The Glendale Educational Foundation recently awarded $13,506 in student-driven project grants. Twenty-three students representing 18 projects were awarded funds to propel their projects forward.

• Amna Fadel – The Golden Book Project – $1,000 – Clark
• Candela Roman Capdevila – Collaboratory – $1,000 – Hoover
• Mahesh Arunchalam – Youth Capabilities – $200 – CVHS
• Christina Lambaryan and Andrew Shahvosian – Connect with Coding – $600 – (both) – Hoover
• Daniel Uvakin – Chess Club – $500 – Hoover
• Nelly Nikogosova – American Red Cross Club – $850 – Hoover
• Isabel Maghaguian and Lyra Hunter – Expanding Hoover Art’s Future Opportunities – $1,000 – Hoover
• Elin Ghargheni and Manika Parseghian – Journalism – $500 – Hoover
• Lucy Levy, Ellie Tatiyants abd Wednesday Virk – Learn to Cook – $1,000 – Keppel ES
• Soren Cooper – Food Waste Pilot Project at Rosemont Middle School – $1,000 – Rosemont MS
• Dvin Badal Hayrapetian – Puzzle Club – $200 – Glendale HS
• Penelope Ma – Chalk ROCKS – $306 – Rosemont MS
• Eva Hovespeyan – Escape Room – $1,000 – Muir ES
• Leo Tchakerian – Python Programming Class – $500 – Verdugo Woodlands ES
• Sascha Hagobian – Disc Golf Equipment for Clark Magnet High School – $850 – Clark
• Ashley Ramirez – Glendale High Sousaphone project – $1,000 – GLENDALE HS
• Francine Ghazarian – Glendale High String Coach Program – $1,000 – Glendale HS
• Joseph Meza – Glendale High Instrument Repair program – $1,000 – Glendale HS