Norris City-Omaha-Enfield High School is located in Norris City, Illinois. Scholarships for students attending Norris City-Omaha-Enfield High School can be found in our scholarship database
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P. O. Box 399
Norris City, Illinois
62869
(618)378-3312
Scholarships
The Chicago/Midwest Chapter of NATAS is very involved with students in our region. We offer up to $36,000 in scholarships each year through our charitable arm, the Foundation of the Chicago/Midwest Chapter of NATAS. The Foundation is a 501(c)(3). We also have both college and high school award programs and have an active Junior Board made up of students and...
Four $2000 Scholarships are offered annually: The Friends of Volo Bog are offering two scholarships for students Entering College to study environmental or natural science and two scholarships for students Continuing College who are pursuing an environmental or natural science careers.To be eligible for the Entering College scholarship the applicant must have a permanent Illinois residency and attend high school...
NEXT for AUTISM FELLOWS is a work-based scholarship program for health and human services students that combines tuition assistance with paid work experience as a Direct Support Professional (DSP) assisting neurodivergent adults.Applications for the 2026/27 school year will open January 12, 2026.FINANCIAL AND PERSONAL BENEFITSPay starts at $16 per hourReceive a $5,000 annual tuition scholarshipIncrease your scholarship award each year...
Larry Hall was a president of ISA, a dedicated Illinois arborist, a true tree enthusiast, a 1999 Arborist of the Year, and a lifelong learner who believed in the education of young arborists as the next generation of tree ambassadors. He began his 60-year career in the tree care industry at the age of 18 with no formal training, but...
Since 1992 the Christian Missionary Scholarship Foundation has helped thousands of missionary kids receive a quality Christian college education. Stanley and Harriet van Reken founded the nonprofit after members of their family returned to the mission field with no way of financing a college education for their children. The van Rekens' heart for the sacrifices missionary families make has helped...
Pullman Scholars succeed academically and professionally, they’re active in their communities, and they overcome challenges to accomplish their goals. Throughout Cook County, Pullman Scholars embody hard work, intelligence, and ambition, navigating their journeys with resilience and purpose. They are determined to make a meaningful impact, and the George M. Pullman Educational Foundation Scholarship ensures these exceptional students can earn a...
