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NORTH MASON HIGH SCHOOL
Senior Bulletin #5
Jan. 29, 2021
Questions can be directed to: Thomas Mosby, Career & College Counselor-
tmosby@northmasonschools.org
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBy-3qlT6a4&feature=youtu.be (A lot of important
Senior info is given in this weekly walk by BG!)
Message from River Harrah-2020-2021Senior Class Secretary/Treasurer
Hello Senior Bulldogs, I am River Harrah your 2020-2021 Senior class Secretary/Treasurer.
It is an honor to be serving you all this year and I can’t wait for what’s to come. Now I will be
sharing a VERY IMPORTANT date to remember: There has been an extension on the “BULLDOG
All-In-One Package” Senior gear sale!! Our gear is straight from a business called Jostens and
they do an amazing job at making the gear perfect for us! Keep in mind that you NEED to order
a cap and gown it is a NECESSITY!! The extension for the sale will be until DECEMBER 15th, 2020
which is also when your orders are due for everything INCLUDING your cap and gown!!! Spread
the word, let your parents know, etc.! If you have any question you can comment down below
and one of your Senior class officers will get back to you ASAP! Thank you
Orders from Jostens can be place online www.Jostens.com or by mailing an order form. Please
call the main office 360-277-2303 if you need a mail in order form.
It is vital that this year you send in your senior portrait and quote into the yearbook to Kaylee
Huffman and staff by Feb 5th email to northmasonhigh@gmail.com. There will also be a slide
of baby pictures at graduation so make sure you have sent your picture to Ms. Reichstein,
kreichstein@northmasonschools.org
THINGS TO KNOW:
Calling All Teen Artists. The 2020 Scholastic Awards are open for submissions! Visit our
website to create your account and upload your work for the chance to be considered for
scholarships and Special Achievement Awards. Be sure to check your region's guidelines and
deadlines and review the updates we have made to the 2020 Scholastic Awards before
submitting your work! Need help creating an account? Email us at info@artandwriting.org.
Your Co-President, Emmet is going to be putting together the baby photo slide show for
graduation for us all! Remember graduation is on June 11th!
What you need to know about submitting your baby pictures:
- One baby picture
- Send to Ms. Reichstein (kreichstein@northmasonschools.org) Virtual College Presentations: University of Washington Freshmen presentation dates: Do you or you students have questions about applying to the UW? Join us for one of our freshman application webinars. You will hear directly from an admissions counselor about how to complete the Coalition Profile and get tips for essay writing and more. Create your Coalition account in advance and bring your questions! All webinars are 4–5 p.m. Pacific time. At the University of Washington, we strive to promote access, opportunity and justice for all. And, as we support the fight for racial equity, ensuring access to higher education is as important as ever. In service of that goal the Multicultural Outreach & Recruitment (MOR) team is offering a variety of virtual opportunities for your students to connect with our admissions counselors. We invite you to share this programming with your students. • What: Fall Virtual Recruitment Events • When: Now to Mid-November • Where: Online Questions? Contact us at reach@uw.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. FINANCIAL AID PRESENTATIONS Join Student Financial Services for a live presentation on how to successfully pay for your college education.
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.
Gettysburg College Virtual Presentation
We are hosting three virtual programs throughout the fall. We have extended the RSVP date for
our October program, which is coming up
• December 14, 2020 at 9:00 am Eastern Time - please RSVP by December 7
Each program will provide both information about Gettysburg College and an opportunity to
ask the questions that are on your mind. We are excited to share updates and to create a
meaningful dialogue surrounding college admissions.
Please let us know if you have any questions. www.gettysburg.edu
UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY
Operation Information 2020
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 about the following:
Occidental CollegeWe have enhanced our website to support counselors with additional information and virtual
resources—please feel free to check out Oxy's School & CBO Counselors page. All of our
publications for counselors and prospective students, including the Financial Literacy
Guide and Report to College Counselors, are published on this site.
• Occidental has moved its Early Decision II deadline forward one month, to February 1.
This extra month will afford students the opportunity to have their full first term of
senior year considered as part of the application. It will also give students and their
families added time to research Occidental before identifying it as their first choice.
More information is available here.
• Earlier this spring, we joined hundreds of our peers with a commitment to a test
optional policy for first-year and transfer applications.
• Occidental opted for a fully virtual fall semester, but we are hopeful to bring back
students to our residential community for the spring semester. We are coordinating
with Los Angeles County health officials and hope to have a definitive announcement in
early December. Furthermore, as you will see within the Report to College Counselors,
in February Occidental welcomed Harry J. Elam, Jr. as the College’s 16th president. As
Stanford University's vice provost for the past decade, Dr. Elam brings proven leadership
skills, a profound understanding of undergraduate education, and an enthusiastic
embrace of our commitment to access and excellence. We are thrilled to have President
Elam join the Oxy community! While the start of this school year has certainly brought
its own unique set of challenges and obstacles, we are continually grateful for all the
work you do for students. If you or your students have not yet had the opportunity to
further engage virtually with Oxy, we would be remiss not to ensure that invite has been
appreciative of your continued efforts.
