Mark Morris High School Foundation awards $62K in scholarships

The Mark Morris High School Foundation in Longview awarded 29 scholarships to graduating seniors this spring.

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The foundation gave out a total of $62,000 at a recent banquet, according to a notice from the organization.

The Mark Morris Foundation was created in 2008 in honor of the 50th anniversary of the school, and is an independent nonprofit that accepts tax-deductible donations to benefit Mark Morris students.

It manages additional scholarships on behalf of donors. Those interested in creating a scholarship can email markmorrisfoundation@gmail.com.

The foundation also raises money for projects - like the high school gym's air conditioning, new school trophy cases and district landscaping - that are too big for the booster club but may not fit in the school district's budget.

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Front row, from left: Hannah Hack, Julia Barella, Alina Ayres, Samantha Toney, Abigail Bailey, Jorie Langenbach, Sophia Wallace, Bryce Farquhar, Kennedy Fitzsimmons, Paige Wirtz. Back row, from left: Jackson Tallman, Camren Lair, Jace Wright, Grace Woodbridge, Megan Fugelberg, Jaren Whitright, Elyana Gonzales, Olivia Nimmo, Kennedy Hastings, Emme MacArthur. Not pictured are Ailish Cambridge, Yadira Cancino Gonzales and Mara Slabu. These students received a scholarship under the support of the Mark Morris Foundation.

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This story was originally published June 6, 2026 at 4:31 AM.