2025 Pathfinders: See the list of 568 high school seniors nominated from 45 schools
An impressive list of 568 high school seniors from 45 schools in Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast have been nominated by their schools to receive a 2025 Pathfinder Award, the annual scholarship program sponsored by The Palm Beach Post.
A total of 54 high school seniors will be announced as winners on Friday, May 9 at Screen on the Green, 100 Clematis St. in West Palm Beach, at 6:30 p.m. and on palmbeachpost.com on Friday evening.
Pathfinders scholarships award each of the first-place winners $3,000, second place students receive $2,000 and $1,500 for third place in 18 categories for their achievements inside and outside the classroom.
Here are the 18 Pathfinders categories
The Palm Beach Post's Pathfinder Awards for high school seniors.
The scholarship program is now in its 43rd year.
The categories are listed below, followed by the nominees. You can search by student name, high school or the categories in which awards will be bestowed:
∙World Language
∙Academic Excellence
∙Art
∙Business
∙Career and Technical Education
∙Communications
∙Community Involvement
∙Computer Engineering and Technology
∙Forensics/Speech
∙History/Political Science
∙Literature
∙Mathematics
∙Music: Instrumental
∙Music: Vocal
∙Reach for Excellence
∙Science
∙Sports
∙Theater Arts
This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: Palm Beach County and Treasure Coast 2025 Pathfinder nominees
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