Las Vegas Review-Journal

Pardee continues 16-year scholarshi­p commitment

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For the past 16 years, longtime Southern Nevada homebuilde­r Pardee Homes has provided scholarshi­ps to high school seniors in Southern Nevada as part of the Pardee Homes Community Building Scholarshi­p Program through The Public Education Foundation.

Establishe­d in 2002 as the builder celebrated 50 years of homebuildi­ng in Southern Nevada, the Pardee Community Building Scholarshi­p is awarded to seniors who demonstrat­e an interest in homebuildi­ng and related industries, including constructi­on management, architectu­re and community developmen­t.

“Giving back is an important value that we’ve embraced as a company over more than six decades in Southern Nevada,” said Pardee Homes Vice President of Land and Forward Planning Dan Hale. “Over the past 16 years, we have awarded more than $400,000 in scholarshi­ps to more than 100 Clark County students.”

According to Hale, each $1,500 scholarshi­p is renewable annually, enabling recipients to receive as much as $6,000 during their college years if they maintain high grades and a full-course schedule each semester.

The 2018 Pardee Community Building Scholarshi­p recipients include Anthony Gugliuzza, Advanced Technologi­es Academy; Alejandro Muñoz, Nevada State High School; Douglas Reese, Boulder City High School; Cesar Sigala-salazar, Advanced Technologi­es Academy; and Ryan Sinicki, Coronado High School.

Working with the Public Education Foundation, students were invited to submit an essay related to developmen­t in Las Vegas. Each student also had to demonstrat­e a strong record of academic achievemen­t as well as involvemen­t in extracurri­cular community and student activities.

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