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The Jodi Johnson Memorial Scholarship is now open to high school seniors, with preference given to those from the Lapeer Community School District, where Jodi attended.

Apply today at: https://projectk9hero.org/pages/jodi-johnson-scholarship (LINK IN BIO TO APPLY)

Eligibility Requirements are:

✅ Applicant must be a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident.

✅ Applicant must be 17 years of age or older, graduating with a high school diploma or equivalent in 2026.

✅ Applicant shall have obtained a cumulative 3.0 GPA or higher with a demonstrated record of good attendance.

✅ Applicant shall be accepted and entered into a field of study at an accredited post-secondary institution or accredited veterinary technician school.

✅ Applicant shall be in one of the following fields of study: pre-vet, pre-med, animal science, biology, physiology, zoology, veterinary science, biological science, or chemistry.

✅ Applicant shall be pursuing an associate, undergraduate, graduate, or post-graduate degree.

✅ Applicant must be available for a personal interview by the Scholarship Awards Committee, if requested.

🏐 Preference will be given to applicants of the state of Michigan, more specifically to students who are athletes and/or musicians of Lapeer Community Schools with a GPA of 3.5 or higher. 🎷

Photo below is of our 2020 recipient, Kaitlyn Sierakowski Fisher, who is from Hadley, Michigan, and is graduate of Lapeer High School.

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Congratulations to Lapeer High School Graduates: Baylee Osentoski, Mya Mckenna, Joshua Cipielewski, and Brady Lane, on being recognized by the Lapeer County Press this week, for being named winners of the 2025 Jodi Johnson Memorial Scholarship, by Project K-9 Hero! Additionally, we would like to recognize Riley Porter from South Lyon High School, and Lilly Colley from Clio High School for being named winners as well.

Please check out this great article highlighting their achievements at: (LINK IN STORY)

https://thecountypress.mihomepaper.com/articles/project-k-9-hero-announces-scholarship-winners/

🐾 This coming Saturday, July 19, 2025, at 11:30 am, we will hold a special ceremony for each of these winners at the Michigan War Dog Memorial, located at 25805 Milford Rd, South Lyon, MI 48178. You all are cordially invited to attend.

🥇 The Jodi Johnson Memorial Scholarship presentations, will be followed by the interment Project K-9 Hero National Ambassador, K-9 Yoube, as well as PK9H Program Members K-9 Koda & MWD RRoddie. Each of these three Heroes will be honored with a permanent headstone by the MWDM starting at noon. We invite each of you to stick around for this very special memorial! - #JJK9

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Honored to be featured today in my hometown #LapeerCountyPress! - #JJK9

https://thecountypress.mihomepaper.com/articles/project-k-9-hero-announces-scholarship-winners/ (LINK IN STORY)

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We are honored to individually showcase the sixth and final recipient of our 2025 Project K-9 Hero, Jodi Johnson Memorial Scholarship Award Winners!

Please take a moment to congratulate, Baylee Osentoski, who graduated from Lapeer Community Schools, with a 3.72 grade point average.

Some of Baylee’s Accomplishments and Achievements throughout her career at Lapeer High School were:

🏐 Varsity Volleyball Player - Baylee started playing Volleyball during the beginning in 7th grade, and became a varsity team leader by her sophomore year.

🏐 Volleyball Coach (Elementary School Teams) - Baylee coached two elementary school Volleyball teams during her senior year after sustaining a season-ending injury.

📖 LINKS Peer-to-Peer Program - Baylee supported students with disabilities in classroom settings, helping them with schoolwork, social interactions, and daily routines.

📚National Honor Society (NHS) - As a member of NHS, Baylee completed over 100 community service hours through school and volunteer programs

Baylee will be attending Grand Valley State University in the fall to pursue a future as a Doctor of Occupational Therapy. Baylee states, “I want to help children who face physical, cognitive, or developmental challenges. My goal is to help them build the skills they need to participate fully in school, at home, and in the community. Whether I am helping a child improve fine motor skills, communicate more effectively, or develop emotional regulation, I want to be a consistent and encouraging presence in their lives.”

We are extremely proud and honored to have this outstanding future Doctor and Student Athlete represent our organization as a 2025 Jodi Johnson Memorial Scholarship Award Winner. Congratulations Baylee on an amazing high school career, we can’t wait to see what the future holds for such a motivated and caring person as yourself!

Respectfully,

Jason Johnson
Founder and CEO

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We are honored to individually showcase the fifth of six total recipients of our 2025 Project K-9 Hero, Jodi Johnson Memorial Scholarship Award Winners!

Please take a moment to congratulate, Mya Mckenna, who graduated from Lapeer Community Schools, with a 3.7 grade point average.

Some of Mya’s Accomplishments and Achievements throughout her career at Lapeer High School were:

✔️ Mya has received the LeaderFund “Leadership Award” nominated by her Volleyball coach.

✔️ Mya was named “Athlete of the Month” twice by her Volleyball coach and Tennis coach.

✔️ Mya has been selected by her school and teachers to attend multiple women’s summits and leadership summits.

✔️ Mya served as the “Captain” of her Volleyball and Tennis teams for multiple years.

