Palm Beach County Property Appraiser announces scholarship awards

West Palm Beach, FL – The office of Palm Beach County Property Appraiser Dorothy Jacks, CFA, FIAAO, AAS, announced the award of six college scholarships of $1,500 each to Palm Beach County high school seniors.

The recipients are:

• Muhammad Athar
  Graduating from John I. Leonard High School
  Attending University of Florida
• Lorendie Exavier
  Graduating from Atlantic Community High School
  Attending Florida Atlantic University
• Amy Maloon
  Graduating from Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts
  Attending American University
• Nikolas McNutt-Williams
  Graduating from Boynton Beach Community High School
  Attending Tuskegee University
• Elizabeth Robles
  Graduating from Pahokee High School
  Attending University of Florida
• Alex Rodriguez
  Graduating from Palm Beach Central High School
  Attending University of Florida

Each recipient will also be offered an opportunity for a paid summer internship in the Property Appraiser's Office.

“It’s an incredible joy to recognize these outstanding students,” said Ms. Jacks. “Our scholarships are entirely funded by staff donations, so everyone in my office takes pride in highlighting the accomplishments of this year’s scholarship awardees. These students have demonstrated excellence in academic ability, persistence, leadership, and service to others. Congratulations to them and to the entire class of 2025.”

Scholarship recipients will be recognized at a small ceremony at the Property Appraiser’s Office in West Palm Beach at 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 4.

With this 32nd year of the program, the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser's Office has awarded $188,000 in college scholarships.