The third Spirit of Jackson Rogers High School Football Scholarship was awarded to Collin Jones, who plays offensive line for the Rogers Mounties. We are excited to recognize Collin for his great leadership and contributions to his football team and cannot wait to see what he will do!

The Jackson McIntosh Carter Foundation is pleased to have presented the second JMC Innovation Scholarship to Bentonville High School senior, Chandra Suda. Chandra's passion for technology, healthcare equity, and community advocacy shines through his project to utilize individuals' cough audio to diagnose and monitor tuberculosis. Chandra developed code that can analyze the audio of the cough to diagnosis and provide preventive treatment monitoring to potential TB patients. Chandra will continue to utilize his passion for innovation and healthcare to better the world. We cannot wait to see what all he accomplishes in this space.

The Jackson McIntosh Carter Foundation is pleased to have presented the second JMC Innovation Scholarship to Rogers Heritage High School senior, Tyler Cavett. Tyler's passion for mechanical engineering and 3D printing shines through his long list of 3D printed products/tools to provide solutions to real world issues. Jackson shared a similar passion for innovation and continuing to push forward on how to use latest technology to better the world. We can't wait to see what Tyler does with his further education and continued development of 3D printing skills!

The Jackson McIntosh Carter Foundation is pleased to have presented the second Jackson Carter Kindness Award to Rogers High School senior, Juan Diego Morales Reyes. Juan Diego has showcased his leadership and kindness throughout his time as captain of the soccer team. Leading the charge, Juan Diego and his teammates served the community through volunteer work at the annual Suicide Prevention and Awareness Hope Walk. Juan Diego has selflessly served his peers whether it be helping a fellow classmate learn and apply for scholarships to his future Christian Brothers University or helping out at many after school events to serve food. Juan Diego came up with the idea of awarding the team ball to staff members who have helped their teammates. His selflessness and kindness shines through - as a nominator wrote, "this respect for his teammates, peers, and the staff at RHS has truly made Mountie Land a better place, and our school will be a little dimmer without him in it". Thank you Juan Diego for continuing to 'be the light' that Jackson always was.