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  SCHOLARSHIP AWARDEES 
FOR 2026-2027 SCHOOL YEAR

Omari Johnson-Steward
           12th Grade

James Brooks
  12th Grade

2025-2026---$3,000....Junior Year
2026-2027---$3,000.....Senior Year

         


         
       
2022-2023---$3,000.....8th Grader
        2023-2024---$4,000.....Freshman Year 
           2024-2025---$3,000.....Sophomore Year 

  2025-2026---$3000......Junior Year
    2026-2027....$3000......Senior Year  

         

                

Two more scholarship awardees are still pending review for the 2026-2027 school year.

                   2026 Graduates

LEFT TO RIGHT: BOBBY MAJOR SR., WAYNE BAQUET SR.,  ALEX FERNANDO HERNANDEZ,
KEITH JOHNSON III,  FURNELL CHATMAN, GREG MCKENDALL.

 

CLASS OF 1965 DONORS HELPED MAKE THESE
   YOUNG MEN PURPLE KNIGHT GRADUATES

Keith Johnson III
    Class of 1926

Alex Fernando Hernandez
            Class of 1926

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Gavin Stamps
Class of 2024
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Dylan Devezin
Class of 2022

   
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Nasir Myers
Class of 2021
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Kabrel Johnson
Class of 2021

Roster of Scholarship Recipients

Kabrel Johnson
Nazir Myers
Dylan Devezin
Kennedy Turner
Jase Smoot
Gavin Stamps
Keith Johnson III
Alex Fernando Hernandez
James Brooks
Sean Raymond
Omari Johnson-Steward
Keith Johnson III
Alex Fernando Hernandez

INAUGURAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDEE IN 2017
KABREL JOHNSON---CLASS OF 2021

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L TO R:   Bobby Major Jr., Emile Lombard, Wayne Baquet, Furnell Chatman, Kabrel Johnson, Desmond
Ables, Greg McKendall, Wayne Benjamin, Former St. Aug President Dr. Kenneth St. Charles

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Kabrel Johnson graduated from St. Aug in May 
2021 and has now completed three years of academics at  the college level.

 

Website Designer/Administrator:  Furnell Chatman

Consultant: Brittany Major, Major Services Inc.

St. Aug Class of 1965  © All Rights Reserved 

Classmate Furnell Chatman was recently awarded the 2025 Legacy Award by the New Orleans Association of Black Journalists.  He
made history as the first African American hired by any TV news
station in New Orleans, then became the first Black to anchor his own newscast in Louisiana.  But his path was not easy.

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