Contact About Us View/Pay Bill Webmail Home Residential Business Support Offers & Savings Community Involvement HomeNews2021 PMT Foundation Scholarship Awards 2021 PMT Foundation Scholarship Awards Four Magic Valley graduates will each be awarded a $2000 PMT Foundation Scholarship. They are Kent Merrill, Maisie Neilson, and Hana Pfeiffer of Minico High School and Jeremy Case of Twin Falls High School. All four showed outstanding academic performance, exemplary community and extra-curricular involvement, and dedication to their future education. PMT Foundation Board President Marianne Welch stated, “The scholarship committee was very impressed with the exceptional applications we received this year. We appreciate that so many graduating seniors across the entire Magic Valley and Mini-Cassia areas participate in our scholarship application process every year. I’m confident the outstanding efforts of these seniors throughout high school will be a strong foundation for their success in college and beyond. On behalf of the PMT Foundation Board, I want to extend sincere congratulations to our 2021 scholarship winners and wish them all the best!” Jeremy Case is a determined graduate of Twin Falls High School, where he worked hard both in and out of the classroom while maintaining a 4.0 GPA. He has been highly involved in 4-H, FFA, and Business Professionals of America and works part-time. Jeremy plans on attending Utah State University, majoring in Molecular Biology with minors in Chemistry and Spanish. He plans to further his education and earn a Ph.D. in Biotechnology. Kent Merrill of Minico High School is a hardworking student, athlete, and community volunteer. Throughout his high school career, he maintained a 4.0 GPA while taking a rigorous course load, student government, and high school athletics. He plans on attending Idaho State University this fall, where he plans to study mathematics and science. Maisie Neilson is a Minico High School graduate who finished her high school career with a 3. 8 GPA and an associate’s degree from CSI. Maisie was involved in softball, cheerleading, and the National Honors Society. Maisie also received the Health Hero award for spreading awareness about the dangers of vaping and tobacco use to children and youth. In addition to her schooling, Maisie also worked part-time. Maisie is enrolling in the College of Idaho’s pre-law program and studying political science. After her undergraduate work, she plans on attending law school. Hana Pfeiffer finished top of her class at Minico High School with a 4.0 GPA. Hana is highly involved both in the classroom and in her community. She served in student government, was President of Minico’s National Honor Society, was involved in yearbook and 4-H, and is a Healthy Teen Living Advocate. Outside the classroom, Hana is involved in dance and volunteering her time in the community. In addition, Hana works part-time and served as a Senate Page for the 2021 Idaho Legislative Session. Hana will attend the College of Idaho, majoring in Environmental Economy with minors in Environmental Science, Criminal Justice, and Natural Resources. After earning her undergraduate degree, she has her eyes set on law school. In its 15th year of existence, the PMT Foundation’s creation was authorized by the PMT Board of Directors as a charitable foundation to support worthy community projects and educational scholarships. The PMT Foundation furthers education in communities served by PMT through its scholarship program and supports projects and programs that sustain and improve those communities through community grants. Useful Links Billing Unclaimed Patronage Community Involvement Support PMT Foundation Careers Social Media Follow us on social media to stay up to date on all events and announcements. Contact 507 G Street Rupert, ID 83350 (208) 436-7151 pmt@pmt.org © 2021 Project Mutual Telephone. All Rights Reserved. Site designed by Pivot.