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1600 26th Street
Monroe, Wisconsin
53566
(608)328-7117
Scholarships
Wisconsin Mayflower Society Scholarship RequirementsThe Wisconsin Mayflower Society Scholarship is open to any high school senior who is a resident of the State of Wisconsin and/or junior member or regular member of the Wisconsin Society living outside of Wisconsin, a Citizen of the United States, and who is planning to attend an accredited college, university, or vocational institution in the...
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...
The WRA Education Foundation awards approximately $25,000 in scholarships annually based on future plans in foodservice, academic records and recommendations. Funding is provided by the Foundation’s Endowment Fund.2026-2027 Scholarship Application Now Open!Minimum qualifications for WRA Education Foundation scholarships are:Be a Wisconsin resident.Pursuing post-secondary education in fields related to the restaurant and hospitality industries, such as Culinary, Baking, Hospitality, Food Science...
The Chicago/Midwest Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences anticipates awarding one to four $2,500 scholarships for the 2026-27 academic year for high school seniors heading to college in Fall 2026.DEADLINE: SUNDAY, March 15, 2026These scholarships have been established by the Board to assist and encourage talented high school seniors preparing to attend post-secondary institutions and who...
To provide financial assistance to minority students pursuing graduate education in archival administration and to encourage ethnic diversification of the Midwest Archives Conference and of the archival profession as a whole. Candidates will be evaluated on their scholastic potential, their commitment to working in and creating access to archives and archival material, and commitment to representing and serving underrepresented communities...
What you’ll need to complete this applicationOfficial High School TranscriptsOfficial SAT/ACT Scores OptionalLetter of Recommendation (from high school counselor, teacher or outside agency.)College Acceptance LetterResumeProof of Parent’s Occupation (copy of ID or supervisory letter on station letterhead is acceptable.)Essay "What it means to me to have my parent/guardian involved in securing our community.” (500-1,000 words)Completed Community Service Form
