November 21st, 2025 | Students & Alumni
Where Are They Now: Isaac Turns Opportunity into PurposeWhen Isaac reflects on the life he’s building—a meaningful career, a growing family, and a heart rooted in gratitude—he sees how one opportunity set it all in motion. Through an Arete scholarship, Isaac was able to attend Dominion Christian School, a place that became more than just a classroom. It was where he found mentors who guided him, teachers who believed in him, and a community that felt like family. In the years since, the lessons learned there—faith, perseverance, and leadership—continue to shape who he is and how he leads today.
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Changing the Future for Three SistersWith the support of Arete Scholars, T’Loria’s three daughters—AvaRose, AnnaRose, and Iv’Rose—are thriving at Our Lady of Fatima in Monroe, Louisiana. The support has opened the door to smaller classes, dedicated teachers, and a nurturing environment where each child can grow in her own unique way. From excelling in academics to finding new confidence and joy in learning, the girls are experiencing opportunities that will shape their futures for years to come.
Read MoreNovember 18th, 2025 | Students & Alumni
Jesse’s Journey of Perseverance and PurposeDespite the challenges of living with cerebral palsy, Jesse’s journey shows what can happen when determination meets opportunity. At SOAR Academy in Augusta, Georgia, he found a school that not only understood his needs but also believed deeply in his potential. With the support of caring teachers and an Arete scholarship that made his education possible, Jesse discovered confidence, perseverance, and a path to college—proving that with the right encouragement, every student can soar.
Read MoreOctober 24th, 2025 | Announcements, Events, Partners, Students & Alumni
FULL Scholarship to 2026 National WWII Museum Leadership AcademyArete Scholars partnered with The National WWII Museum to offer our students travel and access to their 2026 summer leadership program.
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Where Are They Now: Riley’s Dream to Give BackRiley, a 2023 graduate of Archbishop Chapelle High School and an Arete Scholar, is now a junior at Southeastern Louisiana University pursuing a degree in history with plans to become a teacher. Inspired by the educators who guided her, she hopes to return to Chapelle before continuing on to earn her master’s and doctorate. From building lifelong friendships in high school to finding confidence through her sorority in college, Riley credits her scholarship with making her education possible and shaping the path she is on today.
Read MoreOctober 17th, 2025 | Students & Alumni
A Life-Changing Opportunity: How One School Builds A Family’s ConfidenceWhen Jaclyn first heard about Crisp Academy, she never imagined it would be an option for her children. Living in Turner County, she assumed private school was out of reach until a friend told her about the Arete Scholars program. Skeptical but hopeful, she applied for the scholarship and was shocked when they were accepted. That moment changed everything. Moving from a public school to a Christian private school provided her children with a safe and nurturing environment in which they could grow academically, spiritually, and socially. Now, years later, Jaclyn sees the difference every day in their confidence, their love for learning, and their deepening faith. Crisp Academy has become more than just a school; it’s a community that has given them stability, opportunity, and hope for the future.
Read MoreOctober 14th, 2025 | Students & Alumni
Love, Faith, and a Door Opened: Logan’s Journey to PossibilityAt the heart of St. Augustine High School is a young man whose journey speaks to the quiet power of love, faith, and second chances. Logan, a freshman raised by his devoted grandmother, “Sweet Tea,” and single father, is learning to rise above adversity. With the support of family, school, and the life-changing Arete scholarship, Logan is not only finding his footing but thriving. His story is a testament to the transformative impact of opportunity—and the legacy of those who choose to believe in a child's future.
Read MoreSeptember 23rd, 2025 | Students & Alumni
Carrying Her Sister’s Wish: How One Aunt, One School, and One Scholarship Changed Everything for ReginaWhen Vicky was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, her greatest fear wasn’t for herself—it was for her daughter, Regina. She wanted her to have more than just a good education; she wanted her to be shaped in character, faith, and resilience. After Vicky’s passing, her sister Rachele stepped in to raise Regina and keep that wish alive. Thanks to an Arete scholarship, Regina attends St. Scholastica Academy, where faith, support, and grit have helped her navigate deep grief while building the confidence and skills she’ll carry for life.
Read MoreSeptember 22nd, 2025 | Students & Alumni
A Life-Changing Scholarship: How Arete Helped Asher and Ava Find Faith, Confidence, and HopeFor Ronald and Tracy, the Arete scholarship has been nothing short of life-changing. After years of struggling to find the right educational fit, they discovered Artios Academy of Sugar Hill, a school that aligned with their faith and values while offering the smaller, supportive environment their children needed. But it was Arete that made it possible for Asher and Ava to attend and thrive there. With this support, both children have grown in confidence, faith, and determination; discovering passions, pursuing dreams, and realizing that they are capable of more than they ever imagined. For them, Arete has provided more than access to education. It has provided hope, stability, and the assurance that their future is filled with possibilities.
Read MoreSeptember 18th, 2025 | Students & Alumni
Where Are They Now: Carlethia–Arete’s First ScholarAs the very first recipient of an Arete scholarship, Carlethia embodies the power of opportunity to change a life. Her journey from Savannah Christian Preparatory School to earning a degree in criminal justice and rising to Assistant Chief in community supervision reflects not only her resilience but also the ripple effect of support that began with one scholarship. Today, she carries forward the gift she once received by making a difference in the lives of others, proving that the impact of Arete extends far beyond the classroom.
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