Someone else will get the chance to anticipate the college education and dream of working with the FBI that was taken from 2017 Rustin High School grad Bianca Roberson during a “senseless act of violence” in June, West Chester School District Superintendent Jim Scanlon said in a Daily Local News report by Bill Rettew.
The school board voted this week to establish a scholarship in memory of Roberson, who was murdered via a road rage-related gunshot on Route 100.
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“There is nothing we can do to bring her back, but to honor her memory,” said School Board President Chris McCune.
A special committee will be collecting donations and may host fundraisers to support the Roberson memorial scholarship, and her family will play a role in determining the criteria by which the scholarship recipients will be chosen.
Read more about the West Chester School District’s tribute in the Daily Local News here.
