Clinton Savings Bank Awards $9,000 in Scholarships to Local High School Seniors
06/12/2025
CLINTON, Mass. – June 11, 2025 – Clinton Savings Bank is proud to celebrate the achievements of the Class of 2025 scholarship recipients. For the 17th consecutive year, the Bank has recognized the dedication and accomplishments of local students by awarding scholarships to support their continued education. Eight exceptional high school seniors have each been awarded a $1,000 scholarship. In addition, two seniors participating in the Bank’s High School Banking Programs have each received a $500 scholarship. These scholarships reflect Clinton Savings Bank’s ongoing commitment to empowering young people in our communities and investing in their bright futures.
Student winners were selected based upon accomplishments in the areas of academics, leadership, community service, and extracurricular activities. The students awarded the Clinton Savings Bank Scholarships are: Nicholas Caramanica, graduating from Tahanto Regional High School and attending Louisiana State University; Ryan Chow, graduating from Clinton High School and attending UMass Amherst; Alysse Christie, graduating from Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School and attending University of Wyoming; Leah Compton, graduating from Nashoba Regional High School and attending Lafayette College; Micaela De Martin, graduating from West Boylston High School and attending Regis College; Benjamin Quintero Johnson, graduating from Shrewsbury High School and attending UMass Amherst; Rory Lundgren, graduating from Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School and attending St. Michael’s College; and Brendan White, graduating from Wachusett Regional High School and attending Assumption University. The students awarded the Clinton Savings Bank Banking Program Scholarships are: Abdul-Rasmane Djbrina Koanda, graduating from Tahanto Regional High School and attending Quinsigamond Community College and Leah Compton, graduating from Nashoba Regional High School and attending Lafayette College.
“Awarding scholarships annually to high school seniors is just one of the many ways Clinton Savings Bank demonstrates its commitment to supporting the educational journey of young people,” said Mary T. Dean, President & CEO of Clinton Savings Bank. “We are proud to recognize these exceptional students and support them through our scholarship program, helping to pave the way for their future success. I congratulate each recipient on their academic accomplishments and wish them continued success in their educational and professional endeavors.”
About Clinton Savings Bank
Established in 1851, Clinton Savings Bank is among the oldest mutual community banks in Massachusetts with more than $740 million in assets. Clinton Savings Bank (CSB) offers business and consumer banking, through seven full-service branches in Berlin, Bolton, Boylston, Clinton, Shrewsbury, Sterling, West Boylston and as a member of the Allpoint network access to over 55,000 ATMs. CSB also provides mobile and online banking. For more information, please visit clintonsavings.com. Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.