Virtual Christian College Fairs
Here’s a chance for your students to win up to $10,000 in scholarship money all while exploring
their options in Christian Higher Education.
We have an exciting slate of virtual events for your college-bound students! Check out the
entire list online. Students can connect with Christian colleges & universities that offer a wide
variety of locations, majors, athletics and special programs.
These are free, informative and designed with students in mind.
This slate of events will run from November 9–February 18. In addition to the college booths,
there will be a series of 13 webinars addressing overarching topics such as paying for college,
helping student-athletes get recruited, and essay writing advice from The College Essay Guy.
Help us promote these events! Urge your students to register NOW for all events they are
interested in attending, even if they are months away. Once registered, we will remind them of
their choices in the days leading up to each event.Promotional Resources
View the 20-minute counselor webinar explaining the virtual fair experience.
View the 20-minute counselor webinar explaining the virtual fair experience.
Virtual Fair Promotional Flyer
Virtual Fair Sessions
Virtual Fairs Listing
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
Did you know?
The UK personal statement is very different to the US one; it’s more about your ability in
the subject, knowledge of the field, and preparation for study. Here are two videos to
help students write their UK personal statement!
UCAS
Cardiff Metropolitan University
Did you miss our virtual college fair?Did you miss the college fair, or want to get some details again? Have no fear- the recording is up on YouTube! Please share it wherever it may be useful -- your school's social media, newsletters, or directly with other students and advisors. I hope it's inspiring and that it helps to clarify the process - please always feel free to reach out for more info, or to schedule an info session. Universal Technical Institute offering Virtual Tour Virtual Field Trip! BRING YOUR FAMILY TO THE DEALERSHIP FOR A TOUR! Thursday, February 11th 6:00 PM Porsche of San Diego 9020 Miramar Rd. San Diego, CA 92126 Register Now – SCAN HERE! Having trouble scanning the QR Code? No Problem! lick the link below and it will take you to the registration page! For More Info on UTI VISIT https://bit.ly/UTI-STEM-RG1 SAT TESTING DATES https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/sat/register/dates-deadlines SAT Test Dates and Deadlines | College Board SAT administration dates and registration deadlines for U.S. test takers for the 2020-2021 school year. 1. Dates (National) ... 2. https://www.act.org/content/dam/act/unsecured/documents/pdfs/2020-BTSM-Flyer.pdf ACT 2020/2021 Test Dates 2020/2021 TEST DATES. REGISTRATION DEADLINE. LATE REGISTRATION DEADLINE. *No test centers are scheduled in New York for the July test date. ASVAB TEST Dates: The ASVAB testing date this year will be Friday Feb 19th 9:00 am-12:00-noon, 2021 The score interpretation date is Wed, March 10th, 2021. Please note this on the calendar. There could be a possibility that there will be a couple more test dates scheduled after the Feb test,
depending on demand. The first test is predicated on having students back in the building part of full time at that time during the school year. Please get these dates on the calendar. FEDERAL FINANCIAL AID APPLICATION PROCESS OPEN OCT 1, 2020 www.educationconnection.com/grants 2020-21 FAFSA Application Info - Fast and Easy Process Our Rich Resources Help Students Match Their Personal Interests To Specific Career Goals. Interested In College, But Lack the Funds? 100% Free Info On FAFSA Application Available. Admissions & Eligibility. Helpful Tips for Applying. Info On Financial Aid. Education Success Kit. Types: Grants for College, Student Loans, Scholarships, Other Types of Aid Info. Complete the FAFSA ® Form Fasfa.ed Guide to Using FAFSA.ed What Is the FAFSA Types of Financial Aid Graduate Strong-Virtual Financial Aid Filing Assistance Anna Fulford I’m reaching out to let you know that Graduate Strong & Washington College Access Network (WCAN) are teaming up for three virtual events where students and families can get help filing their FAFSA or WASFA and navigating any obstacles in their financial aid filing process. These three events will be staffed by Graduate Strong’s Financial Aid Navigators, community volunteers who have been trained to help students & families navigate the financial aid process—You are welcome to join us! All events will be held on Zoom. See details and event description below. Event #1 Date/Time: January 29, 2021 from 2-4pm Register for this Zoom event Event #2 Date/Time: February 12, 2021 from 2-4pm Register for this Zoom event Event #3 Date/Time: February 23, 2021 from 4-6pm (Bilingual Event: Spanish & English) Register for this Zoom event (Please email me if your school or district can help us staff this event by providing 2 hours of staff time for Spanish language interpreter or bilingual staff!)
