Elysha Samatua
O le au tapua’i lea i faiva o le tama’ita’i o Elysha Samatua i lana taumafaiga i le Dixie State University International Pageant. O i latou uma nei o alo ma fanau a Amerika Samoa o lo’o aooga i lea Iunivesite i le taimi nei. O le fa’afetai ua matua si’itia e Elysha ona o le sapaiga o ia e nei uso...
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Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — Four high school seniors and two ASCC graduates have been awarded a combined total of $56,000 in scholarship money to fund their education, thanks to the McDonald's American Samoa Scholarship Program...
Most of American Samoa’s high school graduates enjoy the privilege of qualifying for the Pell Grant, which covers most if not all of the cost of them earning a Bachelors degree in college. However, students born outside of the US and its territories often face a tremendous financial burden trying...


![McDonald's American Samoa has done it again! This year, company president and CEO Tautolo Agaoleatu Charlie Tautolo and the crew presented $56,000 in scholarships to six local students, who are pictured with their proud parents yesterday morning during a brief presentation ceremony.[photo: B. Chen] McDonald's scholarship recipients and their parents](https://www.samoanews.com/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/field/image/mcds_scholarship_recipients.jpg?itok=CKIlVXLZ)
![The fall 2018 recipients for the American Community College’s In-House Scholarships are (left to right) Jingjing Jiang, Elysha Samatua, Mark Espiritu and Jean Paula Eseo. [Photo: J. Kneubuhl] (left to right) Jingjing Jiang, Elysha Samatua, Mark Espiritu and Jean Paula Eseo](https://www.samoanews.com/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/field/image/ascc_fall_2018_scholarship_recipientsweb.jpg?itok=0cPnFu6P)