The Education Foundation oversees and manages scholarships in partnership with families, foundations and business partners for seniors from St. Vrain Valley Schools. These scholarship are for secondary education bound students who will be continuing their education at a trade/vocational school, a 2 year college or university or a 4 year college or university. The scholarships are funded by the Education Foundation, families, foundations and business partners.
The Education Foundation awards over $110,000 of scholarships to St. Vrain Valley Schools high school graduates each spring. Applications for scholarships for the Class of 2023 will be available December 1, 2022, and are due on March 1, 2023. If you have any questions, contact us at studentscholarships@stvrainfoundation.org or at 720-652-8208.
Below is a list of scholarships offered through St. Vrain Valley Schools Education Foundation. Each of the listings has a brief description and a link the guidelines. At the bottom is a list of scholarships that are offered by other organizations and are available to seniors from St. Vrain Valley Schools.
The Art and Lucy Stromquist Memorial Scholarship is provided by their family and friends. Art and Lucy grew up in the area and both graduated from Longmont High School. Art, a dedicated farmer, was deeply involved in education and served for a decade on the Board of Education for St. Vrain Valley Schools. Lifelong learning was an essential part of Lucy’s life as well. Her college education was interrupted by WWII, raising a family and helping her husband on the farm. Lucy, however, was persistent and completed her MA degree in her mid-40’s. She then served as the coordinator for Adult Education in St. Vrain Valley Schools for over 30 years. Art and Lucy believed that everyone has the ability to learn if given the proper tools and support.
Award: Two (2) awards of $1,000 each
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Art and Lucy Stromquist Memorial Scholarship Guidelines 2023
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 1985 is based in the Carbon Valley area. Their mission is to support veterans, active duty military and promote Americanism. The funds for the scholarships are raised at the St. Patrick’s Day Dinner and a car show held in September.
Award: One (1) award of $1,000 and Two (2) awards of $500 each
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
The Brendan Dunigan Memorial Foundation Scholarship honors Brendan Dunigan who passed from an accident on July 18, 2016. The scholarship is awarded to a senior who plans to pursue a degree for trade or vocational occupations. To learn more about Brendan and the memorial foundation visit https://brendanmemorial.org/.
Award: Two (2) awards of $1,000 each
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
The Brett Meade Scholarship for Agricultural and Animal Husbandry Studies is provided by Pat Meade in honor of her son Brett who was very involved in agriculture in the local community. She is honoring him by providing a scholarship to support a student interested in pursuing a degree in agriculture, animal husbandry or veterinary medicine.
Award: One (1) award of $1,000
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Brett Meade Scholarship for Agricultural and Animal Husbandry Studies Scholarship Guidelines 2023
Bud Johnson passed away in 2021 and Ruth Johnson passed away in 2017 leaving a legacy to the community. Bud and Ruth met while attending University of Colorado, where they were both members of the university hiking, skiing, and outdoor adventure clubs. They raised 4 children sharing a passion for learning and literature to their children. Prior to raising a family Ruth was a teacher and one of their children followed in her footsteps.
Award: One (1) awards of $2,500
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
The Carbon Valley Chamber of Commerce Scholarship was created to help Carbon Valley area high school seniors achieve their post-secondary education and career goals. The Carbon Valley Chamber of Commerce brings together three unique communities under one unified chamber. They serve the Colorado municipalities of Dacono, Firestone and Frederick, which makes up the area known as Carbon Valley. The organization’s mission is – Carbon Valley Chamber of Commerce strengthens businesses, enhances economic development and connects communities.
Award: Three (3) awards of $1,000 each
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Carbon Valley Chamber of Commerce Scholarship Guidelines 2023
Please note this application is not part of the general application, see the guidelines below for how to apply.
Award: $500 – $3,000 (The amount and number of awards varies depending on funds available in the account at the time of awards)
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Important Application Information:
The application materials can be found in the Schoology course “Cundall Art Scholarship.” Students can join by going to schoology.svvsd.org > courses > add course > enter access code JZWR-GG59-PDVZ2
Please see the scholarship guidelines for more information.
Donna Bower was a long time employee of the St. Vrain Valley School District at Rocky Mountain Elementary, her family is honoring her dedication to students with this scholarship.
Award: One (1) awards of $1,000
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Qualification Preferences:
(Not required to apply, but the selection committee will take into consideration when they make the scholarship award selection.)
The Evelyn C. Elder Memorial Scholarship is provided by the Elder family and their friends to honor Evelyn C. Elder who passed from Sudden Unexplained Infant Death in August of 2014. The scholarship recipient should possess qualities such as: love of learning, authenticity, community stewardship, leadership in the community and resiliency.
