
Only a few days remain to visit the Rotary display at the Rockville Public Library in Vernon. Stop in to explore our club’s history and learn about the meaningful service projects we’re carrying out today to support the Tri-town community.

Only a few days remain to visit the Rotary display at the Rockville Public Library in Vernon. Stop in to explore our club’s history and learn about the meaningful service projects we’re carrying out today to support the Tri-town community.
We are proud to announce our 2026 Scholarship winners!
From Rockville High School
Evan Barker—Will study Aeronautical Engineering at Jacksonville University.
Chloe Hazel—Will pursue Neuroscience at Northeastern University.
Meredith Ross—Will study Political Science and has been accepted at the University of San Diego.
Molly Wilson—A Tolland resident who attended Rockville High School through the VO‑AG program. She will attend the University of Wyoming and plans to become a veterinarian.
From Ellington High School
Rakhshana Saravanakumar—Will study Allied Health Sciences this fall at the University of Connecticut.
Four of the five recipients joined us Monday at Mitchell’s Restaurant for our luncheon meeting. We were impressed by their enthusiasm and maturity, and enjoyed learning more about their academic and career goals.

Pictured Above: Lucy Clark, President, Rotary Club of Rockville; Angela Atwater, Treasurer; Chloe Hazel, Rockville High School; Molly Wilson, Rockville High School; Rakhshana Saravanakumar, Ellington High School; Evan Barker, Rockville High School; and Frank Borysevicz, Chairman, Rotary Club of Rockville Rose Sale.
Rotary Club of Rockville scholarships are awarded based on academic achievement, financial need, and meaningful involvement in extracurricular activities, including community service. Funding is made possible through our annual Rose Sale, held each June.
For more information about the Rotary Club of Rockville’s scholarship program, please click here.
Congratulations to our recipients—and to all 2026 graduates—as they pursue their dreams and help strengthen our community for future generations.
