AVID is a four year program designed to close the achievement gap and prepare students for admission to colleges, career and beyond. AVID provides students with college level entry skills such as critical thinking, verbal and written communication, time management and goal setting. AVID creates a small family- like community with the support from classmates, teacher and counselor. The following students received the AVID Scholarship:

We would like to acknowledge our Health Science and Medical Technology Academy Class of 2023. These students have demonstrated a dedication to STEM education by choosing elective Project Lead The Way Biomedical courses. Many have also participated in our Dublin High School Biomedical Mentor Program for juniors. All have done substantial career exploration and have successfully completed 6 to 8 lab science classes over the last four years, in which they learned valuable skills in laboratory techniques, problem-solving and communication. In addition, many students have participated in site-based internships at local hospitals and medical offices. 

The Culinary Academy Scholarship recipients have completed at least six semesters of culinary classes, specific volunteer hours and earned the industry recognized certification. All of these students have also earned college credit. The following students are the recipients of the Culinary Academy Scholarship: 

The Emerging Leader Honor Award recognizes members who have been involved at the local, chartered association and DECA Inc, levels. These members are graduating seniors who have maintained at least a 3.2 cumulative grade point average, have completed at least one course in marketing, business management and administration, entrepreneurship, finance or hospitality and tourism, and have participated in a variety of responsible and experienced leader. Congratulations to all our outstanding DECA Emerging Leaders! 

These seniors participated in a local district and or state Career Development Conference as a step toward broader involvement in DECA while enhancing knowledge and skills for a career in marketing, finance, hospitality and management.

The student chosen this year for the Freshmen Mentor Scholarship Award has been an integral part of FMP for the last two years. As a member of the FMP Executive Board, they helped plan and lead the FMP Lunch and Learn Trainings for the mentors and developed new programs and activities for the freshman.