Award: One (1) award of $2,000
(payable to the recipient’s account at the 4-year educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Award: Three (3) awards of $1,000 each
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Please note this application is not part of the general application, see the guidelines below for how to apply.
The Braly Family Foundation was established in 2006 in honor or Guy and Laura Braly. This scholarship is in honor of the foundations founder Henry Braly. Henry was a lineman at Longmont High in the 1950’s and continued to play in college.
Award: One (1) award of $10,000 to be paid over two years
Eligibility Requirements:
JBSK is one of the leading CPA firms in and throughout the Longmont area. The firm’s partners are very community oriented and interested in providing support to students who are pursuing a degree in accounting. Visit www.jbskcpas.com for more information in the firm.
Award: Two (2) awards of $500 each OR one (1) award of $1,000
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Julia’s mother Laurel taught ESL and social studies at Sunset Middle School for 4 years. Julia’s parents Laurel and Christopher would like to provide a scholarship that support a student who embodies their hope for their daughter.
Award: One (1) award of $1,000
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
The Kathy Hall Future Impact Scholarship was developed to demonstrate the Education Foundation Board of Directors’ appreciation for our past Executive Director, Kathy Hall. Kathy volunteered 9 years of service to the Education Foundation. Her passion for enhancing student success and teacher excellence helped the foundation to have significant growth during her tenure.
Award: One (1) award of $2,000
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Larry Sieckmann was a long-time community resident proudly involved in community banking and local civic organizations. He was vitally interested in making the Longmont and Mead area a great place to work and raise children. Larry’s family and friends are honoring his memory with the scholarship.
Award: One (1) award of $1,000
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
The Longmont Latinx Voices (LLV) group was created in 2019 to help raise funds for local students to help elevate them to a better place through the power of knowledge. They focus on increasing access to education, extracurricular activities and participation in the civic process. Their mission is to provide scholarships through cultural community fundraisers to increase educational and extracurricular opportunities for Latinx youth in the St Vrain Valley School District.
Award: Six (6) awards of $1,000 each
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Award: One (1) award of $1,000
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Pearl is a local organization that focuses on providing single parent families the hope and skills necessary to build an economically and emotionally stable home environment through sustainable programs. This scholarship is expected to provide children of single parents the opportunity to obtain a college education and understanding of sustainable life skills that will provide long-term stability. To learn more about Pearl please visit www.pearlpromise.org.
Award: Two (2) awards of $500 each
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
This scholarship was established in honor of Rhonda Herrman, former staff member of the St. Vrain Valley Credit Union. Rhonda was influential in establishing the SVVCU Community Involvement Committee as a way to give back to the community the credit union serves. Elevations Credit Union, which purchased St. Vrain Valley Credit Union in 2012, is happy to continue Rhonda’s vision through this scholarship. This scholarship is funded through Elevations Foundation. To learn more about Elevations Foundation visit https://www.elevationscu.com/foundation.
Award: Two (2) awards of $1,000 each
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Rhonda Herrman Community Involvement Scholarship Guidelines 2023
The St. Vrain Valley Schools Education Foundation and the Front Range Community College Foundation have joined in partnership to offer scholarships to students from St. Vrain Valley Schools who plan to attend Front Range Community College.
Award: Up to ten (10) scholarships annually for $1,000 each
(payable to the recipient’s account at Front Range Community College.)
Eligibility Requirements:
Award: One (1) award of $1,000
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Award: $500 to $1,000 – scholarships, amount and number varies
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Bud (Willis Blair) Johnson passed away in 2021. Bud served in the US Army during World War II, and founded a successful consulting engineering firm in 1956 that still bears his name, and thrives, after 65 years in business. Bud will be remembered for his kindness and generosity, his great love of the outdoors, his personal embodiment of integrity, his high level of craftsmanship, the strong, vital ways in which he engaged this life, his unwavering love for, and devotion to his family.
Award: One (1) awards of $2,500
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 1985 is based in the Carbon Valley area. Their mission is to support veterans, active duty military and promote Americanism. The funds for the scholarships are raised at the St. Patrick’s Day Dinner and a car show held in September.
Award: One (1) award of $1,000 and Two (2) awards of $500 each
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
The Frederick Alumni Association was incorporated in 2010. The primary purpose of the organization is to raise funds for scholarships to be awarded to graduating seniors from Frederick High School. The secondary purpose is to coordinate and schedule annual events for the alumni of Frederick High School.
