Glide Garden Club Scholarship 

The Glide Garden Club sponsors a $500 scholarship for a qualifying Glide High School graduating senior who plans to attend Umpqua Community College in the fall of the year in which he or she graduates.  The scholarship is designated specifically for the purchase of textbooks over the course of the school year and may include the purchase of supplies as required by instructors.

The student may enroll in any of the two-year degree programs, including pursuit in a vocational career or trade offered at U.C.C.  If the student intends to attend U.C.C. for a second year, he or she may again apply (along with the spring pool of applicants from G.H.S.) for the Glide Garden Club Scholarship the following spring by contacting the club at P.O. Box 681, Glide, OR 97443 by the first Monday in March.The due date for all materials to be turned into the counseling center is 4 pm on May 5th, 2021

For application and application instructions click links below.

 

Three $2500 Scholarships will be awarded to students who have the intention to major in a natural resources related field. The Douglas Timber Operators’ Scholarship Committee will select recipients. Applicants will be evaluated according to academic achievement, participation in school and community service activities, and a written personal statement by the applicant, student needs and letters of recommendation.The Douglas Timber Operators’ Scholarship Committee will schedule an interview with the finalists on a Saturday in May in Roseburg.  In case of an interview, each finalist will be asked to respond to specific questions and may be asked to clarify their responses to previously completed application form and written statement

Click HERE for application 

 

Yasmin Treki Memorial Scholarship

A $5000 scholarship will awarded to a high school senior.  Applicants must have a 3.25 GPA and plan to attend an accredited four year college or university.  The scholarship is due May 14, 2021.  Please pick up application materials in the counseling office or click link below https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XsFi9tH4D2BbC3ay34mLgjJ52Mj37RdU/view?usp=sharing

 

The Glide Booster Club will be awarding 2 $500 scholarships this year. These scholarships will be granted to students from Glide High School. Preference will be given to students who have participated or helped with Booster Club activities. However, this is not a requirement. To apply please click HERE. 

 

 

The scholarship program is available for high schools that host at least one
Red Cross blood drive during the year.Schedule Red Cross blood drives between July 1, 2021—June 30, 2022. In return for your efforts, the Red Cross will provide a monetary award to be used for an educational scholarship at establishments of higher education for a selected recipient(s).* The more pints of blood your high school collects, the more scholarship money your school is eligible to receive. Representatives from your school will determine the scholarship recipient(s) based on Red Cross recommended criteria. The scholarship will be awarded in the recipient’s name to the institution of higher education that the student will attend. Scholarship recipients will be encouraged
to continue to support the Red Cross by hosting a blood drive(s) while in college. The scholarship distribution process must be completed by the sponsoring high school. Forthcoming information will be provided to recipient schools. By participating in the American Red Cross High School Scholarship Program, your high school can help build a stronger community currently and for many years to come

 

High School Students: The Recruit HIPPO program has a $25 sign-on bonus for you! We’re here to help connect you with the world of work after high school. Simply sign-up, meet-up, get help with a resume, apply for an internship with us and you’ll get a $25 Amazon gift card. It’s a WIN-WIN strategy. For more information contact your Douglas Talent Advisor, Renee Vogel. You can text/call her at 541-900-4715 or email through Rvogel@scbec.org. You can also reach out to her on Facebook (recruit.hippo.douglas) or Instagram (recruit.hippo.douglas). Available to high school students ages 16 and up!
Recruit HIPPO offers assistance to youth in exploring career interests, creating a resume, and applying for jobs. We are a branch of South Coast Business and after graduation from High School we can offer training tuition scholarships, assistance with supplies to be work ready, and on-the-job trainings with local businesses. We are here to Help Individuals Pursue Professional Opportunities (HIPPO). 

 

 

Flyer with information: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-2KQUkn81IlvvxEnuin1SFPBuExQFMnb/view?usp=sharing

Deadline: Rolling, but as soon as possible

This is the application that every student planning to attend schooling beyond high school should complete. Through this application students discover their eligibility for federal aid (Pell grants, Student loans, Opportunity grants etc.). Although qualifying for the "free" money is income based, all students are recommended to complete the form. There are other State and local scholarships who ask/require information about the FAFSA. The application opens on October 1st each year and although there is no "due" date students should complete it before January 1st.. The form is available at www.fafsa.ed.gov

*If you need assistance filling out the form please do not hesitate to contact Mr. Clair in the counseling center or email him at cclair@glide.k12.or.us

 

 

• You must currently be a senior in high school.
• Your high school must be located in one of the following states: Alaska, Colorado, Idaho, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Washington or Wyoming.
• You must have a grade point average of 2.5 or better.
• You must have plans to attend college after graduation (the college you will attend can be located in any state).

• Write an essay about a personal encounter you or someone you know has had with drug and/or alcohol abuse. In your essay explain how the situation was dealt with, what you learned from it, what others can learn from the experience, and what was right or wrong (in your opinion) about the way the incident or problem was handled. Scholarship essays are judged in the same way that essays written for a high school English class would be: thesis statement, supporting content, grammar, punctuation, etc.
• Essays must be typed, double-spaced, and 650–800 words in length.
• Essays must include an official copy of your high school transcripts.
• Essays must also include a recent photo. Scholarship winners will have their picture reprinted in our magazine along with their winning essay, so please send a good quality color photo (no blurry printouts).
• No application is needed and there is no deadline, but you must meet the eligibility requirements and include all of the items listed above to be considered.