Scholarships

Introduction The New England Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture (NEC-ISA) announces a scholarship opportunity for graduating high school seniors who plan to enroll in a two- or four-year college program in arboriculture, urban forestry, or closely related disciplines. Why this matters Trees are an essential resource across New England—vital to life in both cities and small towns. The regional green industry is robust and expanding, offering strong career prospects. This is part of a multi-billion-dollar sector nationwide, and New England includes some of the highest-paying states for careers in this field. Award NEC-ISA will award a $2,500 scholarship...

About the Scholarship The Janet Logan Daily Foundation offers an annual $10,000 scholarship in memory of Janet Logan Daily, a New Jersey teacher remembered for forming meaningful connections with students, colleagues, family and newcomers. Her legacy of kindness and support continues through this financial award for college-bound seniors. Award Details - One scholarship is awarded each year. - Total value: $10,000, paid out in equal installments over four years (i.e., $2,500 per year). - Continued disbursement requires the recipient to maintain a satisfactory academic standing in college, defined as a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5. Who May Apply Applicants must...

Application window - The Career Pathways Scholarship will accept applications from January 5 through April 3, 2026. Program overview - The Career Pathways Scholarship is intended for motivated learners who know the occupational direction they want to pursue and need a short-term credential or associate degree to enter that career. Awards support enrollment in two-year degree programs, certificate programs, or professional trade credentials. Both high school students and adults who hold (or are working toward) a high school diploma or GED/High School Equivalency (HSE) are eligible to apply. Award amount and renewal - Awards are $750 per semester, up to...

Intro For more than 20 years the Masonic Foundation of the District of Columbia (MFDC) has supported high-achieving high school graduates by providing college scholarship assistance. Scholarship overview Selected students may receive up to $10,000 per year in tuition support. Awards are renewable for up to four years in total (the initial award plus three renewals), provided recipients maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher. Available scholarships - Masonic Foundation of DC Scholarship (MFDC Scholarship) - Open to graduating seniors of District of Columbia public high schools or DC public charter schools. - DC Freemason Scholarship (DCM Scholarship) -...

Intro Mira Mesa Town Council (MMTC) is inviting graduating high school seniors who live in Mira Mesa and have been active volunteers in the community to apply for its annual community-service scholarship. The Verne Goodwin Scholarship Fund will present three $1,000 awards in June. There is no minimum GPA requirement. Eligible applicants must reside in Mira Mesa, be members of their high school graduating class, and plan to continue their education at a 4-year college or university, a 2-year community college, or a vocational/technical program. Eligibility - Graduating senior this year from a local high school - Current resident of...

I. Background and Purpose The New Mexico High School Coaches Association (NMHSCA) created a scholarship program in 1962 to assist physically handicapped graduates of New Mexico high schools. The award honors Chester H. “Doc” Ledbetter and Coach Sam Stratton. Doc Ledbetter served as Executive Secretary of the NMHSCA for 30 years and played a principal role in founding this scholarship. Coach Sam Stratton, who coached at Alamogordo High School and served as the Association’s President in 1961–62, died unexpectedly and is memorialized by the award. Funding for the scholarship comes from the net proceeds of the Association’s annual North/South All‑Star...

Overview The New Mexico Horse Council (NMHC) Foundation awards a scholarship to a graduating high school senior from New Mexico who has been accepted to and enrolls in a post‑secondary educational program. Scholarship payments are made directly to the recipient’s college, university, or vocational school after the Foundation receives verification of the student’s enrollment. Who may apply - Open only to graduating high school seniors who reside in and attend school in New Mexico. How recipients are chosen Selection considers multiple factors, including: - Academic achievement - Personal character and initiative - Contributions to the horse community - Demonstrated commitment...

Dear Student, You are invited to apply for scholarships offered by the Nisei Student Relocation Commemorative Fund (NSRCF). About the Fund The NSRCF was established in 1980 by Nisei—second-generation Japanese Americans—who had been incarcerated in U.S. concentration camps during World War II. During that period, the National Japanese American Student Relocation Council helped approximately 4,600 Nisei college students leave the camps to continue their studies. The NSRCF honors those efforts by supporting the education of subsequent generations. Since its founding, the Fund has granted more than $1.4 million in scholarships to over 1,200 Southeast Asian high school students in cities...

The association distributes scholarships once a year to graduating high school seniors to assist with their pursuit of postsecondary education. Awards are allocated evenly between the eastern and western regions of North Carolina. Eligibility is determined by the following requirements: 1. Athletic participation: The applicant must have played varsity softball during her senior year of high school and must have played either varsity or junior varsity softball as a junior. 2. College acceptance/commitment: The applicant must have applied to and received an official acceptance letter from a bona fide public or private two‑ or four‑year college or university, and must...

Scholarship Overview The Reuben T. Guenthner Scholarship honors the legacy of Reuben T. Guenthner, a prominent advocate for career and technical education at both state and national levels. Guenthner’s professional path began as a career and technical education student, progressed through roles as a secondary CTE instructor and a local administrator who championed CTE programs, and culminated in his service with the North Dakota Department of Career and Technical Education from 1968 until 1995. In 1982 President Ronald Reagan appointed him to the National Advisory Council on Career Education. When he retired in 1995, he was serving as North Dakota’s...

Overview The Rock River Valley Tooling and Machining Association (RRVTMA) will award two scholarships of $2,500 each to graduating high school seniors in Spring 2026. This scholarship program supports RRVTMA’s mission of “promoting and emphasizing education” and aims to encourage students to pursue careers in manufacturing by funding those entering manufacturing-related postsecondary programs. Eligibility - Must be a high school senior graduating in 2026. - Primary residence must be in one of these counties: Winnebago, Boone, Ogle, Stephenson, or Whiteside (Illinois), or Rock or Walworth (Wisconsin). - Must be a U.S. citizen or a documented permanent resident. - Intend to...

Overview These scholarships provide financial support to students connected to Sacramento County agriculture. Each award has specific eligibility criteria and selection factors—such as financial need, academic performance, leadership, career objectives, and community involvement—listed below. Where membership in the Sacramento County Farm Bureau Collegiate is required, you may join at https://www.sacfarmbureau.org or call the Sacramento County Farm Bureau office at (916) 685-6958. 1) Ag Employee Scholarship Purpose To assist students whose parent or guardian is employed (but not owner/operator) in production agriculture within Sacramento County. Awards are determined by financial need, scholastic performance, leadership, and community participation. This scholarship is not...