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Oaklane Honors Roe

Hali Bernstein Saylor/Boulder City Review

Oaklane Preschool Academy presented a $1,000 scholarship to Brooks Roe during Boulder City High School’s annual Scholarship Night in May. Carole Gordon, owner of Oaklane, congratulates Roe, who attended the academy. He plans to attend Dixie State College, where he will major in mass communications. The former captain of the football, basketball and cross-country teams said he will focus on academics and has no plans to participate in sports at the college. He will spend part of the summer in Fiji on a humanitarian trip.

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