Concord, New Hampshire — Three New Hampshire students have been named 2024 U.S. Presidential Scholars, joining 161 high school seniors selected to represent their state in the prestigious program.
New Hampshire scholars include:
- Prayag J. Patel of Auburn.derryfield school
- Molly Fitzgerald Delavala Jackson's.home education
- Ditya B. Nagri of Nashua.Nashua High School South
Prayag J. Patel
Molly Fitzgerald Delavala
Ditya B. Nagri
“161 high school seniors selected as one of the 60”th “The U.S. President's Day Scholars represent our nation's best schools and inspire hope for our nation's bright future,” U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona said in a statement. “On behalf of President Biden, I am pleased to celebrate their accomplishments and encourage our scholars to continue to aim high and embrace opportunities to uplift and lead others.”
The White House Committee on Presidential Scholars selects scholars each year based on academic success, excellence in arts and technical education through essays, school evaluations, and transcripts, and a demonstrated commitment to community service and leadership. There is.
“New Hampshire is proud to have three graduates selected as U.S. Presidential Scholars. The diversity of these students, representing public schools, non-public schools, and home education programs, is a testament to New Hampshire's education It highlights the depth and breadth of our curriculum,” said Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut. “We wish them all the best in their passion for learning and continued efforts to better themselves and the world around them.”
Founded in 1964, the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program has recognized more than 8,200 high-achieving students across the United States. The Class of 2024 Presidential Scholars will be recognized for their outstanding achievements in an online recognition program this summer.
