She plans to attend the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in the fall. Thompson is graduating from the Early College of Forsyth with a 4.74 GPA and serving as the Salutatorian of her class. The recipient of the Winston-Salem Police Department Dependent Scholarship is Alyson Thompson, daughter of Chief Catrina Thompson and retired Assistant Chief Alonzo Thompson of the Winston-Salem Police Department. He was awarded the Millennial Scholars Program Scholarship, which is currently active at Carver High School and Hall-Woodward Elementary School in addition to Walkertown High School. Najashi is the son of Nathen and Chrystal Belcher. During his time at Walkertown High School, he served on the WS/FCS Key Stakeholder Strategic Planning Team. Najashi Belcher will graduate with a 4.42 GPA and has plans to attend the University of San Francisco to study business administration and management. Abigail is the daughter of Norma Leal-Grauaro. “The scholarship program is just one of the many ways the Winston-Salem Police Foundation continues to fulfill its mission of building meaningful relationships between the law enforcement community and the youth of our city.”Ībigail Herrera-Leal is graduating with a 4.21 GPA and will be attending the Lloyd International Honors College at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Wake Forest University4.1 Fleet Specification Writer. “The Winston-Salem Police Foundation is pleased to award these three inaugural scholarships in what will become an annual occurrence,” said Barry Rountree, President of the Winston-Salem Police Foundation. George, a certified general instructor, developed and implemented felony vehicle stop, building search and rifle deployment courses for patrol officers. City of Winston-Salem, NC3.8 Police Officer, University Police Department. Students were selected through an application and objective review process.Ībigail Herrera-Leal of Glenn High School, Najashi Belcher of Walkertown High School, and Alyson Thompson of the Early College of Forsyth were awarded the following scholarships respectively: General Community, Millennial Scholars Program and the Winston-Salem Police Department Dependent. The scholarships were awarded in three categories – General Community, Millennial Scholars Program, and the Winston-Salem Police Department Dependent. A man is in custody accused of two thefts in Winston-Salem and a shooting in Hanes Mall.According to Winston-Salem police, officers responded to the Belk store Sunday to reports of shots fired. The Winston-Salem Police Foundation announced the recipients of its inaugural scholarships.

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