Solon High's Zachary Schwartz Finalist In Maltz Museum Essay Contest
Schwartz is one of 10 finalists pulled from a pool of 1,800 contestants from 126 schools. He will compete in April for $100,000 in scholarship prizes.
Solon High School's Zachary Schwartz was named as a finalist in the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage's annual essay contest. Schwartz is one of 10 finalists pulled from a pool of 1,800 contestants from 126 schools. He will compete for $100,000 in scholarship prizes. The finalists' essays address a variety of issues, from racism and ethnic discrimination to sexuality, mental illness, special needs and cyberbullying. According to the museum, essays have been read and scored by more than 200 community volunteers. "We are so proud of these young people," said Lynda A. Bender, directo of education and public programs at the Maltz Museum. "Their sensitivity and commitment to making a difference in the lives of others is a testament to the …
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