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At Legacy Early College, it's our vision to see each high school graduate go to and through college.

 

 

Every year, Campbell Young Leaders will fund scholarship grants to graduates of LEC under these terms:

  • A graduate of LEC who attends a college, as defined below*, will be entitled to a scholarship grant of $1,300/year, payable $650 upon enrollment at college each semester, provided that such graduate maintains a grade point average of at least 3.0 at such college.
  • A cumulative maximum of $5,200 may be awarded to an individual graduate of LEC under this program.
  • Scholarships are only available to graduates of LEC in the 4 years following their graduation.
  • An applicant for said scholarship must authorize their college to have a Legacy Early College representative verify the applicant’s attendance and grade point average.
  • Scholarships shall not be granted to immediate family members of employees, officers or directors of CYL or to family members of substantial contributors to CYL.
  • CYL reserves the right to amend, modify or cancel this scholarship program at any time.

*    For purposes hereof, “college” includes only those educational organizations described in Section 170(b)(1)(A)(ii) of the Internal Revenue Code.

For more information on how you can become involved with our alumni, email Anthony Dickey at adickey@legacyearlycollege.org.

 

Meet Some Alumni

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Jael Hodges, Class of 2016

"Legacy Early College helped me instill the discipline I desperately needed in order to navigate life's challenges. I am forever thankful for the foundation it provided in shaping me into the person I am today, which is happy and dedicated to being a change in the world." 
 

Sadyrah Boyd, Class of 2021

"Legacy Early College High School's exacting standards have not only honed my academic prowess but have also instilled in me the confidence to stand out amidst my peers. It's an exhilarating journey, guided by the ethos of excellence and the pursuit of knowledge." 

Anahi Hernandez, Class of 2018

"I was always encouraged by my teachers to keep going. They never made me believe that I was not capable of going to college because of my hispanic origins. They provided me with all the resources I needed to succeed in high school and helped prepare me for college." 
 

Shaniya Kinard, Class of 2018

Once I graduated Legacy Early College I felt like my family had Legacy’s full support going to and through college. I made it through college with the support of my family and Legacy. I graduated from Clemson in 2022. As I look back I am very thankful and grateful for the support of Legacy Early College, thank you guys!

Nic Claxton, Class of 2017

Nicolas Claxton is currently a Professional Basketball Player in his 5th year with the Brooklyn Nets. During his off-season, he is known to host basketball camps and fundraisers that benefit those in and around our Legacy community with the support of the foundation that bears his name.

Madison Petersen, Class of 2021

From earning a full ride scholarship at North Carolina A&T State University to participating in prestigious internship programs at Duke University, Purdue University, Tuskegee University, and more. She's making a difference as a veterinary technician at an emergency animal hospital, with her sights set on applying to veterinary school.