Award: Three (3) awards of $1,500 each
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Frederick High School Alumni Association Scholarship Guidelines 2023
The Frederick High School Booster Club is a parent run volunteer group, dedicated to the support of the student body, organizations, clubs, arts and athletic clubs at Frederick High School. Through volunteerism and fundraising, the Booster Club is able to provide these scholarships.
Award: Three (3) awards of $1,000 each
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Frederick High School Booster Club Scholarship Guidelines 2023
The Frederick High School Education Foundation was formed in 2012 to support academic pursuits for students, alumni, and staff. The foundation raises funds through community programs, fundraisers, and events by volunteers. Part of these funds are used to fund scholarship each year.
Award: Two (2) awards of $1,000 each
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Frederick High School Education Foundation Scholarship Guidelines 2023
The staff at Frederick High School created this scholarship to award scholarships to students that are involved in the school and local community. The staff fund this scholarship through fundraisers held throughout the school year.
Award: One (1) award of $500
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Frederick High School wants to support students as they continue onto post-secondary education. This scholarship is meant to honor acknowledgments of students who have shown steady improvement of their grades over four year.
Award: One (1) award of $500
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
This scholarship is a memorial scholarship to honor Mario Portillo who passed away in an accident in 1989. The scholarship is funded by family, friends and alumni of Frederick High School. Mario was a student at Frederick High School and would have graduated in 1991.
Award: One (1) award of $1,000
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Friends of Mario Portillo Memorial Scholarship Guidelines 2023
Rebel Rodders, a local area club of car enthusiasts. They host car shows and events to raise fund to support scholarships for student in the Carbon Valley Area.
Award: Three (3) awards of $1,000 each
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Zadel Realty was founded in 1980 by Greg Zadel and is based in Carbon Valley. Since 2000, Zadel Realty has provided scholarships to graduating seniors going into the field of business.
Award: One (1) award of $500
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Larry Sieckmann was a long-time community resident proudly involved in community banking and local civic organizations. He was vitally interested in making the Longmont and Mead area a great place to work and raise children. Larry’s family and friends are honoring his memory with the scholarship.
Award: One (1) award of $1,000
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Please note this application is not part of the general application, see the guidelines below for how to apply.
Michael’s family and friends fund this scholarship to honor Michael’s thirst for knowledge, adventure, travel, and his love of playing Monopoly. This scholarship is intended to go to a driven, well rounded student, with a love of learning, math, and adventure.
Award: One (1) award of $1,000 and Two (2) awards of $500 each
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
To Be Eligible for Nomination, Students Must:
Nomination Process: The Longmont High School counselors and faculty of the math department are asked to identify candidates for this scholarship.
Contact the Longmont High School Counseling Office for more information.
Michael Thomas Hoge Scholarship for Mathematics Guidelines 2023
The Longmont High School (LHS) Prism scholarship is to be awarded annually to a college-bound, academically accomplished, student who self-identifies as LGBTQ. This scholarship is funded by LHS LGBTQ alumni aiming to empower students to continue personal growth and academic success. The founders empathize with the opportunities and challenges of growing up LGBTQ in Longmont. Having defined and achieved success through a diverse and meaningful set of experiences, the funders are excited to assist LHS graduates as they continue their academic careers and develop into leaders in their communities. While there are no requirements for volunteerism or extracurricular involvement, applicants are encouraged to note any meaningful community service/organizational involvement that the committee should consider when deciding on a scholarship recipient.
Award: One (1) award of $1,500
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Ray Hickman was a long-time employee of the St. Vrain Valley School District at Longmont High School, serving as Principal from 1948 until the mid-60’s when he became the Business Superintendent until his retirement. The Ray Hickman Memorial Scholarship, was established in his honor by his family and classmates of the family.
Award: One (1) award of $500
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Please note this application is not part of the general application, see the guidelines below for how to apply.
Scott’s mother, Patricia Meade, honors her son by providing this scholarship to a Longmont High School senior who has demonstrated excellence in art and is planning to pursue are in college.
Award: One (1) award of $1,000
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
To Be Eligible for Nomination, Students Must:
Nomination Process: The Longmont High School counselors and faculty of the art department are asked to identify candidates for this scholarship.
Contact the Longmont High School Counseling Office for more information.
Please note this application is not part of the general application, contact the Longmont High School Counseling Office for more information.
