Captain Meares Elem-Secondary is located in Tahsis, British Columbia. Scholarships for students attending Captain Meares Elem-Secondary can be found in our scholarship database
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PO Box 460
Tahsis, British Columbia
V0P 1X0
250 934-6305
Scholarships
The District/Authority scholarship is awarded to 5,500 high school graduates who have demonstrated excellence in their chosen area.The Ministry of Education and Child Care sets core eligibility requirements and general guidelines; local scholarship committees determine awarding criteria and select their conditional recipients.The Ministry confirms that the selected students have meet basic criteria and then sends these confirmed recipients a $1,250...
Qualifying recipients will receive $1,500 for full-time or $750 for part-time enrollment. This scholarship is applicable to many technical and trade-focused programs, eligible programs include automotive technology, plumbing, electronics, construction, diesel technology, cybersecurity, and dozens of other computer and technical programs.General InformationThis scholarship is applicable to many technical and trade-focused programs, and requires applicants meet specific criteria including filing a...
Founded in 1958, the Connecticut Parks Association’s mission is to promote park access, development, maintenance, and preservation in Connecticut communities. It is also aims to develop a network and fellowship among park professionals. The scholarship award program was named in honor of Dennis Malone after he passed away in 1998. Dennis was a past president of the Association and founder of...
One of the ancient admonitions of our Order is to educate the orphan. In accordance with that worthy goal, the family of Triffle P. and Annie G. Ivancovich have made a generous donation to establish Davis Odd Fellows Charities, Inc. (a 501(c)(3) corporation) to operate a scholarship fund for the benefit of orphans and young men and women who grew...
The Bradley Hillmo Anderson Memorial Award was established in 2001 in memory of Bradley Hillmo Anderson.Brad graduated from William Aberhart High School and was enthusiastic about his recent enrolment in Business at Mount Royal University (then Mount Royal College). He was a free spirit who pursued life with vigor, taking part in family events and participating in activities with his...
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