SCHOLARSHIP AND RECOGNITION AWARDS Since 1999, the Berkeley Heights Education Foundation has honored college-bound graduating seniors of Governor Livingston High School with monetary scholarships.  To date, $6,000 has been awarded to deserving students at the high school's annual senior awards assembly in June.  In 2005, the Board of Trustees of the BHEF voted to expand our recognition program to Columbia Middle School.     Columbia Middle School Recognition Awards At the conclusion of the academic year, two graduating eighth grade students, each of whom is well rounded with good academic achievement and involvement in community or school activities will be selected by the faculty.  Each will receive a $50 cash award funded by the BHEF.   The 2007 recipients were Shelly Enright and Eric Learn.    Governor Livingston High School Scholarship Awards Continuing our scholarship program at Governor Livingston High School, each of two graduates will receive a $500 cash award.  The recipients will be selected by the faculty based on criteria established by the BHEF in keeping with our goals of educational excellence and community involvement. One recipient will be:  (1) a graduating senior who is planning to attend a four year college,  (2) a Berkeley Heights resident, and  (3) has a GPA that falls within the top 20% of his/her class, having taken at least       three Advanced Placement courses.   The 2007 recipient of this award was Kelsey Hall.   The second recipient will be:  (1) a graduating senior who is planning to attend a four year college,  (2) a Berkeley Heights resident, and  (3) has shown dedication in continuous significant service to the community over       the last four years. The 2007 recipient of this award was Kelli McGovern.   The Berkeley Heights Education Foundation is proud of the achievements of the many talented students in our community and is pleased to be able to recognize their accomplishments.