This is a college scholarship awarded annually by the Sommervold Family in partnership with St. Vrain Valley Schools Education Foundation to several Longmont High School graduating seniors that have expressed in a 500 word essay, how they handled a challenging class and pushed through setbacks. The scholarship amount ranges between $500-$1,000 and the number of the scholarships available varies each year. The Longmont High principal, faculty, and members of the Sommervold family will identify candidates for this scholarship.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 1985 is based in the Carbon Valley area. Their mission is to support veterans, active duty military and promote Americanism. The funds for the scholarships are raised at the St. Patrick’s Day Dinner and a car show held in September.
Award: One (1) award of $1,000 and Two (2) awards of $500 each
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Larry Sieckmann was a long-time community resident proudly involved in community banking and local civic organizations. He was vitally interested in making the Longmont and Mead area a great place to work and raise children. Larry’s family and friends are honoring his memory with the scholarship.
Award: One (1) award of $1,000
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
Margaret Olson was a dignified, well-educated and gracious lady in her demeanor and background. A Mead High School valedictorian and graduate of the class of 1935, she was awarded a scholarship to the University of Colorado in Boulder. Margaret was well liked by all who knew her. She found many outlets for her creativity which included painting, knitting and writing poetry. Her involvement in numerous organizations and activities in our area was the result of her generous nature. Her family is honored to present this scholarship opportunity to a young woman in her memory.
Award: One (1) award of $500
(payable to the recipient’s account at the educational institution of choice)
Eligibility Requirements:
These are local scholarship opportunities that have been sent to St. Vrain Valley Schools Education Foundation. The Education Foundation is not part of the funding, application or decision process for these scholarships. We are listing them as an opportunity for students.
The following scholarships use the SVVSD General Application. All scholarships can be accessed via a student’s Naviance/Family Connection account. Below is also a link to the general application and scholarship descriptions.
Click Here for the Scholarship Descriptions
Please note the SVVSD General Scholarship application is available in Naviance. Reach out to your counselor if you need help finding it.
The American Legion Oratorical Contest exists to develop deeper knowledge and appreciation for the U.S. Constitution among high school students. Since 1938, the program has presented participants with an academic speaking challenge that teaches important leadership qualities, the history of our nation’s laws, the ability to think and speak clearly, and an understanding of the duties, responsibilities, rights and privileges of American citizenship.
The deadline to submit an application is November 1, 2023.
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This $2000 scholarship is available to residents of Northern Colorado and Wyoming. Applicants must be entering an institution of higher learning (junior college, college, university, or technical or trade school) in the fall of 2023 or spring of 2024, or a current student at an institution of higher learning.
THE DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS IS FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 2023.
CLICK HERE for more information and to apply.
This program is designed to award scholarships to Colorado residents of middle income families who have planned for a higher education by saving over the years with a CollegeInvest 529 College Savings Plan.
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The Carbon Valley Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR or DAR). DAR is a non-profit, non-political volunteer women’s service organization dedicated to promoting patriotism, historic preservation, and education. Below are available scholarship opportunities for the 2022/2023 school year.
DAR Good Citizens Program and Scholarship Contest – Click Here for information.
DAR State Scholarships – Click Here for Information
DAR National Scholarships – Click Here for Information
The Longs Peak Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR or DAR). DAR is a non-profit, non-political volunteer women’s service organization dedicated to promoting patriotism, historic preservation, and education. Below are available scholarship opportunities for the 2023/2024 school year.
Wilma Dunn Student Scholarship – Click Here for guidelines and application.
DAR Good Citizens Program and Scholarship Contest – Click Here for information.
DAR National Scholarships – Click Here for Information
Elevations Foundation proudly supports scholarship initiatives for local graduating high school seniors in their pursuit of higher education. All Elevations Foundation scholarship recipients have a proven track record in academics and community engagement, but most importantly they have a financial need. This is a primary focus area of the Foundation that will continue in perpetuity. Available scholarships are:
Application open January 1 to March 1, 2023
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The Hispanic Education Foundation Scholarship is not based solely on a student’s grade point average (GPA) or their community service. All students are encouraged to apply. Applicants are not limited by race, color, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, or disability.
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The Longmont Community Foundation offers many scholarships for students in St. Vrain Valley. We encourage you to visit the foundation’s website for more information.
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Click Here to visit the Longmont Symphony Orchestra website for more information.
The Longmont Symphony Orchestra—alongside the Nancy L. Nixon Foundation—has established a Memorial Fund honoring the late Gary Dicks, who was a long time member of LSO’s trombone section. Each spring, a $1,000 scholarship is presented to a graduating senior who is pursuing a college education in music. Deadline is April 1, 2023.
