2019

WINSTON-SALEM, NC (JANUARY 30, 2019)—The Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, a statewide, private, family foundation based in Winston-Salem, has committed to providing a grant of $200,000 to Salem Academy and College’s Step Up for Salem campaign.

Three Salem delegations won awards at the annual Model UN conference at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (called MUNCH) from February 21-24

Morgan Alysabeth Tringali of Charlotte, North Carolina, has been named as the recipient of the 2019 Salem Academy Sisters Merit Scholarship, a competitive award that enables an incoming first-year boarding student to attend the 247-year-old Academy for high school girls tuition-f

Abigail Wucherer, daughter of Talia and Rick Wucherer, from Belmont, North Carolina has been awarded NC State’s Park Scholarship for the Class of 2023. Selection as a Park Scholars is based on outstanding accomplishments and potential in scholarship, leadership, service, and character.

Leaders at Salem Academy and College are heralding the successes of phase I of the institution’s strategic plan, which included a $10 million campaign called Step Up for Salem.