Student at St. Rita High School Receives
Award from Student Paths

Photo: St. Rita High School Principal Sally Deenihan presents Brendan Sullivan with a $200 check awarded to him from Student Paths, an organization that helps high school students prepare for future life choices.

Brendan Sullivan of Mt. Greenwood, who is a junior at St. Rita High School, was recently given a $200 award from Student Paths, a national organization that helps students prepare for life after high school.

“Not only do we strive to help students get a better sense of who they are and what that means when considering options after high school, but we also play a role in reducing the burden that students and families may face with educational and career pursuits after high school,” said Student Paths Founder, Chris Wills. “Congratulations to Brendan! We also thank St. Rita High School for the great support they give their students and the Student Paths program.”

Approximately 95,000 students in more than 225 Illinois high schools use Student Paths materials.  Sullivan was one of nine students in Illinois awarded for participating in the program during the 06-07 academic year. 

About Student Paths

Student Paths is a free program that teachers implement in their classrooms to guide high school students to their future.  More than one million students in 26 states use the company’s materials.  Headquartered in St. Paul, MN, Student Paths has given more than $150,000 to students and high school guidance programs since 1997.  Visit www.studentpaths.com or call 888-673-6066 for additional information.