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Rockwood graduates shine as National Merit Scholarship winners

June 20, 2024 | ROCKWOOD R-VI, School Districts, Missouri



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Rockwood graduates shine as National Merit Scholarship winners
Recent graduates from the Rockwood School District have achieved notable recognition as part of the first round of college-sponsored National Merit Scholarship winners. Six students—Owen Bathe, Nora Dean, Ben Dimock, Kyle Kloss, Gavin Lingefelter, and Charlotte Chen—are among only 57 recipients in Missouri. This announcement marks a significant milestone for the district, which has now seen a total of 13 graduates earn the prestigious scholarship for 2024. By the end of this year's competition, over 6,870 students nationwide are expected to receive National Merit Scholarships, collectively valued at approximately $26 million.

In addition to celebrating these academic achievements, the Rockwood School District also highlighted its commitment to employee welfare during a recent meeting. A discussion on the consent agenda revealed that, unlike many companies that are increasing medical insurance costs, Rockwood will absorb the rise in insurance expenses, keeping costs flat for employees. This decision reflects the district's dedication to supporting its staff amid rising healthcare costs.

The meeting also featured a legislative update from Dr. Chris Gaines, CEO of Education Plus, who shared insights on educational developments in the region. The district continues to prioritize transparency and community engagement, as evidenced by the discussions surrounding both student achievements and employee benefits.

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