PRIDE Award
The Board of Education PRIDE Awards were originally created by the District 200 Board of Education in 1990 to honor outstanding graduating seniors. The word “PRIDE” is an acronym that stands for"Positive Recognition in District 200 Education.”
Each year, the District 200 Board of Education PRIDE Award honors one graduating senior at each high school. The award will recognize students who have exhibited true perseverance, showing courage and resilience as they faced life issues and obstacles on their way to receiving their high school diploma.
Recipients will each be invited for recognition at a Board of Education meeting and will receive a medallion to wear at graduation along with a monetary gift of $250.
PRIDE Award Applications
The application period is held in the spring semester of each year. All graduating seniors are notified by email and invited to apply.
During the application period detailed information for seniors, including application and recommendation forms, will be posted here.
2024 Recipients
The Board of Education is proud to congratulate the 2024 PRIDE Award recipients.
- Alvin Lebron Rosado, Woodstock High School
- Katlyn Speciale, Woodstock North High School