NORTH MASON HIGH SCHOOL - Senior Bulletin #10 May 10, 2021 - North Mason School District

NORTH MASON HIGH SCHOOL
                        Senior Bulletin #10
                          May 10, 2021
    Questions can be directed to Thomas Mosby, Career & College Counselor:
               tmosby@northmasonschools.org 360-277-2211

                 Senior awards night is back in the Bulldog House

                        The ceremony will be held:

May 25 , 2021 at 6pm in the North Mason High School Gymnasium .
Note: Please fill out the awards form for any scholarship recognition you have attained
thus far and would like to be recognized for during Sr. awards night. Once you have filled the
information out, please email it to: tmosby@northmasonschools.org
We need to have your awards sheets returned by May 14, 2021….no later!!! We need time to
get the certificates ready for your recognition during the ceremony. If you do not have your
awards attainment form turned in by the date above, you will not be recognized for your
awards during Sr awards night unless you are a recipient of one of the local North Mason
Foundation Scholarship awards. In that case, the scholarship committee will contact you to
notify you of your respective award from the respective organization awarding the
scholarship. Any awards attained outside the Foundation must be reported on the form that
will accompany this Sr bulletin addition.

PROM
Prom is coming up on May 15th in Allyn. Please note that this is NOT affiliated with the North
Mason High School but is for all NMHS seniors and juniors, plus their dates. We are fundraising to
cover the entire cost.

GRADUATION UPDATE!
Graduation is June 11th at 7pm. We will be having a practice graduation on June 11 th @ 9am in
the Stadium.
What is expected as of now:
-Graduation will be at the stadium
-Each student will get around 2-3 tickets
-Keep in mind that if we go back to phase 2, we will be having a drive thru graduation

Girls, it is recommended to not wear heels since we will be having graduation on the turf field.
With heels it will be very hard to walk on the turf and it would suck to take a tumble on your
special day!

We have 2 spots open for people who want to give speeches at graduation. You will need to
make your speech and get it approved. The details on who you are turning it in to and the due
date will be given ASAP.

College Information
Virtual College Presentations:
Seattle Pacific, Seattle
Here are a few updates from SPU:
Campus Tours: We are excited to announce that we are re-opening for limited, appointment-only, in-person
campus tours exclusively for admitted students. Visits will look a little different, but our visitors, staff, and
students’ health and safety have been, and will continue to be, our highest priority. We hope to offer campus
visits for all prospective students soon! We will let you and your students know when they become available.

SPU’s plans for the fall: As we assess continued efforts at the federal and state levels with both mitigation
and vaccination programs, we are optimistic that the current trends will provide us the opportunity to
meet our goal to return to in-person instruction, housing, and campus activities for the fall. We will
continue to provide updates as they become available.

Live Virtual Events: We are still hosting a variety of live virtual events to help students in their college search
process. Take a look at our Visits page to view all available options.

Parent and Family Resource Page: As you know, one of the major decisions a family will make is where their
student will go to college. We created a resource page to help families learn more about SPU, the application
process, and next steps for when their student is admitted.

Lastly, don’t forget to check out our High School Counselor Resource page! Here you will easily find
information as you help students explore SPU. We also appreciate any feedback you have to help make this a
more helpful resource for you.

Please know how much we appreciate all of your efforts during these very challenging times. If you have any
questions or feedback, feel free to contact us. We would enjoy the opportunity to connect with you!
Ineliz Soto-Fuller

Senior Director of Admissions
Undergraduate Admissions
206-281-2021
admissions@spu.edu

Pacific University, Forrest Grove Oregon
Webpage for quick details on all things Pacific University, made just for YOU!
pacificu.edu/counselors-recommenders

Virtual Scholarship Event for Seniors
pacificu.edu/admissions/undergraduate-admissions/admissions-events/senior-preview-
scholarshipdays
 YouTube Channel for Pacific University youtube.com/user/PacUniv