Promotional materials for this event Use the attached flyer to promote this event. Registration links for each event are embedded in the poster, or you can use the Zoom registration links above. Promotional materials in Spanish coming soon for the bilingual event on 2/23! Does your school have a Facebook account? Use the appropriate Facebook event link to promote these events: 1/29/21 Event 2/12/21 Event 2/23/21 Event Students & Families Students and families can register for any of the events using the appropriate Zoom registration link. Zoom registration links are included in this email (above) and on the promotional poster. What will the event look like for students & families? Students/Parents will be required to register in order to attend the event. Registration for all events will be open throughout the 2-hour event time, so students/parents do not need to register in advance. Once registered, the student/parent will see a confirmation page with the link to enter the Zoom meeting. Upon registration, the student/parent will also receive an email with a Zoom link to enter the meeting. Make sure that emails from zoom.us have not been blocked by your district. When a student or parent arrives to the event, they will enter the main Zoom room where they will get some basic information about financial aid, and then we’ll get them started on the filing process. To protect everyone’s privacy, students & parents will rename themselves using their initials and the name of their high school. Zoom’s chat features allow participants to ask questions privately. In the main room, students can get answers to their questions and real time help filling out their financial aid application. 1:1 breakout rooms will be available for students/parents who need individualized help, interpreter services, or additional privacy for sensitive questions. The event on February 23rd will be a bilingual event where all content will be available in Spanish & English. Does your school or district have bilingual staff or interpreters who could help us staff this event? Please contact me at afulford@wcan.org or 360-337-9635!
For questions-Just reply to this email! Anna Fulford afulford@wcan.org and Graduate Strong
Network Manager, Alyson Rotter alyson.rotter@kitsapstrong.org.
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www.scholarships360.org Thousands of scholarship opportunities
www.commonapp.org More than 750 colleges & universities that take the same
application & have more access to financial aid & scholarships.
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!
MARK E. REED SCHOLARSHIP WASHINGTON BOARD
215 N Third Street Shelton, Washington 98584
The Mark E. Reed scholarship program is beginning its 2021 selection season! Enclosed is an
information sheet that explains our process. We are excited to announce that we will be
awarding eight $3,000 scholarships to students in our Washington operating area. An electronic
copy of the application can be obtained by visiting our company website at
www.greendiamond.com, under Charitable Giving. The application should be printed and
signed by the applicant before mailing it to our office. Please review the rules and instructions
with each applicant as no exceptions are made in fairness to all applicants. Items that need to
be stressed are 1) Send only requested information - scholarship notebooks are not allowed, 2)
All transcripts should be certified and sealed by the school and 3) It is preferred that all
applications be typewritten. Please note that due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which has caused
many students to be in remote learning environments at this time, transcripts may be mailed
directly to the Secretary of the Board. They must be received/postmarked by February 26,
2021. Applications must be postmarked or received in our office by 4:00 pm on February 26,
2021. If you have questions, please call me at (360) 427-4703 or send an email to
natalie.marshall@greendiamond.com.OCCU SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS Now Available! Do you know a 2021 graduate? Let’s help them on their next adventure, together Scholarship program details & applications are available for download at: ourcu.com/scholarship-program Application deadline: April 30, 2021. Scholarship Notebooks for North Mason Foundation Scholarships Scholarship Notebook Packets for 2021 will be posted on the NMHS website were sent to you via email on January 3, 2021. You can get a copy of the notebook packet as a guideline in the front foyer of the high school, pick up during school hours 8am-3:30 pm. Also, there has been a copy emailed to all seniors who are on the list to receive the senior bulletin. Scholarship notebook covers can be purchased at any office store. The notebook has to be no larger than a 1-inch black binder (yes it has to be a black binder 1-inch-thick back, no larger. If cost of purchasing the notebook is a problem, please contact Mr. Mosby, tmosby@northmasonschools.org or 360-277-2211. Scholarship notebooks will be due in March so start your notebook NOW! North Mason Foundation Scholarship List North Mason Foundation Scholarships must be applied for in the scholarship booklet in the North Mason High School front foyer during school hours from 8am-3:30 pm, Mon-Fri. Most of these Foundation scholarships require the scholarship notebook completion and submission to apply. Some scholarships require an additional application. Those applications are in the foyer as well next to the scholarship sign up booklet. You must read the description of the scholarship, which has been provided for you below, decide if you would like to apply, if so, then go to the foyer and sign up in the booklet next to the scholarship. If there is an additional application required, you need to fill that our and include it in your scholarship notebook when you submit it in March. The Foundation encourages all seniors to fill out a scholarship notebook, since it is a document that could get you Foundation scholarship monies for simply having a completed notebook. The scholarship notebook is due at the high school on March 19th, 2021 at 3pm, no later. Late submissions after that date and time will not be accepted, no Exceptions!! North Mason Chamber of Commerce Scholarship link https://forms.gle/U6KhSs9cbtP6y95V8
