Great Oak High School principal Aimee Ricken claps for a senior student who graduated recently during the school’s virtual graduation ceremony. Valley News/Jeff Pack photo
RIVERSIDE (CNS) - Graduating high school seniors and foster care students in Riverside County have until April 16 to apply for a slice of more than $90,000 in scholarship money, it was announced today.The funds are being offered by the Cal Coast Cares Foundation, a nonprofit foundation established by the San Diego-based California Coast Credit Union.The scholarships range from $2,000 to $2,500 each, and are open to high school seniors and foster students in San Diego and Riverside counties."Cal Coast was founded by teachers and we are proud of our legacy of supporting the entire education community, including teachers, staff, students and families,'' said Todd Lane, president and CEO of California Coast Credit Union. "With the student scholarships, we hope to help local student
