Warren students will get opportunity for money to attend elite colleges
By Bob Susnjara | Daily Herald Staff
Warren Township High School has become the newest partner with an organization that gives financial assistance to selected students who want to attend elite colleges they otherwise couldn't afford.
Gurnee-based Warren District 121 was named Tuesday as the Schuler Family Foundation's fourth high school partner in Lake County.
Jeff Brierton, principal at Warren's O'Plaine Road campus for freshmen and sophomores, said Schuler will have a work station in his building when the new academic year begins.
He said a foundation counselor will work exclusively with Warren's Schuler scholars.
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