Shorecrest student awarded Alpha Delta Kappa scholarship

Piper Rosman, scholarship winner
Photo courtesy ADK

Alpha Delta Chapter of Washington State Alpha Delta Kappa is pleased to announce that this year’s winner of a $1,000 scholarship is awarded to Piper Rosman of Shorecrest High School. 

Education unites Alpha Delta Kappa members in a fellowship focusing on professional excellence, leadership development, altruism, and world understanding.

Piper Rosman exemplifies that commitment and sees teachers as some of the strongest influences in her life. 

Piper is well prepared scholastically with rigorous academics including Honors, AP, UW classes, as well as participation in volleyball, basketball, track and lacrosse.

These activities have often been complimented by her work, often as an officer, in Environmental Club, Interact, Student Government, and DECA.

Her presidency of the Shoreline Sports Foundation that works with grades 2-8 has added much to the community in terms of inclusion and service. She is a hard worker who gets things done, but doesn’t forget that she is working with people.

The College and Career Readiness Coordinator says that Piper’s high degree of compassion and empathy is evident in the way she treats not only young children, but also the adults and peers in her life.

Piper plans to attend Western Washington University in Bellingham and study Early Childhood Education.

Alpha Delta feels Piper will be a wonderful educator and truly carry on the ideals of Alpha Delta Kappa.

--Kim Haff, Alpha Delta Kappa

Correction: Piper will attend Western Washington University