✔️ Mya received 1st and 2nd team selections in the All SVL (Saginaw Valley League) in Tennis and honorable mention in Volleyball.

✔️ Mya received All Saginaw Valley League academic awards every season, of every year, of High School.

✔️ 1st and 2nd Team selections All Saginaw Valley League awards for Tennis, and Honorable Mention for Volleyball.

✔️ Mya was the President of the Student Council, as well as the President of Grow to Glow, along with a member of the National Honor Society.

Mya has been extremely involved in her community by volunteering with the Lapeer County Sheriff’s Office, and participating in such events such as “Shop With A Cop.” Mya was active with “The Youth Advisory Council” where she was involved with making blankets for the women’s shelter, provide clothes and food to the food banks and homeless shelters, and helped paint the window of a shop downtown that helps give homeless citizens materials.

Mya will be attending Grand Valley State University in the fall to pursue a career in Nursing. We are extremely proud and honored to have this outstanding Leader and Student Athlete represent our organization as a 2025 Jodi Johnson Memorial Scholarship Award Winner. Congratulations Mya on an amazing high school career, we can’t wait to see what the future holds for such a motivated and caring person as yourself!

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We are honored to individually showcase the third of six total recipients of our 2025 Project K-9 Hero, Jodi Johnson Memorial Scholarship Award Winners!

Please take a moment to congratulate, Joshua Cipielewski, who graduated from Lapeer Community Schools, with a 4.0465 grade point average.

Some of Joshua’s Accomplishments at Lapeer High School were:

- National Honor Society

- Varsity pin for academics 2022 - 2024

- Varsity letter for academics 2023

- 2025 Youth Citizen of the Year for Lapeer

Joshua has completed over 120 hours of community service that includes volunteering at such places as:

- St. Paul Lutheran Church and School

- First Presbyterian Church of Lapeer

- 8th Grade Career Connections Leader at Mott Community College

- City of Lapeer Police Department

- Lapeer Days Volunteer

- Crossroads Baptist Church

- Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW

Joshua will be attending Saginaw Valley State University in the fall to pursue his dream to become a surgeon. Joshua says, “I want to attend college so that I can become a neurosurgeon to help patients recover from trauma. I specifically want to use the best surgical intervention techniques to save their lives or restore the patient to full function or at a minimum a better quality of life than when I met them. The brain is a critical structure fundamental to the body as a whole. It is an organ that cannot be easily repaired.”

We are extremely proud and honored to have this outstanding academic leader represent our organization as a 2025 Jodi Johnson Memorial Scholarship Award Winner. Congratulations Joshua on an amazing high school career, we can’t wait to see what the future holds for such a motivated and caring person as yourself!

Respectfully,

Jason Johnson
Founder and CEO

⚾️🏀🏐🥇🎤🎷🎺 The Jodi Johnson Memorial Scholarship was created to remember the life of our Founder’s sister. Jodi was a smart and outgoing woman who excelled in athletics, academics, music, and community involvement. Jodi was also a lifelong animal lover who was an outspoken supporter for our work at Project K-9 Hero.

You may learn more about her scholarship at:

https://projectk9hero.org/pages/jodi-johnson-scholarship

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We are honored to individually showcase the first of six total recipients of our 2025 Project K-9 Hero, Jodi Johnson Memorial Scholarship Award Winners!

Please take a moment to congratulate, Brady Lane, who graduated from Lapeer Community Schools, with a 4.106 grade point average.

Brady participated in Football, Basketball, and Baseball during his tenure at Lapeer High School. Brady was selected as a Team Captain of the Football Team, and earned Saginaw Valley League Honorable Mention Honors. Brady earned the Scholar Athlete Award for his grades as well participating in the National Honors Society (NHS), Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA), and OMNI Leadership Club. In the HOSA club, Brady was able to expand his interest in the medical field, getting to compete against others with similar interests and exercise his lab skills. His group and him have won regionals for three straight years, qualifying for states.

Brady has completed over 100 hours of community service that includes food drives, leadership forums, helping at elementary schools, giving tours, working on environmental projects, and cooking chickens in the community known as the “chicken flip.”

Brady will be attending Michigan State University in the fall to major in Kinesiology. His goal is to pursue his Master’s Degree and become a certified Physician Assistant. Brady says that “one of the most appealing qualities of being a Physician Assistant is that I would get to work in a hospital environment and care for others. It would be a very rewarding and self-fulfilling job as I get to care for people when they are having their worst days.”

We are extremely proud and honored to have this outstanding young leader represent our organization as a 2025 Jodi Johnson Memorial Scholarship Award Winner. Congratulations Brady on an amazing high school career, we can’t wait to see what the future holds for such a motivated and caring person as yourself!

Respectfully,

Jason Johnson
Founder and CEO

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⚡️ STUDENT-ATHLETES ⚡️

Our Lightning Student-Athletes of the Month for June, powered by HealthQuest Physical Therapy, are Brady Lane (Baseball) and Jadin Hill (Softball).

Congratulations, Brady and Jadin!

#BoltUp #ChampionsMadeHere #DistrictOfChoices

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