2018 Media Coverage
Please see below all of the media coverage surrounding the 2018 Walk/Run. Thank you all for your continued support. WAPT WLBT WJTV http://www.msnewsnow.com/story/38368009/more-than-baseball-at-the-michael-d-johnson-classic
2018 Scholarship Runner Ups
The following students are the $250 book scholarship winners: 1st Place Runner Up: Kiyah Riley – Murrah High 2nd Place Runner Up: Kyleigh Johnson – Murrah High 3rd Place Runner Up: Donnell Kinnard II – Forest Hill
2018 MDJ $1500 Scholarship Winner
Please help us congratulate Mr. Tristan Jones as the 2018 $1500 Scholarship Winner.
2017 Scholarship Runner Ups
The following students are the $250 book scholarship winners: 1st Runner Up: Kortland Jordan – Jim Hill High 2nd Runner Up: Joy Gordon – Murrah High School 3rd Runner Up: Alexis Williams – Murrah Hugh School Please help us congratulate our runner ups!
2017 MDJ $1500 Scholarship Winner
Please help us congratulate Ms. Ja’Driane Love as the 2017 $1500 Scholarship Winner.
Rainbow Signs
We would like to thank Rainbow Signs in Jackson MS. They donated a beautiful sign. Thank you Brad Reid & Rainbow Signs! We greatly appreciate your support! Rainbow Signs 337 Highway 80 W. Jackson, MS 39201 http://rainbow-signs.com
2016 Scholarship Runner Ups
The following were this years $250 Book Scholarship winners: Jordan Bowden – Callaway High School Dikardo Dextra – Callaway High School
2016 MDJ $1500 Scholarship Winner
Isaiah Rush is the 2016 $1500 Scholarship Winner. Isaiah is a graduate of Jim Hill High School. Please help us congratulate him and wish him well on his future endeavors.
2016 MDJ Scholarship Runner Ups
Jordan Bowden and Dikardo Dextra are our 2 runner ups. They both attended Callaway High School and will receive the $250 book scholarship. Please help us to congratulate this great young men!
Ahsia Clayton Fall 2015
Our 2015 Scholarship Winner Ahsia Clayton is representing the Michael D. Johnson Foundation well. She received student of the week in the summer STEM program. She also received all A’s for the Fall 2015 semester. Way to go Ahsia!