School - Medina Tristan Thibodeau - St. Wendelin High School- Fostoria Margaret Tugend - Bexley High School - Bexley Anthony Hauler - Van Wert High School- Van Wert Kayla Yontz - Sandusky St. Mary Central Catholic - Sandusky Nathan Loughridge - Celina High School- Celina Kayla Rowand - Dublin Scioto High School - Dublin Andrew Casper - Wooster High School - Wooster Cole Pennington - Zanesville High School- Zanesville Andrea Sims - Bishop Rosecrans High School- Zanesville Nathan Longo - Dublin Coffman High School - Dublin Brittanie Jacobs - Mt. Vernon High School - Mt. Vernon Grace Lemon - Wayendale High School - Fredericksburg 2011-2012 2016-2017 Eric Bohanan - Central Crossing High School- Grove City Joselyn Brown - Centennial High School - Columbus Symiah Campbell - Whetstone High School - Columbus Regina Cavin - Centennial High School - Columbus Emily Horn - Gahanna Lincoln High School - Gahanna Brittany Close - Brunswick High School - Medina Samuel Howard - Tiffin Columbian High School- Tiffin Luke Ferrell - Middletown High School - Middletown Katrina Johnson- Hilliard Darby High School- Hilliard Bailey Eickholt - Kalida High School - Kalida Aunjanna’ Million - Middletown High Schoo! - Middletown Andrew Hollenbaugh - Reynoldsburg High School -eSTEM - Nichole Parsell - Worthington Christian High School - Worthington Reynoldsburg Chris Schroeder - Thomas Worthington High School - Worthington Garrett Joseph - Fremont Ross High School - Fremont Sarah Shelton - Marion Harding High School - Marion Kyle Lawson - Eastmoor Academy - Columbus Kiley Walker- Marysville High School - Marysville Maya Norris - Zanesville High School - Zanesville Jade Willett - Zanesville High School- Zanesville 2012-2013 Nicholas Antos- Hilliard Darby High School- Hilliard 2017-2018 Lauren Donges- Stephen T. Badin High School - Hamilton Audrey Brown - Groveport Madison High School - Groveport Jacob Eishen - Fremont Ross High School- Lindsey Riley Ernst - Hilliard Davidson High Schoo!- Hilliard AndrewGriffin - Zanesville High School - Zanesville ’ Gina Falvo - Lancaster High School - Lancaster Joseph Horton - Thomas Worthington High School - Worthington Camille Fitzsimmons - Mount Vernon Senior High - Mount Vernon Josia Klein - Westerville South High School - Westerville Kelly Huber- Bishop Ready High School - Columbus Gina Livecchi - Bishop Watterson High School - Columbus Jacob Humphreys- Hilliard Bradley High School- Hilliard Daniel McQuaide - Barberton High School- Barberton Kassandra Kirsch - Fremont Ross High School - Fremont Nadia Oehler - Galion High School - Galion Owen Smith - Fremont Ross High School - Fremont Ryan Rose - Medina Senior High School -. 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