Washington State University
ADMISSIONS PRESENTATIONS
Interested in getting to know about life in Pullman, the various housing and residence life
options, or about the 200+ fields of study offered at WSU? If you’re a transfer student joining us
at WSU feel free to join any general presentation or for specific transfer student presentations
as well
Western Washington University Admissions Counselors
While the Office of Admissions is not meeting with visitors in person at this time, we are still
available to answer your questions! You can get a hold of us from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday
through Friday via phone at (360) 650-3440, via text at (360) 966-8155, or email at
admissions@wwu.edu. You can also schedule a video appointment, reach out to your
Admissions Counselor directly (opens in new tab) open_in_new, or get connected with a WWU
student with similar interests. Get personal advice on how to best complete your application,
how to schedule a personalized campus visit, and help deciding whether Western is the best fit
for you: Connect with your Admissions Counselor
Virtual Meetings: Students and families can schedule virtual one-on-one meetings with any of
our Admissions Counselors through our Admissions Counselor page or by reaching out to
schedule a meeting. We are also available through email, phone, and text.
Visit Campus: Our campus is open, and we welcome students to come check it out in person.
Students can schedule a guided tour for Monday-Friday, and some Saturdays. For further
information, please review our Campus Visits page.
Virtual Campus Resources: For students who want to experience the U of I from the comfort of
their homes, we have some great virtual resources, such as our Virtual Visit Presentation and
our Virtual Tour. Students can also view the Residence Halls, the Student Rec Center, as well as
many other options.
UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY
Operation Information 2021
Join our OPINFO Facebook groups to participate in weekly sessions and learn more about the
US Naval Academy! Sign up for Navy swag giveaways! Join live conversations with Midshipmen
each week to learn more about the US Navy!

THE Guide to Christian Colleges & Universities 2021
Do your college-bound students need a free and helpful resource? The 2021 edition of THE
Guide is now available! There are over 110 Christian colleges & universities profiled in this
publication which this year includes a Spanish section. If you would like a couple copies or a
couple boxes, let us know and we will send them to you at no cost. THE Guide is a great
resource in your office and can also be a helpful handout during a "college prep" night. For
more information, contact christiancollegefairs@naccap.org or call us at 260.356.5211
Portland State University
Good news! We are safely reopening our classrooms for in-person instruction this fall at
Portland State University, and we’re doing everything we can to make sure your students can
join us — no stress required.
That means students can apply to PSU for free through June 15 and we have
temporarily lowered our GPA requirements for high school applicants. We’re making it easier
for students to come to PSU, because we know that COVID-19 upended their lives and
disrupted their education in countless ways.
You and your colleagues play an important role in guiding students through their college search
process and we want to do whatever we can to support you in your efforts.
We’re making PSU possible for more students by:

   •   Waiving our application fee through June 15.
   •   Temporarily lowering our required GPA for high school applicants.
   •   Giving housing discounts to low-income students.
   •   Helping students prepare for college over the summer.

Learn more about Open for Fall, Open for All.
Thank you for your commitment to your students and their education and to Portland State
University! We value our partnership with you and meeting your students.

ASVAB SCORES can be picked up in the Career Center, Room 110
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SCHOLARSHIP TIPS
•      Scholarships are for all students who plan to pursue post-secondary training. Many
       scholarships go unawarded simply because no one applied for them. Always apply!
•      Start early & keep looking. One day is not enough.
•      Follow the directions and meet deadlines.
•      Apply each and every year.
•      Beware of scholarship scams. DON’T PAY ANYONE to help you find free money!

Seniors there are still scholarships to apply for. Please read through
and apply for scholarships that are still available for you to apply for.
If you don’t apply you can’t be selected.
Washington School Retirees Association—www.wssra.org · Young and Bold Scholarship-
scholarships@boldip.com

2019-2020 academic year. Applicants must have attended Grapeview School for a minimum of
one year and be graduating from the North Mason or Shelton School Districts. The award may
be used at any state or private university, college, technical school or trade school in the United
States that is accredited. Award criteria includes academic achievement, financial need,
involvement in school and community activities, service, and evidence of work in high school
that shows preparation for further education and the student’s career plan. The senior portfolio
or scholarship notebook will be used to find evidence for these criteria. This scholarship is also
coordinated with the North Mason Scholarship Foundation.

Washington CARE GIVERS Scholarship: I work with a group of senior care advocates and based
on conversations with the caregiver community, more and more high school and college
students are taking on the role of caregiver for aging loved ones. To help support these
students, we have made available scholarships that can provide financial assistance. You can
read more about our work here:
https://www.caring.com/caregivers/scholarships-for-student-caregivers

https://www.caring.com/caregivers/scholarships-for-student-caregivers#the-caring-com-
scholarship

We would appreciate the opportunity to collaborate with you to share this anywhere on your
website, as it would be of tremendous value for students who are juggling caregiving and
educational responsibilities.

