22/23 Yearly Scholarship Bulletin
2022-2023
Yearly Scholarship Bulletin
PLEASE NOTE THAT DATES and SCHOLARSHIPS LISTED MAY BE FROM LAST YEAR (2021-2022)!!!
PLEASE CHECK WITH MRS. MCDONALD FOR CURRENT DEADLINES, AS THEY OFTEN CHANGE FROM YEAR TO YEAR.
Elks National Most Valuable Student Scholarship Contest
-due November 14, 2022 must start on line
-High school senior and U. S. citizen
-based on scholarship, leadership and financial need
- 500 four-year awards ranging from $1,000 per year to $15,000 per year
-Forms available in the office or at www.elks.org
https://www.elks.org/scholars/scholarships/mvs.cfm
The Hagan Scholarship Due December 1, 2022
-Eligibility Requirements
1. Must be a U.S. Citizen.
2. Must attend an Eligible Public High School.
3. Must have achieved a 3.50 Cumulative Grade Point Average.
4. Must enroll at an Eligible Four-Year College or University the first semester following high school graduation.
5. Must maintain a four year or less graduation schedule in college.
6. Must work 240 hours each year, from January 1 until commencement of the fall semester in college. Employment must be regularly scheduled work performed under supervision for compensation.
7. Applicant’s Adjusted Gross Household Income reported for Federal Income Tax Purposes must not exceed $85,000.
8. Must provide a complete copy of the FAFSA SAR showing the EFC.
9. Must apply for Federal and State grants if eligible.
https://haganscholarships.org/application/
Burger King Scholars Program – December 15, 2022
-$1,000, $5,000 and $25,000 scholarships available to high school seniors
Christina Hixson Opportunity Award – due January 3, 2023
Application procedures:
1. Complete and mail the application for the Hixson Opportunity Award by December 15 at http://www.dso.iastate.edu/hixson/application
2. File FAFSA by December 1 (Iowa State University deadline).
3. Complete the Iowa State University admission process by December 15.
4. Submit a recommendation from a guidance counselor, teacher, or community leader that specifically discusses your qualifications based on the Criteria for Eligibility.
Darryl Jahn Memorial Scholarship-due Jan 5
-Sponsored by Beta Sigma Psi Lutheran Fraternity
-three $2000 scholarships
-given to Lutheran gentlemen entering Iowa State in the Fall of 2023
-applicants will be evaluated on their scholastic achievement and active participation in their communities and churches
FFA Scholarships – due Jan 12, 2023
-must be a U.S. citizen
-must be a high school senior or currently enrolled in college
-information available at http://scholarships.ffa.org and click on the “scholarship” link
Robert E. Byers Scholarship Trust – January 30
-Five $1,000 scholarships
-must be enrolling in an Iowa college or university
-students who plan to enroll in an Iowa college or university to study environmental science, community development, landscape architecture or architecture (historical emphasis) or community planning and sustainability are eligible to apply.
-applications are available online at www.keepiowabeautiful.com
Tribute Award – January 31
Any current high school Senior who meets the following qualifications is eligible:
-Is enrolled in an accredited public or private high school in the United States
-Has at least a 2.75 cumulative grade point average (GPA) on a 4.0 scale for the 9th and 10th grades
-Demonstrates accomplishments in Leadership and Community Service and has faced a significant roadblock or challenge.
-To apply online, go to https://www.discover.com/student-loans/college-planning/scholarships/award
Elks National Foundation due February 6, 2023
-Forms available in the office or at https://www.elks.org/scholars/scholarweb/legacy/rules.cfm?CFID=117036137&CFTOKEN=cec3990db643bdf-CE84CB82-D3DB-5637-AA13E80D2ABAC867
- Legacy Awards for Children of Elks -Must start on-line
-Child, grandchild, step-child or step-grandchild of an Elk in good standing and a high school senior
-based on leadership development and civic responsibility
-250 $4,000 scholarships
Dora Ossian Eastlack Scholarship
Candidates shall be enrolled at or intending to enroll at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln or the University of Nebraska at Omaha. First preference shall be given to the Valedictorian of Stanton High School. Second preference shall be given to the Salutatorian of Stanton High School. Third preference shall be given to a graduate of Stanton High School majoring in Journalism. Fourth preference shall be given to a graduate of Stanton High School with good academic standing.
