Monument Valley High School is located in Kayenta, Arizona. Scholarships for students attending Monument Valley High School can be found in our scholarship database
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Highway 163
Kayenta, Arizona
86033
(928)697-2175
Scholarships
The Metal of Honor Fund has been in existence for over 10 years as a 501c(3) organization and has raised over half a million dollars for charities and helped thousands of families.MOH Fund ScholarshipThe Metal of Honor Fund Scholarship is for students who plan to attend a two-year or four-year college, vocational or technical school. These students must be enrolling...
I. ObjectiveIt is the expressed objective of the NECA Scholarship Program that financial aid be provided to deserving Navajo students to assist them in completion of a college education. We desire these students become productive, contributing members of the Navajo Nation. The awarded scholarship amount is $1,500 per term.II. Scholarship Recipient ChecklistSubmit your official e-transcript.Submit a progress letter. The intent...
The Arizona Nursery Association Foundation awards scholarships to worthy students each year.Applicants must be:A resident of Arizona currently or planning to be enrolled in a horticultural-related curriculum at a university, community college or continuing education programBe currently employed in or have an interest in the nursery industry as a careerHave an above average scholastic achievement or at least two years...
Now Accepting 2026 Scholarships applicationsThe Living Breath Foundation Academic Scholarship program is open to individuals with Cystic Fibrosis who are graduating from high school or continuing their higher education at a two-year, four-year, or trade school, and are current residents of California or Arizona, and are US citizens.Award Details:Grants range from $1000 to $5000 and are made directly to the...
Mrs. Betty Brown was a beloved teacher and school administrator for 35 years. She spent 30 of those years working in the Tucson Unified School District in Tucson, Arizona. Upon her death in September 2000, her sorority renamed its scholarship fund in her honor. Scholarship recipients are females of Black or African American heritage. Mrs. Brown left a legacy of...
The scholarship may be used for either an Undergraduate or a Graduate degree program. It is also required of you to notify NTUA of any changes in the information provided on your application.Eligibility criteria:1. The student is:a. High School Graduate or expects to graduate high school by the date of enrollment at college or university; orb. High-school equivalent certificate holder...