Career and Technical Scholarship

The Career and Technical Scholarship has just opened for Washington residents planning to go
to community or technical college. We encourage you to apply! This scholarship offers $1,500
per quarter in scholarship funding towards certificates, apprenticeships and associate degrees.
The scholarship can be used to cover tuition, fees and other indirect costs of attendance like
housing, transportation, food and more. The Career and Technical Scholarship supports
Washington residents of any age on their path to high-demand, family wage careers in the
trades, STEM and health care.

If you want a new job in a field like welding, manufacturing, commercial vehicle driving or IT,
this scholarship is for you!

To be eligible, applicants must:
   • Enroll at an eligible Washington state community or technical college in winter 2021.
   • Enroll in an eligible certificate, apprenticeship or associate degree program leading to a
       high-demand trade, STEM or health care occupation.
   • Obtain a Washington state high school diploma or GED.
   •   Have a total family income that does not exceed 125% of the Washington state median family
       income.

Marine Corp Foundation Scholarship-Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation, an organization
that provides scholarships to children of Marines pursuing post-secondary education.
Supporting children of Veterans in pursuit of a higher education is something I feel passionately
about. With your help, I’d like to work together to share information about the Foundation’s
scholarship program with as many military families as possible!

The Foundation’s scholarships support children of Marines and Navy Corpsmen pursuing a post-
secondary education at any accredited school—whether that be a career training or trade
school, community college, or four-year university. The scholarships are need-based and are
awarded to every eligible applicant! It’s something the Foundation has been proud to do for
more than 55 years.

Digital brochures: * General Scholarship * Career & Technical Education Scholarship

For more information, please visit www.mcsf.org. Digital brochures: * General Scholarship *
Career & Technical Education Scholarship

Scholarship Programs Department Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation 909 N. Washington St.
| Suite 400 | Alexandria, VA 22314 www.mcsf.org | scholarship@mcsf.org | (866) 496-5462

Anderson Criminal Justice Scholarship

The Anderson Criminal Justice Scholarship is awarded to a student in Washington state
pursuing a career in the field of criminal justice. Washington residents who are either
graduating seniors or returning students/adult learners are applicable for this scholarship.
Preference will be given to students pursuing a career in law enforcement. The $5,000 award is
payable over two years ($2,500 per year). All funds are paid directly to the recipient’s college or
university to be used toward tuition or books. For renewal, the recipient must be a full-time
student, continuing in the field of criminal justice.

Fred Oldfield Scholarship for the Arts

The Fred Oldfield Scholarships for the Arts are
awarded to six graduating seniors from
Puyallup High School, Rogers High School,
Emerald Ridge High School, Sumner High
School, Bonney Lake High School, and the
Tacoma School of the Arts. Applicants must
demonstrate involvement in the study of the
arts (music, theater, art, etc.), as well as an
intention to pursue a career in the arts.
Students are required to have a minimum
cumulative GPA of 2.7. Financial need may be
considered, though it is not a requirement. The
$1,000 awards are paid directly to the
recipient’s college, university or school of the
arts to be used toward tuition or books. These
scholarships are funded by proceeds generated
from the auction of an original Fred Oldfield
painting during the Washington State Fair in
September.

   The Washington State Opportunity
   Scholarship (WSOS) is available for
   Washington students pursuing careers in
   science, technology, engineering, math,
   and health care. The award provides
   students with up to $22,500 in scholarship
   funding towards a 4-year college degree
   and connects them with peer and
   professional mentors to help them achieve

success from the first day on campus to
   their first day on the job.

   List of Eligible Majors: There are MANY majors included. Please check this list for the
   latest approved majors.

   Create your own scholarship profile and get scholarships matched to your profile and
   need.

