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Scholarship amounts vary and may be valued up to full tuition. Scholarships are based on funding availability. ? Scholarships are paid each semester depending on the specific program. For example a $3,000 scholarship will be paid over 4 semesters (fall & spring) at $750 per semester. A semester grade point average of 2.8 must be maintained to be eligible for payment. ? Tool awards valued over $3,800 are provided by Snap-on Corporation, Kenosha, WI. ? Auto Collision Technician Scholarships funded by Wisconsin Auto Collision Technicians Association, Ltd. (WACTAL) are available to students planning to attend a Wisconsin technical college that is a member of WACTAL.

The scholarship will be awarded annually to one graduating high school senior from each of the four membership regions of Wisconsin as specified in the organization’s bylaws. An additional at-Large scholarship will be given to the next highest scoring applicant. Each recipient will receive a one-time cash scholarship of $750 to be used by the student to help defray the costs of post-secondary education and related expenses. A written essay is required for the application that expands on the following information:

• the benefits of attending a rural school
• your college and career goals
• the value of growing up in a rural community and what personal values you have gained from your experience

• The Wisconsin Cattlemen’s Association scholarship is available to any high school senior enrolled or planning to enroll in any university, technical college, community college in the United States, and the University of Wisconsin-Madison Agricultural Short Course Program.
• Must have a background in the beef, veal, or dairy industry.
• Applicants must be a resident of Wisconsin.

The Wisconsin Electronic Security Association (WIESA), is pleased to announce the availability of two college scholarships for graduating seniors whose parents are full-time, active members of a Wisconsin police or fire department. One $1,500 Youth Scholarship will be awarded to a son/daughter of an active-duty police department member and one to a son/daughter of an active-duty fire department member. Since 2010 WIESA has awarded $25,000 in scholarships.

A first place winner will be chosen from the Wisconsin Chartered Chapter’s two awardees and will be submitted to the national Electronic Security Association for competition for one of two national college scholarships. The first place national winner will receive $7,500 and the second place national winner receives $2,500.

Applications are now being accepted for the 2019 Youth Scholarship Program. All high schools, fire departments, and police departments in Wisconsin have been mailed the Youth Scholarship application. Schools and fire and police departments are encouraged to post the scholarship application form on their websites. The application form includes submission information and the rules and eligibility requirements. WIESA application deadline is Friday March 1, 2019. Applications must be send on or before this deadline to be accepted.

Awards are based on a combination of academic achievement, national test scores, extracurricular participation and the essay. In addition to completing the application and submitting the appropriate documentation, each student must write an essay explaining “What it means to me to have my parent or guardian involved in securing our community.”

Contact Nicole Szopinski for questions regarding the Youth Scholarship Program.

It is the intent of The Wisconsin American Legion that this award shall enable a student, with a good measure of self-help, to secure a baccalaureate degree.  If an applicant is already in college, he/she must have a transcript of high school and the last complete semester of college.

Awards will be given to an applicant that has maintained an academic average of "B" or better for a period of seven high school semesters, based upon the standard of the institution granting the diploma.  The applicant also must:

Be able to meet the specific entrance requirements of the chosen learning institution.  Complete and submit supporting documents such as: transcript of grades, four recommendation forms, and your ACT score.  Documents should be sent by March 1st prior to school opening the following September.

Be willing to sign, along with the parent or guardian, the "Agreement" portion of the application.

AgCountry Farm Credit Services is offering scholarships for high school seniors entering college in the fall of 2019. Scholarship awards are $1,000 each. Applicants must be from an actively farming or ranching family OR must be planning to pursue a career in farming or some other aspect of agriculture such as agricultural extension, agricultural education, soil conservation, farm and ranch management, agricultural finance, veterinary medicine or agribusiness.

Applicants must be residents of a county served by AgCountry in ND, MN or WI. (See application form for full county list.)

Selection is based on academic aptitude, vocational promise, personal attributes, leadership and financial need. Children of AgCountry FCS employees and board members are not eligible to apply.
 Applications must be received by March 1, 2019.

The Vilas County Tavern League will be giving a scholarship of up to $1,000 to a graduating senior from any Vilas County high school.  Priority for eligibility is given to any student majoring or minoring in business, environment/forestry, and culinary arts.  Secondary consideration is given to any other field of education.  The money is to be used for tuition and or instructional materials.  Payment will be made directly to the collage at the beginning of the second semester after confirmation of enrollment has been received by the league.  

