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Hamilton County To Honor Student Leaders At 34th Annual Youth Service Awards Ceremony

Hamilton County will recognize seven outstanding high school students for their community service work during the 34th Annual Hamilton County Youth Service Awards ceremony on Monday, May 11. The event is scheduled for 4 p.m. at the Hamilton County Government & Judicial Center in Noblesville and is sponsored by the Hamilton County Commissioners and the Hamilton County Council on Alcohol and Other Drugs (HCCOAOD). The annual program highlights students who demonstrate leadership, volunteerism and a commitment to making positive choices within their schools and communities. “I’m always inspired by the way these students step up and lead with integrity,” said Monica Greer, executive director of HCCOAOD. “Their commitment to serving others and making healthy choices is shaping a stronger, more positive future for Hamilton County.” This year’s nominees represent each of the county’s public high schools and include Allison Shen of Carmel High School Josslyn Lee of Fishers High School , Melanee Forrester of Hamilton Heights High School Mason McDonald of Hamilton Southeastern High School , Molly Sivertsen of Noblesville High School , Norah Stites of Sheridan High School and Katelyn Bolduc of Westfield High School . According to the release, each nominee has demonstrated a strong record of service and leadership both in school and throughout the community. A selection committee will choose one student to receive a $1,000 scholarship. The remaining finalists will each receive $300 scholarships during the ceremony.
LarryInFishers · May 08, 2026
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