Both students will be attending FSW in the fall.

According to the foundation, “Skylar Giallombardo, a senior at Mariner High, is a determined and dedicated honor student. She demonstrates a great work ethic and is always prompt, prepared, and willing to go the extra mile. She is an excellent team player who goes above and beyond for anything she is involved in. She is a member, and vice president, of the National Honor Society of Health Occupational Students of America, received her CNA license through the Medical Academy at Mariner and volunteers at Cape Coral Hospital. Skylar will be continuing her studies in the medical field at FSW.”

According to the foundation, “Madison Gribbins, a senior at Riverdale High is a very involved student who is enrolled in the dual student program at FSW. She has been a member of the Riverdale cheer team for four years, is an officer for Best Buddies, and has participated in many activities with Riverdale’s special needs students. Madison works a part-time job to help support her family while maintaining a 4.0 grade point average and volunteering for the local pop warner group as a cheer coach. Madison is excited to be a part of the dental hygiene program at FSW. She looks forward to getting involved and being a Buccaneer.”

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