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SENATOR CHEA ALLOCATES L$3.2 MILLION FOR 733 STUDENTS AS SCHOLARSHIP PAYMENTS BEGIN IN SINOE

GREENVILLE, SINOE COUNTY — The Office of Sinoe County Senator Cllr. Augustine S. Chea has commenced disbursement under its scholarship program for the 2026 academic year, with 733 students across 13 educational institutions set to benefit from a total allocation of L$3.2 million.

The initial disbursement began on Monday, November 9, in Greenville and Butaw School Districts, with the process expected to continue throughout the week.

The allocation reflects an increase of L$200,000 from the previous academic year’s L$3 million, following adjustments to tuition rates at private schools and changes in school fees resulting from the promotion of returning beneficiaries to higher classes.

According to the Senator’s Office, the additional funding is intended to address increased tuition costs and ensure that the scholarship program meets the financial requirements of beneficiaries for the current academic year.

The payment arrangement has been divided into two categories to accommodate students enrolled in both private and public institutions.

For private institutions, including Sinoe Community College, the scholarship payments will be made directly to the respective schools through cheques. Students who made initial tuition payments before their selection into the program are expected to receive refunds through their school administrations.

For public school beneficiaries, the Office will cover outstanding school fees, while students who have already paid or made partial payments will receive reimbursements.

The process involving public school beneficiaries is being coordinated by the Senator’s Office in collaboration with the Sinoe Youth Association, student council governments, and the administrations of the participating institutions.

The Office further assured parents who personally paid eligible tuition and school fees on behalf of their children that the applicable refunds would be facilitated through the beneficiaries.

Participating Educational Institutions

The scholarship program covers 13 institutions across Sinoe County:

  1. Sinoe Community College
  2. Sinoe Multilateral High School
  3. Seebeh High School
  4. St. Joseph Catholic High School
  5. Harrison W. Grigsby United Methodist High School
  6. Eliza Davis George Memorial Baptist High School
  7. Gary Hall High School
  8. St. Paul Episcopal Parish High School
  9. Salvation Army High School
  10. Extension High School
  11. Butaw High School
  12. Frank Brown Elementary and Junior High School
  13. Lower Murryville Elementary and Junior High School

The Office of Senator Chea acknowledged the cooperation of school administrations and student council governments in facilitating the implementation of the scholarship program.

It also expressed appreciation to parents for their messages of support and commendation, while congratulating all 733 beneficiaries on their selection and wishing them success in the new academic year.

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