Education is a cornerstone of empowerment. Through the UCCU Assist Scholarships, Utah Community Credit Union, KSL Sports, and the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) invest in the future of our community. Awarded during the high school Game of the Week, these scholarships recognize and support the academic achievements and community impact of local students, fostering a culture of learning and growth.
During halftime at Friday night’s varsity football game against Herriman High School, two Mountain Ridge High School seniors—Abi Campbell and Sarah Gongora—were officially presented with the UCCU Assist $500 Cash Scholarship.
Abi Campbell
Abi Campbell exemplifies leadership, collaborative service, and academic dedication, working tirelessly to elevate the Mountain Ridge community. Abi serves as President of the National Honor Society, organizes school-wide inclusion events as a Student Officer, and has dedicated two years to serving as a Peer Tutor in the MRHS Life Skills program, acting as an authentic friend and mentor to her peers.
Sarah Gongora
Sarah Gongora models empathy, civic impact, and academic excellence. Sarah maintains a 4.0 GPA while working to earn a technical license from the Jordan Applied Technology Center (JATC). As President of the Familia club, Sarah has led fundraising and outreach efforts focused on building unity across all student backgrounds, in addition to establishing a tutoring program at a local elementary school.
Celebrating Student Empowerment
Mountain Ridge High School extends its sincere congratulations to Abi and Sarah for their remarkable achievements and dedication to serving others.
Thank you to UCCU, KSL Sports, and the UHSAA for supporting student leadership and fostering a culture of learning and growth at Mountain Ridge High School!