District 2 awards $1,000 scholarships to four North Baton Rouge students
This year’s recipients include Katlin Johnson and Camren Gaudet of Scotlandville High School, along with Sa’Niyah Williams and Kameron Savoie of Baker High School.
Baton Rouge, La. — Four graduating seniors from Scotlandville High School and Baker High School have been awarded $1,000 scholarships through the 2026 “Pass the Torch” Scholarship Initiative, recognizing academic achievement and community leadership in District 2.
The initiative highlights students who have demonstrated excellence both in the classroom and through service, aiming to support their continued education and leadership development.
This year’s recipients include Katlin Johnson and Camren Gaudet of Scotlandville High School, along with Sa’Niyah Williams and Kameron Savoie of Baker High School.
The scholarship program is designed to invest directly in local youth as they transition into higher education and future careers.
Justin McCorkle served as the keynote speaker for the event, encouraging recipients to continue pursuing excellence and leadership within their communities.
Support for the initiative was provided by Baton Rouge Coca-Cola Bottling Company and AIDS Healthcare Foundation, which contributed as sponsors to help fund the scholarships.
Organizers said the program reflects a broader commitment to strengthening educational pathways for young people in North Baton Rouge.
“The future is now,” organizers said in closing remarks, emphasizing the importance of investing in the next generation of community leaders.