North Mason Foundation ongoing Scholarships Due March 19, 2021: Descriptions and signup sheets for each scholarship is available in the front foyer at NMHS. There are over 50 scholarships available through the North Mason Foundation. Scholarships- Apply for the North Mason Foundation Scholarships. Stop by the NMHS Foyer. The North Mason Foundation may award each senior a $500-$1,200 scholarship for completing and submitting your notebook with all components complete. The Foundation awards and amount are dependent on Foundation funds available each year. · North Mason High School local Scholarships: Each of the following listed scholarships applications can be picked up in NMHS Foyer · Dorothy Ariens Memorial-Application in NMHS Foyer · Mason County Association of Realtors-Application in NMHS Foyer · North Mason Music Booster Club Scholarship-Application in NMHS Foyer · Ewing C. Kelly Scholarship-Application in NMHS Foyer · Harstine Theatre-Application in NMHS Foyer · Ed Amick Wrestling Scholarship-Application in NMHS Foyer · Anna Bays Music Scholarship-Application in NMHS Foyer · Art Institute Scholarship-Application in NMHS Foyer · Building Industry Association of Washington Scholarship-Application in NMHS Foyer · Altrusa International Scholarship-Application in NMHS Foyer · VFW Post 1694 Bill De Miero Memorial Scholarship-Application in NMHS Foyer · Washington School Retirees Association—www.wssra.org · Young and Bold Scholarship- scholarships@boldip.com Hood Canal Masonic Community Scholarship Foundation: Any student in Mason County Schools or part of a Mason County Youth Group who is planning to attend post high school training at a college or university. Scholarship applications need to be post mark by March 31, 2021 to PO Box 1424-Belfair, WA. 98528-1424- or email to: cheriannpruitt@msn.com. Include in application, full name, high school or attending, signature, community service activities, post-secondary school planning to attend, Goals statement, Official Transcripts, GPA 2.5, Letters of recommendations (2)
Scholarships awards will be presented May 19, 2021 at a ceremony in Belfair. FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS THAT REQUIRE SCHOLARSHIP NOTEBOOK (ALL ARE DUE MARCH 19, 2021-NO EXCEPTIONS) Sign up for the scholarships that require the notebook in the binder located in foyer. If you are signing up for a scholarship that requires an additional essay, please include the scholarship name and student number only. BELFAIR VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS SCHOLARSHIP-DeMiero Family Amount: TBD Scholarship Notebook Must be interested in pursuing a career in the field of emergency service, show involvement and dedication, and be a member in good standing of an emergency service organization, e.g. Search & Rescue, Fire Dept., etc. BELFAIR VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS SCHOLARSHIP Amount: TBD Scholarship Notebook Strong community service, good character, positive attitude, financial need, & academics 3.0 & above BILL LANDRAM MEMORIAL Amount: $500 Scholarship Notebook & Essay Criteria: Minimum GPA of 3.0, must have participated in school and community activities. Essay, maximum of 2 pages. “What has been your biggest challenge?” CARL & MARIE PICKEL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Amount: TBD Scholarship Notebook Must show genuine interest to pursue environmental studies upon entering a college or university. DAVID F. GUIDI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Amount: $500 Scholarship Notebook David Guidi inspired others through sports and leadership while attending North Mason High School. He graduated in 1973, earned his teaching degree, and then settled down to work at the Belfair QFC for 30 years. His hard work, willingness to help others and smile that greeted everyone were an inspiration to all that knew him. He shared his love for musical theatre, fun facts, and anything Disney with his family, co-workers, friends and customers. He believed, as Walt Disney did, that the most important thing is family. The Guidi family is proud to offer a scholarship to a 2020 North Mason graduate with the desire to further his or her education. Criteria: This scholarship is to be used for tuition at a voc-tech program, community college or a four-year college/university. Write a paragraph of 200 words or less answering the following question: What are your educational and career goals? Who and/or what has inspired you to reach these goals? EVERGREEN GARDEN CLUB Amount: $500 Scholarship Notebook & Application Criteria: Preference will be given to students whose long-term goals include classes in environmental science, horticulture, plant pathology, landscape design, forest management, water management, agronomy and soils, ecology, city planning and land management and/or related subjects.
