Leamington Student Wins Canada's Largest Undergraduate Scholarship
Leamington Student Wins Canada's Top Undergrad Scholarship

Naomi Georges, a student from Leamington, Ontario, has been awarded Canada's largest undergraduate scholarship. The announcement was made on June 16, 2026, by the Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board.

A Remarkable Achievement

Georges stood out among thousands of applicants nationwide for her exceptional academic record, leadership qualities, and dedication to community service. The scholarship, valued at over $100,000, covers full tuition and living expenses for her undergraduate studies.

In a statement, Georges expressed gratitude: "This scholarship is a dream come true. I am honored to represent Leamington and hope to inspire other students to pursue their goals."

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Recognition of Excellence

The scholarship is awarded annually to one student who demonstrates outstanding potential in academics, extracurricular activities, and community engagement. Selection criteria include grades, essays, and interviews.

School board officials praised Georges for her hard work and determination. "Naomi is a shining example of what our students can achieve," said a board spokesperson.

Georges plans to study at a Canadian university, focusing on sciences and social justice. Her win brings pride to Leamington and highlights the importance of supporting youth education.

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