Vincent Massey Secondary School is located in Windsor, Ontario. Scholarships for students attending Vincent Massey Secondary School can be found in our scholarship database
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1800 Liberty St
Windsor, Ontario
N9E 1J2
(519) 969-2530
Scholarships
Our scholarship program provides financial assistance to students who have been able to significantly improve their grade point averages since beginning their college education. Each semester, we award a $1,000 scholarship to a student who can demonstrate that their GPA has increased by at least one point from semester to semester or year to year. By supporting students who have...
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Jack Terry was born in Poland in 1930. As a young boy, he lost his entire family in the Holocaust and struggled to survive the horrors of three Nazi Concentration Camps. At the end of the war, an American Army officer found Jack alone in the camp and arranged for him to come to the United States.Jack was then 15...
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