GRAPEVIEW COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Amount: One or more up to $6000 Scholarship Notebook & Application The Grapeview Community Association will award one or more scholarships of up to $6000 for the 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. JK’S TREASURE Amount: 2 awards @ $500 Scholarship Notebook Criteria Sheet & Essay Criteria: For students who are involved in community service, leadership, and are in good academic standing, are planning on attending a four-year college or university, community college or vocational school, and have financial need. Qualifying students should have a great sense of respect for different cultures. Essay topic: If you could make a health care system what would it be like? KIWANIS CLUB OF NM (3) AND TOM KELLY MEMORIAL (1) SCHOLARSHIPS Amount: Minimum of $500 Scholarship Notebook & Essay Financial need for one award, general scholarship (GPA, SAT, ACT scores, etc.) for one award, school activities & community service for one award, and especially this for the Tom Kelly award. All applicants must have all parts of their application complete, especially the Criteria Sheet. If incomplete, it will not be considered. Essay topic: Imagine you are an employer in Mason County. Write a persuasive memo to all your employees about why they should be involved in community service (about 100 words in length) LAKELAND MEN’S INVITATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP Amount: $1,000 Scholarship Notebook and Application Financial need, leadership, well-rounded student, academics, school activities, and community service. LAKELAND LADIES INVITATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP Amount: $750.00 Scholarship Notebook and Application Financial need, leadership, well-rounded student, academics, school activities, and community service. MASON BENSON CLUB Amount: One or more up to $6,000 Scholarship Notebook Criteria: Students pursuing post-secondary education with an emphasis in science and technology. NORTH MASON CHAMER OF COMMERCE SCHOLARSHIP Amount: $1,000 Scholarship Notebook, Application & Essay Scholarship can be used for technical school, community college or university. The Committee will look at notebooks and interview if needed. We take into consideration any and all community service, school activities, your application, and a 250-word essay telling us about your experience as an employee.
NORTH MASON EAGLES AUXILLARY SCHOLARSHIP Amount” $1,500 (3 available) Scholarship Notebook & Essay Criteria: Academics, activities, school and community achievements, character, financial need, SAT and/or ACT scores. Preference will be given to students of Eagle members. Essay, handwritten, 200 word maximum, entitled “How will help from the North Mason Eagles help me? NORTH MASON LIONS CLUB Amount: $1,000 Scholarship Notebook Strong community service, good character, positive attitude, financial need, GPA 3.0 or above. NORTH MASON ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP Amount: $1,000 (2 available) Scholarship Notebook & Essay Tell us in 500 words or less about a North Mason community project that you participated in. How has it impacted your thoughts on service above self? NORTH MASON YOUTH SOCCER SCHOLARSHIP Amount: $500 Scholarship Notebook & Essay You must have played 2 years of high school soccer. Also, you must have played in any youth program in Washington state. Please provide an essay on what playing soccer has meant to you. OLYMPIC COLLEGE SCHOLASTIC EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIP Amount: 1-year O.C. tuition (approximately $4500) Scholarship Notebook Each year, Olympic College provides area high schools with one full tuition waiver for a graduating senior who plans to attend O.C. during the upcoming academic year. Applicants must have had at least at 3.0 cumulative GPA. TAHUYA COMMUNITY CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Amount: 1 or more up to $2,000 Scholarship Notebook Applicants must be a resident of the Tahuya community. Criteria includes academic achievement, financial need, involvement in school and community activities particularly willing to help at Tahuya Day or Salmon Bake, service, and evidence of work in high school that shows preparation for further education and the student’s career plan. For information regarding service opportunities at Tahuya Day or Tahuya Salmon Bake Day, please call Becky Newbill at 360-275-6026. TED SMITH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Amount: TBD Scholarship Notebook & Application Any senior wrestler graduating from NMHS who satisfactorily completed the last wrestling season. In the even that there is not a senior wrestler, the scholarship will become available to any other graduating NM senior. TONI M. SMITH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Amount: $1,000-renewable for 4 years Essay & Letter of Recommendation Criteria: For students attending a post graduate institute/program that focuses on an ACADEMIC course of study. Student must demonstrate concern for others and is honest, shows promise that academic achievement is more important than accumulated grade point average, shows financial need. A personal essay on “service” is required, no more than 100 words.
