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Go Krishna! Such an amazing young man, we are so proud of you!

It is the highest honor an American youth can receive from Congress.

Krishna Bhadriraju, a senior at Jenks High School, successfully completed all requirements to receive the Congressional Gold Medal.

Only 700 people (age 14-24) in the entire nation earn this honor by completing the following over the span of 2 years:
- 400+ hours of voluntary community service
- 200+ hours of personal development
- 200+ hours of physical fitness
- a 5 day/4-night expedition

Krishna was recognized in front of the JPS Board of Education and will receive his Congressional Gold Medal later this year. He is a National Merit Semifinalist, a member of the Jenks Tennis team, an AP Scholar, an active member of Key Club and Drug Free Youth, a TEDx organizer, and an Eagle Scout with the Boy Scouts of America.

Join us in congratulating Krishna on this remarkable award!

Great job Greyson!

Congrats Krishna!

We are proud to recognize 11 Jenks High School students who have been named National Merit Semifinalists, an honor reserved for the nation's top academic performers.

Join us in congratulating Tej Beniwal, Krishna Bhadriraju, Jeffrey Emmons, Kaytlin Flaherty, Aiden Hoskin, William Huckell, Sanjiv Krishna, Andrew Li, Emily Taylor, Jack Whiteley, and Emma Zhang on their incredibly impressive achievement!

This marks the 15th time in 17 years that JHS has had 10 or more National Merit Semifinalists. Great work, Trojans! Your hard work continues to set the standard.

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The deadline to apply for NESA scholarships is coming up. Don't miss this opportunity!

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Congrats Krishna, we are so proud of you!

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📣✨ We are thrilled to introduce the Scouts BSA National Youth Council for 2024-25! 🌟 These outstanding Scouts from all corners of the country will bring their unique voices and perspectives to help shape our program's future. 🙌💬

To every applicant who shared their vision with us – THANK YOU! Your passion and dedication continue to inspire. Here’s to a year of growth, innovation, and unforgettable adventures! 💚🌍

Congratulations, Mason Istre. Mason became the newest Eagle in Troop 1, when he completed his Eagle Board of Review, Tuesday night.

Way to go, David Scheiper! David completed his Eagle Board of Review Tuesday night. Congratulations, David!!

🚨 FINAL CALL, Eagle Scouts! 🦅
Don't let the chance to secure a NESA scholarship slip through your fingers. The application portal closes on January 31, 2024. 🌟 Join NESA and submit your application today!
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This is a terrific opportunity for our Troop 1 Scouts!

Did you know the average scholarship amount awarded to NESA members is about $10,000? Let’s break it down–imagine working a part-time job at $10 an hour. You’d need to clock in at least 1,000 hours to match the value of a NESA scholarship. That’s 1,000 hours you can invest in enhancing your educational experience and forging your dream career path.

Apply for NESA scholarships and unlock financial opportunities that help you turn your aspirations into accomplishments!
Visit nesa.org/scholarships to apply by January 31, 2024

Houston has the green light from the Eagle Projects board. Sign up to help him with his project when it is announced!

Congratulations, Genaro. Troop 1 has a new Eagle Scout!