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The National Society of High School Scholars Foundation has given ten outstanding young scholars a $1,000 college scholarship to pursue college majors and careers in STEM fields (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) through a grant from Monster Worldwide.

These are the ten Monster scholars:

Boston: Katherine Roe; The Winsor School

Chicago: Christopher Perez, Whitney Young Magnet High School

Cincinnati: Adrianna Boris, Colerain High School

Florence, S.C.: Kameryn McCarty, West Florence High School

Indianapolis: Meaghan Banks, Lawrence Central High School

Maynard, Mass.: Molly ONeil, Maynard High School

Milwaukee: Haji Mberaw, Washington High School of IT

San Francisco: Joanne Cho, Galileo Academy of Science and Technology

Tempe, Ariz.: Jessie Koljonen, Payne Academy at McClintock High School

Washington, D.C., Taiysha Hobbs, McKinley Technology High School

The NSHSS Foundation and Monster Worldwide recognize the need to produce more graduates with knowledge and skills in the STEM disciplines in order to meet the competitive challenges of the technology-driven global economy of the 21st century.

“Monster is pleased to join The NSHSS Foundation in encouraging young people to study science, technology, engineering and mathematics,” said Lewis Karabatsos, vice president of Corporate Philanthropy, Monster Worldwide. “Having well-qualified individuals in these disciplines to fill the career pipeline is critically important to future of our country and our industry.”

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