Samrath Singh is a student of Caravel Academy's Class of 2022, and aspires to attend The United States Military Academy at West Point. He is a proud recipient of Caravel Academy's scholarship awarded consistently since grade 4 and maintains a cumulative weighted GPA of 4.33. Samrath is involved in multiple sports that include basketball, football, and track. He finished third in his age category in the local Caesar Rodney Half Marathon in 2019. His primary sport is soccer, that he has played since fourth grade and which he hopes to continue playing through college. Samrath is also involved in multiple academic activities such as Debate, Science Olympiad, Math League, Engineering Club, Chess Club, National Junior Honor Society and Tri-M Music Honor Society. However, Samrath's true passion is helping people, volunteering at hospitals, local gurdwara and several charitable events. In addition, he is also a volunteer firefighter in his hometown, and founded the company Incendium as a part of the Diamond Challenge, with the aim of improving fire response and making the job safer for volunteers. Witnessing problems posed by poorly coordinated communication tools during his time on the job, Samrath led his team with an idea to help digitize a communication network among fire stations statewide and took home the top social innovation prize at the local Diamond Challenge entrepreneurship competition held in Wilmington in 2020. Education is another major part of his involvement in the community. As a Youth Education Advocate for DelawareCan and member of Dual School, Samrath developed an understanding of the importance of education and education policy. He actively contributes his spare time from his busy schedule to Smart Kidz Club, as a voice talent, developing the engagement strategy for young children, and helping strategize with the team to offer youth perspective and new generation ideas that can provide quality education to kids across the world.

Student advocate in Delaware, pushing for change in the education system and transforming achievement standards.