TONI M. SMITH CTE SCHOLARSHIP Amount: $2,000-renewable for years Application Criteria: For students who wish to pursue a post graduate course of study that is focused on the “Vocational/Technical” careers. Student must demonstrate concern for others and is hones, shows promise that vocational or technical achievement is more important than accumulated grade point average, shows financial need. TONI M. SMITH FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP Amount: $5,000 minimum Scholarship Notebook & Application Recipients of this scholarship must demonstrate clear financial need, outstanding character and a strong desire to work hard for success in their post-secondary education. The scholarship may be used at both private and public institutions. Academic achievement should be solid with coursework and grades that speak to likely success in college, but applicants do not have to be in the top ranks of their class to be eligible. This scholarship will be renewable at the discretion of the North Mason Scholarship Foundation Board of Directors with the intention of supporting the recipient for up to four years of college. TONY HANNAN MEMORIAL Amount: TBD Scholarship Notebook For a North Mason graduating senior, preferably interested in pursuing a career which prioritizes manual dexterity (i.e. cosmetology, barbering, auto mechanics, high technology, etc.) Produce evidence of an upstanding moral character or evidence of a full spiritual life (i.e. the applicant may use a letter of reference). Have a 2.0 GPA or higher and write a statement of interest or intent describing his/her desire to pursue vocation-relation employment. YORK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Amount: TBD Scholarship Notebook & Essay Student must have sufficient academic record to be accepted by an accredited collage, junior college, or technical institute of applicant’s choice. 3.0 GPA or higher, academic honors, club or organizational memberships, awards, achievements and honors will be considered. Include a personal essay stating why you desire the scholarship, your need and general qualifications with any pertinent facts concerning career objectives, any work experience, skills, hobbies, goals, etc. WASHINGTON STATE FAIR FOUNDATION Amount: Fair Chance Scholarship: $3,000-14 offered Anderson Criminal Justice Scholarship: $5,000 Korum Family Art Scholarship: $2,500/$1,500/$1,000 Criteria: Students only need to submit one application for all scholarships offered online. The application system will automatically apply students for the scholarships they qualify for. https://the fairfoundation.awardspring.com/ To learn more about the other scholarships offered visit the website at: http://www.thefair.com/foundation/projects-and-programs/scholarships 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
2020.
• 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 areawarded 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 University of Washington Stars Scholars-College of Engineering-For more information go to: engr.uw.edu/stars/apply-deadline March 31, 2021 Program website:engr.uw.edu/stars Questions:starsapp@uw.edu Hood Canal Masonic Community Scholarship Foundation: Any student in Mason County Schools or part of a Mason County Youth Group who is planning to attend post high school training at a college or university. Scholarship applications need to be post mark by March 31, 2021 to PO Box 1424-Belfair, WA. 98528-1424- or email to: cheriannpruitt@msn.com. Include in application, full name, high school or attending, signature, community service activities, post-secondary school planning to attend, Goals statement, Official Transcripts, GPA 2.5, Letters of recommendations (2) Scholarships awards will be presented May 19, 2021 at a ceremony in Belfair. STATE FAIR FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS: http://www.thefair.com/foundation/projects-and-programs/scholarships Hello! Just a reminder that the Washington State Fair Blue Ribbon Scholarship Program Application Deadline FAST APPROACHING. Please direct your students to the following website to apply by 2/11/2021: https://thefairfoundation.awardspring.com/ 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.
Anderson Veterinary School Scholarship The Anderson Veterinary School Scholarship is awarded to a student currently in his/her second year of veterinary school at WSU, specifically studying equine care. The $5,000 award is payable over two years ($2,500 per year). All funds are paid directly to WSU to be used toward tuition and books. Due Feb 11, 2021 Bill Stoner Endowment Scholarship The Bill Stoner Endowment Scholarship is awarded to four students who are graduating seniors from Puyallup, Rogers, Emerald Ridge, Walker, Sumner or Bonney Lake High School, or homeschooled residents of Puyallup or Sumner, or adult learners attending Pierce College. This scholarship assists students in reaching their education and career goals at accredited two- or four-year colleges or universities. Students must have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher and have demonstrated financial need. The $1,250 awards are paid directly to the recipient’s college or university to be used toward tuition or books. Due Feb 11, 2021 Bill Stoner Endowment Scholarship - Adult Learner Pierce College The Bill Stoner Endowment Scholarship is awarded to four students who are graduating seniors from Puyallup, Rogers, Emerald Ridge, Walker, Sumner or Bonney Lake High School, or homeschooled residents of Puyallup or Sumner, or adult learners attending Pierce College. This scholarship assists students in reaching their education and career goals at accredited two or four year colleges or universities. Students must have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher and have demonstrated financial need. The $1,250 awards are paid directly to the recipient’s college or university to be used toward tuition or books. Due Feb 11, 2021 Campbell-Montgomery Business/Communications Scholarship The Campbell-Montgomery Business / Communications Scholarship is awarded to one graduating senior from Pierce County. The $2,000 award is paid over two years directly to the recipient’s college or university to be used toward tuition or books. The Campbell-Montgomery Business / Communications Scholarship was created by David and Lani Campbell to support students pursuing a degree in Business and/or Communications. Due Feb 11, 2021 Fair Chance Scholarship The Fair Chance Scholarship is awarded to fourteen students from across the state of Washington pursuing higher education at an accredited two- or four-year college, university or trade/technical school. Students must be either a graduating high school senior or an adult learner/returning student. All applicants must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.7.