   List of Eligible Institutions: There are a variety of eligible institutions in Washington to
   utilize the scholarship at, check this list.
 Scholarship Name: OppU Achievers Scholarship
Award Amount: $2,500
Eligibility: High school seniors, college students, graduate students; cumulative GPA of at least
3.0/4.0; U.S. citizen or resident
Deadline: September 30, December 31, March 31, and June 30
To Apply: Students submit a short response to the question "What makes you an achiever?"
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BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF SOUTH PUGET SOUND EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP
The BGCSPS Educational Scholarship is designed to support Boys & Girls Clubs of South Puget
Sound Club members and alumni who demonstrate good citizenship while striving to attain
their academic goals. This critical financial support is offered to provide our past and current
members with opportunities to succeed, pursue their academic careers, and maximize their
potential. Eligibility for New or Returning Applicants Selection Criteria Applicants must meet the
following eligibility requirements: • Must be a current or former member of a Branch of the
Boys & Girls Clubs of South Puget Sound; must have applied to, or be enrolled in, a public or
private college, university, or technical/vocational school to receive their undergraduate
education. Applicants should demonstrate the following: • Participation in Boys & Girls Clubs of
South Puget Sound • Academic Achievement • Community Involvement • Financial Need •
Boys & Girls Club Staff Recommendation • Extra-curricular Involvement • Essays • Presentation
of Application • Personal Reference Applications are available online at www.bgcsps.org,
through your High School Guidance Counselor, and at Boys & Girls Clubs of South Puget Sound
Branches. DEADLINE: Please submit your application to BGCSPS Educational Scholarship Office
at 3875 South 66th Street, Suite 101, Tacoma, WA 98409 OR email to woodsk@bgcsps.org.
Applications must be received by May 3, 2021 by the close of business. Please read the
application carefully, as incomplete or late applications will not be considered. Proofread your
entire application for grammar, punctuation, and clarity. It is recommended you have someone

else, like your Branch Manager or a teacher, proofread your application as well, given that
presentation is one of the criteria selections. Typed applications are preferred .

Educational Scholarship: http://bit.ly/2021BGCSPSscholarship
Hallman Scholarship: http://bit.ly/2021Hallman

Building Industry Scholarship
The Building Industry Association of Washington (BIAW) is the voice of the housing industry in
Washington with nearly 8,000 member companies, employing over 200,000 workers, making
BIAW the largest trade association in the state. Who Should Apply? • Washington state
residents only • Students who will be applying to any Washington state accredited community,
vocational/technical college, or university • Students who can demonstrate a need for
additional funding to complete their programs in a construction industry-related field of study
Application Packet Submit the following items and mail to: BIAW Education Program, 300
Deschutes Way SW Suite 300, Tumwater, WA 98501 1. Application form. Fill out completely or
mark N/A if not applicable. Incomplete information may affect the rating of your application. All
information you provide is strictly confidential. 2. Three letters of recommendation describing
your qualifications that make you a clear choice for a BIAW scholarship. At least two letters
should be from those who interact with you in your professional life: supervisor, co-worker,
counselor, teacher, etc. and should be no older than 12 months. 3. Academic transcript
(unofficial copy allowed) from your last two semesters, three quarters, or a copy of your most
recent transcript. 4. Essay (250 words min.) on your career goals. Application Deadline and
Notification All application packets must be postmarked by May 14, 2021.
 The selection committee will make its decision in early June. Scholarship award recipients will
be contacted via mail by June 30, 2021. All applicants will be mailed notice of their final status.
Evaluation Criteria Applicants will be judged according to the following criteria: 20% Academic
Record 20% Work Experience 15% Community Service/Extracurricular School Activities 15%
Recommendation 15% Financial Need 15% Essay Distribution of Scholarships • Average awards
are typically $1,000-$5,000 and for those planning to enter a construction industry-related
field. • Scholarship awards are for the 2021-2022 academic school year. Applicants may reapply
for scholarship awards in subsequent years. Questions If you have any questions, please call
BIAW at 360-352-7800 ext. 105.

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Spread the Word: Enter to win a $2,500 Scholarship! As a supporter of STEM
education, we would like to encourage you to invite students you know to
experience the many ways STEM can make a difference and solve real-world
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                               Jobs and Careers
We have put together a video with information about PSNS Work study, helper, and apprenticeship
programs along with some info about USA Jobs, resume writing and applying for positions. This video is
about 20 minutes long and gives much of the same information I give when I come teach the classes in
person. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eesWY5MkPE

The work study announcement has already taken place this year, but this is good information to help the
students who may be interested in applying next year.