The Headwaters Builders Association is an organization of over one hundred members from the Northwoods area.  Our membership included the top builders in the area along with highly professional associate members that support the building industry.   We believe in strengthening the home building industry through education.  It is our ambition to raise money that can offer scholarhsips to area schools within our service area of: Oneida, Vilas, Forest, Florence, Price and portions of Lincoln County.  Students must mee the criteria of continuing their education in a field related to the building trades.  We believe in doing our part and welcome you application to receive a Headwaters Builders Association Scholarship.  

The WEAC Region 2 Scholarship is established to encourage the pursuit of a post-secondary degree by the childe of an eligible member.  Region 2 will grant two scholarships to seniors who meet criteria set forth in the guidelines.  The recipients will be granted $500 to be used to pay the recipients' fees, tuition, or relations expenses.  

Criteria: 

High school graduate with an overall, minimum 2.0 GPA and will enter vocational training education the following semester. Traditional vocational programs, Associate Degree or Technical Diploma, typically require two years of full time course work with about 60 minimum credits.

No more than $5,000 can be awarded to one qualified student.  Multiple students can qualify.

R&S Winter Family Foundation, Inc.     Vocational Scholarships

Eligible Fields of Study

• Agri – Business
• Agricultural Equipment Technician
• Aircraft Mechanic
• Appliance Repair
• Applied Mechanical CAD Technician
• Architectural Design & Technology
• Automotive Technician / Body
• Basic Machining
• Carpentry
• Construction Technologies
• Culinary Arts
• Dental Hygienist
• Diesel Equipment Mechanic / Technology
• Electromechanical Technology
• Emergency Medical Technician / Paramedic
• Fire Medic
• Flux Core Arc Welding
• Gas Metal Arc Welding
• Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
• Gunsmithing
• HVAC – Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning
• Machine Tool Operation / Technics
• Manufacturing Engineering Technology
• Mechanical Design Engineering Technology
• Medical Laboratory Technician
• Motorcycle Repair
• Nursing / Nursing Assistant (CNA)/Medical Assistant
• Paramedic Technician
• Pharmacy Technician
• Plumbing
• Radiography
• Residential Building
• Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW)
• Surgical Technologist
• Technical Studies – Journey Worker
• Welding Fabrication / Robotics / Operations
• Wood Science / Technology

TWO $500.00 SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE TO GRADUATING STUDENTS WHO WISH TO PURSUE A CAREER IN THE FILED OF A TRADE.

CONSIDERATION WILL BE GIVEN TO STUDENTS ATTENDING A FOUR YEAR COLLEGE THAT PERTAINS TO A TECHNICAL / TRADE DEGREE. ENGINEERING. CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT, ARCHITECTURE, ARE A FEW EXAMPLES.

Six $1,000 scholarships are available to any graduating Senior at Northland Pines, Phelps, and Three Lakes High Schools, for furthering their education in the medical field at a two or four year college of their choice, or a vocational/technical school.  This scholarship is to be used within one year of the time it has been presented for tuition.  Winners will be selected by the Auxiliary's Scholarship Committee, and an interview may be required.  

The WRA Education Foundation awards scholarships based on future plans in the food service and hospitality industry.  Over $39,000 in scholarships are awarded annually to culinary arts and hospitality management students across the state.

The M-Bank of Phelps/Eagle River will be offering on $500 scholarship to any senior that plans on attending a college or technical school next year.  To apply fill out this application and turn it into the Guidance Office before April 12, 2019.

Please address the following questions in a short essay, not to exceed 1 page typed:

• Why do you feel you should receive this scholarship?
• What do you hope to accomplish by furthering your education?

The Phelps Parent Association (PPA) will be awarding two scholarships to eligible Phelps graduating seniors.  The two general $500.00 scholarship is intended to help defray the cost of tuition, books, or fees for attendance at a technical college or university.  The scholarship recipient will be selected by the PPA Scholarship Committee and after completion of one full semester; then the student will be awarded the $500.00.

The Phelps Booster Club will be awarding one or two scholarships to graduating seniors. The Booster Club is an organization whose function is to support and help fund school extracurricular activities. The awards are based upon extracurricular involvement, leadership, and academic efforts.

Applicants must also submit a formal letter explaining how they upheld the co-curricular standards set by the school, how their participation enhanced their high school experience and why they should be considered for the Phelps Booster Club scholarship.

Northwoods Community Credit Union offers a college scholarship and a military scholarship. 
Our college scholarships are in the amount of $1,000 and are awarded to two high school seniors in our field of membership who will be attending a college or university upon graduation.

The Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation (SSSF), the National Governing Body of the Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP) and the Scholastic Action Shooting Program (SASP), is offering a scholarship program to reward deserving SCTP/SASP graduating seniors with needed college assistance. The main objective is to award as many scholarships as possible to qualifying SCTP / SASP graduating seniors. SSSF is establishing minimal guidelines for the selection procedure, thus allowing the final selection to be as simple as possible.

The family of Carrie Stuckert has created the Dream Pool Foundation, a non-profit corporation offering scholarship opportunities. Dream Pool is offering two $2,000.00 scholarships and two $1,000.00 scholarships to provide assistance to individuals pursuing education in the visual arts.

Athletic Requirements

You must be participating in your high school’s boys or girls basketball program during this (your senior) year either as a player or a manager.

• You must be a 2019 graduating senior of a Wisconsin high school – public or private.
• You must attend a University of Wisconsin System school as a full-time student (at least 12 credits), enrolled in a 2-year or 4-year program.
• To renew your scholarship, you must maintain performance consistent with the original award criteria, including a GPA of 2.0 or better.
• You must be a bona fide resident of Wisconsin.
• You will need a unique student ID number for the UW System school(s) you are applying to.
• You will need a completed FAFSA form on file (Free Application For Student Aid) for your application to be considered.
• You will need to file an application online during the enrollment period of February 1 – April 30 of your senior year.

Financial Requirements

• The foundation uses your completed Free Application For Student Aid form (FAFSA) to determine financial need.
• You may also apply for and receive other financial aid.

Eligibility ? A child of a parent who sustained a work-related serious injury or fatality, covered by the worker’s compensation laws of Wisconsin. Parent’s injury or death must have been a compensable or compromised claim. ? The parent’s injury or death had a financial impact on the family. ? Students should be between the ages of 17 to 24. ? Preference given to students who are Wisconsin residents at time of application. ? Preference given to students entering Wisconsin schools. ? Must have a high school diploma, GED/HSED, or a high school student in good standing (who will graduate in academic year). Scholarship Submission Requirements ? Completed Kids’ Chance Scholarship Application and all required forms by May 1st. ? Narrative (2 page maximum) describing parent’s work-related accident, its personal/economic impact on you and your family, and why the scholarship will help you attain your educational goals. ? Complete of completed FAFSA form (mandatory for scholarship application). ? If possible: Student Aid Report (SAR) from the FAFSA processing center; Financial Aid Award letter and Student Account Statement from educational institution. ? High school transcript or college transcript. ? Letter of acceptance from school or class schedule for enrollment ? Both completed authorization forms in Section 4. ? Optional letter(s) of recommendation from a non-relative. Renewing Scholarship Requirements (Required Annually): ? Renewal Application Form by deadline of June 15th. ? Most current college transcript and Upcoming class schedule. ? Maintaining 2.0 GPA; Enroll in at least 12 credits; ? Explanation letter/communication with Board before deadline if do not meet requirements. Scholarship Details ? Awarded by Kids’ Chance Scholarship Committee and Board of Directors, on basis of application materials and information from WI Worker’s Compensation Dept. ? Scholarship monies paid directly to educational institution. ? Range generally from $500 to $5,000, in an annual amount (not per semester).

Rural Mutual Insurance Company, Wisconsin Towns Association, and Scott Construction, Inc. are again offering the following scholarships to winners of an essay contest. Scholarships will be awarded on the following basis:

• Two (2) $1,000 scholarships will be awarded, one each to the highest ranking boy and highest ranking girl from a town or village insured by Rural Mutual Insurance Company as of May 1, 2017.

• Four (4) $1,000 scholarships will be awarded, one each to two boys and two girls. SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM WISCONSIN TOWNS ASSOCIATION

• One (1) $1,000 scholarship to either a boy or a girl who has the highest ranking below the previous four scholarships.

Nicolet College Foundation Scholarships

The Nicolet College Foundation accepts scholarship applications during the Fall and Spring Semesters. Scholarships are awarded to help students with the cost of tuition and books.  Students enrolling in three to eight credits qualify for a $400 part-time student scholarship and students enrolling full-time in nine or more credits qualify for scholarships which range from $500-$3,000. You can apply for hundreds of scholarships by completing one online application. While each scholarship has its own criteria, the minimum cumulative GPA to be eligible for scholarships is 2.5. The Nicolet College Foundation strongly encourages current and future students to apply.

The Nokomis DAR Chapter is pleased once again to sponsor the Daughter of the American Revolution Good Citizens program in our area of Wisconsin.  We hope that your high school will participate in this program, which honors an outstanding person in the senior class who demonstrates qualities of a good citizen, as well as provides an opportunity for this student to participate in the scholarship program.  

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