Applicants must also be currently working, volunteering, or involved in a school-sponsored activity at least 8 hours per month, on average. Prior involvement with the Fair (4H, FFA, etc.) and financial need may be considered, though neither is a requirement. The $3,000 awards are payable over two years ($1,500 each year). All funds are paid directly to the recipient’s college or university to be used toward tuition or books. Due Feb 11, 2021 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. Tom Absher Memorial Scholarship The Tom Absher Memorial Scholarship is awarded to one graduating senior who will be attending the University of Washington, Seattle or Tacoma campus. The $2,000 award is paid directly to the recipient’s college or university to be used toward tuition or books. Preference may be given to students who have participated in FFA or 4-H, though it is not a requirement. The $1,500 award is paid directly to the recipient’s college or university to be used toward tuition or books. N/A Due Feb 11, 2021 UW Scholarship for Engineering: Reach for the STARS with a safety net! Apply today! ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS • Engineering major or computer science indicated as first choice on UW application • Incoming full-time freshman at UW. Reach for the STARS with a safety net! Apply today Seattle in fall 2021 • Washington state resident & graduate of a Washington high school • Eligible for financial aid (preference for Husky Promise, Pell Grant, and/or State Need Grant recipients) STARS FOUNDATION FOR SUCCESS Survey data show that, compared with non- STARS pre-engineers, STARS scholars: • Are more attached to engineering or computer science; • Feel a greater sense of belonging to the College of Engineering community; • Are more confident in their math and science abilities, and in their time management, networking, and interviewing skills; and • Are more familiar with campus resources. ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE STARS scholars’ performance in key prerequisite courses such as Calculus and General Chemistry often exceeds that of the general pre-engineering population. STARS scholars’ mean cumulative GPA is 3.42, compared with 3.24 for nonSTARS pre-engineers. COURSE MEAN STARS GRADE MEAN PRENGR GRADE Calculus I 3.48 2.95 Calculus II 3.45 3.00 Calculus III 3.03 2.95 General Chemistry I 3.47 2.87 General Chemistry II 3.22 2.90 Physics I 3.04 2.99 STARS
APPLICATION INFO: Priority Application Date: December 21, 2018 Application Deadline: March 31, 2019 » engr.uw.edu/stars/apply 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. CHARLIE’S VISION Supporting Washington Law Enforcement Charlie’s Vision is a Washington Non-Profit Organization, formed in 2018, to support Washington Law Enforcement. The organization was established in memory and honor of Charles D. Rhodes, a young man who had a heart for law enforcement officers, whom he vigorously supported. Charlie’s Vision’s mission is to help fund the unfunded and under-funded needs of the law enforcement community in Washington State. In furtherance of its Mission, the Charlie’s Vision Board of Directors has recognized the need to promote and support local young people who aspire to and are working towards a career in law enforcement or criminal justice. Therefore, the Board is proud to announce the establishment of the Charlie’s Vision Scholarship Program. Scholarship Award: $500.00 Annual Award Scholarship Eligibility: • High School Senior – must receive diploma from a high school located within Mason County, Washington. • 2.8 GPA or greater • Must meet eligibility requirements
for law enforcement. • Acceptance to and enrollment in a two- or four-year college or university, in pursuit of a law enforcement or criminal justice career. The student must take a minimum of nine units per semester. • Applicant needs to demonstrate that he/she is capable of succeeding in this educational pursuit and that this scholarship will help them in this endeavor. • Submit completed Scholarship Application Form with Personal Essay and required Letters of Reference Since 2018 /510 E Wilson Way, Grapeview, WA 98546/ A Washington Not for Profit Corporation/ 360-275-8411/ Tax ID: 83-0901334/ charliesvision.org@gmail.com/ www.charliesvision.org CHARLIE'S VISION SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS TO THE APPLICANT: A. Complete each section of the application form and sign at the bottom before submitting. B. Attach a certified copy of your high school transcript. E. Mail your fully completed application to: Charlie's Vision Scholarship Program 510 E Wilson Way Grapeview, WA 94546 F. To be eligible, all applications must be received/postmarked by the Secretary of the Board by March 1, 2021. G. Failure to comply with any of the above conditions will disqualify your application. Charlie's Vision Scholarship Application Charlie's Vision Scholarship Application Form 1. Full Name _________________________________________________________________ 2. Parents’ Names (Father) _____________________________________________________ (Mother) _____________________________________________________ 3. Mailing Address __________________________________City ______________________ State _________ Zip ___________ 4. Home Telephone Number ___________________ Alternate # ______________________ 5. Birth date ________________ E-mail _______________________________________ 6. Name & Address of school now attending or last attended ____________________________________________________________________________ 7. Dates Attended ___________________________________________________________ 8. a. Current Test score(s) (SAT, ACT, etc.), if available _______________________________ 9. At what institution of higher education do you intend to use your scholarship? ______________________________________________________________________ 10. Reason for considering a career in Law Enforcement or Criminal Justice: ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________