The helper announcement is not currently open, and I do not have a date yet when it will be, but we
also have direct hire capability. If you have students who are currently 18 and interested in a helper
position, I can collect resumes and forward to the shops they are interested in. If a hiring manager is
interested in speaking with them about a possible position, they will reach out to them.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Very Respectfully,
Ellen M Lukkasson
IPP (Internal Placement Program) Advisor
Commander U.S. Pacific Fleet, HRO Northwest
Office phone: 360-627-6130
Google Voice: 607-386-1720 When teleworking.

Oxford Suites – Silverdale – multiple positions
https://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/fbh/d/silverdale-immediate-opportunities/7307389588.html

Amazon Warehouse – Bremerton
https://amazon.force.com/BBJobDetails?reqid=a0R4U00000EP40Z&etd=LAFFER2UEHPRA65O67UIYRSC
F3OV6LBK7ZJUSV4ZV4EKLLJ7Y4JYGR5NT3WDZXTZG4X6VUID44BCGWCJORCTYKCTVXT7WWJ4ZEC4F7CR
R4OWHSI45C32YAU7A5THFZXBZTLWJUQUOXZLQE2YATMUCASQLY%3d%3d%3d%3d%3d%3d&piq_uuid
=fdcf392b-fb20-4474-9365-
96cf451a27b9&pandocampaignid=22897582324190801356&cmpid=POPLCH1981H1

Carl’s Jr – Bremerton
https://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/fbh/d/bremerton-carls-jr-bremerton/7307018203.html

Pressure washing and roof cleaning – Port Orchard (needs to have a DL and
vehicle)
https://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/lab/d/retsil-pressure-washing-and-
roof/7306901069.html

Server – Park Vista – Port Orchard
https://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/fbh/d/retsil-server-park-vista-by-bonaventure/7306778242.html

Dishwashers/Cooks – Purdy
https://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/fbh/d/wauna-line-cooks-dishwashers-starting/7306440302.html

Dickey’s BBQ – Bremerton
https://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/fbh/d/bremerton-team-member-and-managers/7305624225.html

Amazon - hiring lots of positions

https://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/ret/d/bremerton-amazon-warehouse-assistant/7310847670.html
Amazon Warehouse Assistant (Overnight Shifts Available) - Earn up to...
seattle.craigslist.org

Roofers – Port Orchard – will train.
https://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/lab/d/bremerton-roofers-and-laborers-wanted/7310831899.html

Albertson’s and Safeway – all locations
https://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/ret/d/bremerton-safeway-and-albertsons-job/7310596995.html

Applebee’s – Silverdale
https://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/fbh/d/silverdale-applebees-foh-boh-team/7310001562.html

Flaggers – must be 18 – will need to be trained (I don’t know if the employer
provides or not, but Olympic College has a cheap one-day class)
https://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/lab/d/port-orchard-flaggers-needed/7309828676.html

Barista – Downtown Port Orchard
https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?cmp=Bay-Buoy-
Espresso&t=Coffee+Barista&jk=7d80cd781d40381b&sjdu=QwrRXKrqZ3CNX5W-
O9jEvS2L0VlvGb0l8FyooeBYGP89YgmmJL5UyiJJt9ks6ezsNS1eA5A2CWiKJq_YB13ZWA&tk=1f3tcqcsiosjf8
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O4I37lxBtq_&pub=a1b367933fd867b19b072952f68dceb&vjs=3

Bakery Counter – Carter’s – Port Orchard
https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?cmp=Carter-and-
Company&t=Bakery+Counter+Help&jk=2ac2f9a48c2d1c0b&vjs=3

Regal Movie Theater – Port Orchard
https://recruiting.ultipro.com/REG1000REGAL/JobBoard/1bbca4e6-7b2d-4f4f-bb34-
681fc9385364/OpportunityDetail?opportunityId=5e0134d8-92bc-4b0c-9225-cbb7b47693cf

Arby’s – Port Orchard
https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?cmp=Arby%27s&t=Cashier+Food+Preparation&jk=7b7f02f615138f58
&vjs=3

NORTH MASON SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP AWARDEE FORM

STUDENT NAME:
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College/University or private Donor Scholarship Organization Name/s AMOUNT OF
AWARD

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Name of College or university planning to
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