Jun 27, 2018 1 min read

Angela Tocci, a rising senior at Trinity High School, received the Alexander Hamilton Scholar Award and national recognition for superior community service and academic achievement. This is the 13th year the award has been presented by Alexander Hamilton Scholars, a nonprofit organization based in Seattle that recognizes high school students for their academic, personal, service and entrepreneurial accomplishments. Award winners will complete a rigorous five-year program designed to empower each scholar to be successful in college and career, and will attend yearly conferences called Leader Weeks. The first of these Leader Weeks will take place in New York City, July 14-19; the second in Seattle, June, 2019; the third in Guatemala, August, 2020; and the fourth in Dallas, Texas, October, 2021. At Trinity, Angela is secretary of the National Honor Society, where one of her duties is recruiting students to donate blood for the Central Blood Bank. She is also a volunteer at The Washington Hospital, a member of the Students Against Destructive Decisions Club, Youth Traffic Safety Club, Math League, Oracle Computer Programming Club, Trinity Leadership Committee and Chick-Fil-A Leadership Academy.