Click Here for the application.
The Longmont Symphony Orchestra—alongside the Nancy L. Nixon Foundation—has established a Memorial Fund honoring the late Ray Parnaby, who was a long time member of LSO’s trumpet section. Each spring, a $1,000 scholarship is presented to a graduating senior who is pursuing a college education in music. Deadline is April 1, 2023.
Click Here for the application.
P.E.O. is a philanthropic educational organization for women built upon service and philanthropy as an outgrowth of its social bonds of love and friendship. Friendship is the cornerstone of P.E.O. It is the legacy left by our Founders and it thrives in our unique Sisterhood. P.E.O. exists to be a source of encouragement and support for women to realize their potential in whatever worthwhile endeavor they choose.
The following scholarship is available:
Every year, Premier Members Credit Union recognizes high school seniors with academic, community involvement, and extracurricular activities, by providing higher-education scholarships. The credit union will award $50,000 in scholarships annually, directly to individuals, and through local school foundations and nonprofits within our communities.
Through its Premier Members scholarships, the credit union awards five, $5,000 scholarships to graduating high school seniors who are continuing to technical school university or college. Applicants are selected based on proven excellence in academics, personal and career goals, community involvement, extracurricular activities. Financial need is considered, but not a determination of award.
Selection Criteria:
Application open from January 15 – March 15, 2023
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The Sunshine Club of Longmont is a philanthropic organization supporting the St. Vrain Valley. Visit the Sunshine Club website for more information.
The Sunshine Club Dental Career Scholarship is available to any person who meets the following criteria:
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At TBK Bank, we know the value of education. We also know the value in helping train future leaders in the communities we serve. That’s why we’ve created the TBK Scholars Program: a $1,000 scholarship for fifteen hardworking students who qualify as low to moderate income, in keeping with standards set forth by the Community Reinvestment Act. We encourage any student living in a community served by TBK Bank and demonstrating financial need to apply.
Eligible students have the opportunity to complete and submit their applications beginning Wednesday, February 1st, 2023, and ending at the close of business on Friday, March 31st, 2023. Applications must be submitted in their entirety by either emailing it to scholarship@tbkbank.com or bringing it at any TBK Bank branch before the March 31st deadline. Program applicants do not need to be registered account holders with TBK Bank, SSB.
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United Power awards scholarships worth more than $20,000 each year. The cooperative awards scholarships each year to outstanding students served by the cooperative. Eligibility varies for each scholarship, but in general overall academic achievement (such as GPA and ACT/SAT scores), extracurricular activities, and community involvement rank high in the evaluation process. A brief written essay is required, and the applicant’s primary residence must be in United Power’s service territory. This year, the cooperative will be introducing a new scholarship opportunity for non-traditional students pursuing a technical or vocational education. Awards range between $1,000 and $2,000.
Application Deadline is February 10, 2023.
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These are national scholarship opportunities that have been sent to St. Vrain Valley Schools Education Foundation. The Education Foundation is not part of the application or decision process for these scholarships. We are listing them as an opportunity for students.
Future doctors of America can apply to the Dr. Eugene Kramer Scholarship for $1,000 which will be awarded to a single university or high school student who plans to embark on the journey to medical school to become a doctor.
In order to apply, be a current undergraduate student at a university in the United States or a High School student that plans to attend university. The scholarship is geared towards students who plan to attend medical school in the future.
The winner of the scholarship will be selected by an essay competition. A single winner will be chosen based on a creative essay of less than 1000 words answering the following:
“Being a doctor comes with great responsibility. When you become a doctor, name something that you will you do that goes over and above the call of duty to give back to the world.”
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This scholarship is available for students who are currently enrolled in a University or High School, and have plans to attend medical school.
Here is some brief information about our scholarship:
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The Jeremy Schulman Scholarship for First Generation Americans is available to any current college student or high school student who plans to attend a university. The purpose of this scholarship is to generate awareness for the issues that children of immigrants are faced with in regards to the education system here in the United States.
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For 2023 we will be awarding over $110,000 in scholarship to graduating St. Vrain Valley Seniors!!
Scholarship application are submitted using an online platform. The students completed their applications and uploaded all their documents digitally. The application review process will be completed using the online platform as well. Here is a highlight of the review steps:
Here is the timeline for the review process:
The Education Foundation will also hold two trainings via Zoom for volunteers. These training sessions are not required, but we want to show you the online platform and be available to answer any question you have about the virtual review process.
If you have any questions or would like to volunteer please email studentscholarships@stvrainfoundation.org or click below to sign up.