Mesa Citizen of the Year
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Student Awards

Mesa Citizen of the Year

 

Student Community Service Awards

Student awards, 2023

Four Mesa Public Schools high school seniors have been awarded Student Community Service Awards with $2,500 scholarships from the Mesa Citizen of the Year Association.

Left to Right: Emily Perin, Juliet Xanthoudakis, Kodi Emerson, Quinlan Harris

Red Mountain High School’s Kodi Emerson and Quinlan Harris, and Westwood High School’s Emily Perin and Juliet Xanthoudakis have been awarded Student Community Service Awards and $2,500 scholarships from the Mesa Citizen of the Year Association. Each student will be receiving a $2,500 scholarship. Eligible candidates must complete at least 150 service hours during high school and demonstrate a commitment to lifelong community service.

"It's important to recognize the great volunteer work being done by Mesa Public Schools students," says an association spokesperson. "They're helping with city programs, nonprofits and other important community outreach in an exemplary manner. As an association, we want to do more to promote volunteerism in our youth to develop our community leaders of the future."

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ABOUT - MESA CITIZEN OF THE YEAR ASSOCIATION

The prestigious Mesa Citizen of the Year award recognizes and honors exceptional volunteers who have demonstrated significant long-term commitment and accomplishment through a broad-range of volunteerism enhancing the community by their service and excellence of leadership.

The Mesa Citizen of the Year Award was founded in 1935 by Charles and Florence Mitten, the owners of the Mesa Tribune