Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School junior Kenneth Dickerson penned the winning essay for the WSFA 12 News and Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Alabama’s “Future Black Leaders of Alabama” essay contest. Students from across central Alabama submitted essays on “How can I, an African American youth, develop and promote leadership skills among my peers?”. Ten finalists were recognized at a special ceremony held at the Cloverdale Playhouse and the top three essays were awarded cash scholarships by emcee and WSFA 12 News anchor Tonya Terry. Kenneth Dickerson’s essay won the top prize of $1,200 and he was presented a plaque as the first place essay winner. Kenneth is the son of Kenneth and Marie Dickerson of Tuskegee.
From classroom to college: how our Catholic high school prepares students for what’s next
This post explains how Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School prepares high school students for college through a rigorous, faith-informed curriculum, personalized counseling, and balanced involvement in arts and athletics. Learn how formation in character, leadership, and service combines with AP and honors coursework to build disciplined study habits, confidence, and a sense of purpose for success in college and beyond.
