Graduates from the Durham Public Schools class of 2024 earned more than $77 million in scholarship money, a $7.6 million increase over last year.
Hillside High School remains the district leader in scholarships, with $26.5 million.
“These Durham Public Schools students personify the term commencement, as they are well-prepared to begin their lives as aspiring young adults who will make tremendous contributions to society,” said interim Superintendent Catty Moore.
The full list of scholarship awards by school:
- City of Medicine Academy: $4,171,511
- Durham Performance Learning Center: $56,000
- Durham School of the Arts: $8,163,380
- JD Clement Early College High School: $1,021,896
- Hillside High School: $26,527,217
- Durham School of Technology: $2,669,968
- Jordan High School: $5,500,000
- Lakeview School: $5,000
- Middle College High School at DTCC: $3,370,408
- Northern High School: $2,793,431
- Riverside High School: $12,229,740
- The School for Creative Studies: $1,812,368
- Southern School of Energy and Sustainability: $8,795,678
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