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?" Looking for more student resources? Join our newsletter to receive scholarship tips and student money hacks delivered right to your inbox! Opportunity Financial, LLC 130 E Randolph St, Ste 3400, Chicago, IL, 60601, USA Alert Magazine Scholarship Amount: $500 Seniors with a GPA of 2.5 or better may write a 650-800-word essay about a personal encounter (themselves or someone they know) with drug/alcohol abuse. Stop by the Career Center, Rm. 110 for application. The Kelly Foundation of Washington is pleased to offer the Ewing C. Kelly Scholarship. High school seniors in the state of Washington are eligible. If you received this email, your students are eligible. Applicants will be judged on citizenship, academic achievement, and financial need. Each award is worth $2,500 and winners will be notified in April. Please make the scholarship application links below available to your college- and vocational school-bound seniors. Also, using the link below, please print and display the Ewing C Kelly Scholarship flyer to help advertise the application. Link to the 2020ManualForm (to print, then handwrite answers, and mail- in):http://kellyfoundationwashington.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Official-Ewing-C-Kelly- Scholarship-Application-10-03-2020.pdf Link to the 2020FillableForm (can type directly in the document, then print, and mail-in):http://kellyfoundationwashington.org/wp- content/uploads/2020/09/Official-Ewing-C-Kelly-Scholarship-Application-10-03-2020-form.pdf Link to the Flyer: http://kellyfoundationwashington.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Ewing-C-Kelly- Scholarship-flyer-v2.pdf All applications (with ALL attachments) must be postmarked by March 10, 2021. (Late or incomplete applications will not be judged). If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our scholarship hotline at (206) 706-8486 or email me atmaryclarelow@hotmail.com. Horatio Alger Career & Technical Scholarships Amount: up to $2,500 This will be reopened online in March of 2019 for students enrolling in Fall 2019. www.horatioalger.com/scholarships Please contact Mr. Mosby if you would like an electronic copy of the “Targeted Scholarships” Handout, which lists many more specific scholarships available through Horatio Alger and its
affiliates...too many to list here, for specific colleges and areas of students. tmosby@northmasonschools.org Job/Career Opportunities: Walgreens – Port Orchard Wendy’s – Port Orchard McDonald’s – Port Orchard Car wash attendant – Bremerton Charly’s Boots and Western Wear – retail – Silverdale Production – Metagenics (vitamin company) – Gig Harbor Fujiyama’s – Silverdale (multiple openings) Smart Foodservice (formerly Cash and Carry) – Bremerton Dollar Tree – Bremerton Anthony’s – Bremerton Planet Fitness – Bremerton O’Reilly’s – Port Orchard Cashier & Front-End Services | Walmart Careers Crista Shores/Silverdale PT Server Retail Sales/Bremerton Laundry Aide PT/Martha & Mary/Poulsbo Roofer & Laborer/Port Orchard Chipotle/Silverdale Subway Careers Big Lots – Port Orchard
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Server – Stafford Suites – Port Orchard
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Old Navy – Silverdale
https://www.gapinc.com/en-us/jobs/34/75/brand-associate-trails-at-
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Moctezuma’s – Gig Harbor (lots of positions)
https://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/fbh/d/gig-harbor-now-hiring-foh-support/7258521280.html
Port Orchard Goodwill
https://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/hea/d/keyport-csr-at-veterinary-hospital/7258389495.html
Evening Janitor – Port Orchard
https://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/lab/d/port-orchard-seeking-janitors-in-port/7256757440.html
Port Orchard Fred Meyerhttps://jobs.kroger.com/fred-meyer/job/Port-Orchard-Fred-Meyer-Retail-Clerk-%28Port-Orchard%29- WA- 98366/701877400/?feedId=44800&utm_source=Indeed&utm_campaign=Kroger&utm_source=Indeed Smart Foodservice – Bremerton (used to be called Cash and Carry – this is a great job) https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?cmp=Smart-Foodservice-Warehouse- Stores&t=Grocery+Clerk&jk=d7a2c11ea9bbcc83&vjs=3 Sprouts – Silverdale https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=d8943e2fba455316&l=Port+Orchard%2C+WA&tk=1erfuurpko21s 800&from=web&vjs=3 QFC – Belfair https://jobs.kroger.com/qfc/job/Belfair-QFC-Retail-Clerk-%28Belfair%29-WA- 98528/701370000/?feedId=44800&utm_source=Indeed&utm_campaign=Kroger&utm_source=Indeed
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