Iowa 4-H Scholarships - February 1
-list of scholarships, instructions, and application available at -https://www.iowa4hfoundation.org/index.cfm?nodeID=31466&audienceID=1
-also available at the Montgomery County Extension office
Masonic Scholarship - due March 1
-Approximately 60 scholarships in the amount of $2,000 will be awarded
-Must be a senior planning to attend an accredited institution which provides (1) a two or four year college program or (2) vocational training
-Need not have a Masonic connection
-The principal criterion is service to school and community with special emphasis upon leadership roles in these areas.
-An applicant’s record, communication skills, and need for financial assistance are also considered carefully as is an evaluation of the applicant by a school official.
-The organization, appearance, and completeness of the application itself is also a factor considered in the selection process.
-The Scholarship Selection Committee will select a number of finalists who will be asked to appear before the committee for a personal interview.
-Applications may also be found in the office
2022 Future of Iowa Agriculture Scholarship Program - February 1,
-Applicants for “First-year Scholarships” must be entering their first undergraduate year at an accredited junior college, college or university.
-Applicants for “Upperclassmen Scholarships” must be entering at least their second year at an accredited junior college, college or university.
-Applicant must be pursuing an undergraduate or Graduate degree in a program of study that can equip the student to contribute to the agriculture industry in Iowa.
-Applicant must be an Iowa Corn Growers Association member or son/daughter of An ICGA member.
-Apply for ICGA membership at
-Scholarship applications will be available on our website and at
https://www.iowacorn.org/membership/membership-benefits/2021-future-of-agriculture-scholarships/
Hy-Vee Foundation Scholarship - February 10
-https://www.hy-vee.com/corporate/our-company/community/scholarships/
Qualified students are eligible to apply every year.
- Sons or daughters of full-time employees of firms that are members of the IGIA. The parent must have been employed for at least two years as of January 1, 2022.
- Employees (full-time or part-time) who are full-time students employed by firms that are members of the IGIA. Applicants must have worked a minimum of 300 hours during the 6-month period between July 1, 2021, and December 31, 2021.
-Applicant must be enrolling in college for the first time.
You will need to submit by February 8 of the current year:
-Completed application form.
-Personal statement describing a time when Hy-Vee made a difference in your life and/or the life of your customer(s). Minimum of 300 words, maximum of 500 words.
-Resume listing accomplishments in academics, activities, arts and athletics, community service and future post-secondary plans.
-Official transcript, which should include present student status (for example, junior second semester), last semester’s GPA and cumulative GPA.
-Test results from the ACT (American College Testing) examination.
-A letter of recommendation from a teacher, counselor or administrator. Although this is not a mandatory submission, it provides the judges with a more complete portrait of the applicant.
Iowa Newspaper Foundation Scholarships – due February 12
-Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic record, demonstrated talent
-Some consideration will be given to financial need.
-Most awards are limited to students attending Iowa colleges, universities and community colleges; see scholarship descriptions for details.
-applications available at: https://inanews.com/foundation/scholarships/
World Class, The Mediacom Scholarship Program – February 15
-Fifty $1,000 scholarships
-Based on academic achievement and leadership
-Eligible students must have a Red Oak, Clarinda or Villisca address
-Scholarship awardees may attend any accredited two-year or four-year college, university, technical or vocational school within the United States.
-You may download the application at http://www.mediacomworldclass.com/
Conservation District of Iowa and Montgomery Soil and Water Conservation District Scholarships
-due Feb 10, 2023
-presented to high school seniors pursuing programs in any field of agriculture or natural resources
-local scholarship of up to $1,000
-Winners will be asked to volunteer 4 to 8 hours working in the NRCS office in Red Oak, giving students a better understanding of conservation work done through this organization.
-three state level scholarships of $1,800, $1,200, and $1,000, and $300 for each of the six regional winners
-Criteria consideration will be points: 60 points for leadership (leadership includes service, character, and self-motivation – 20 points each); and 40 points for scholastic achievement.
-scholarship application is online at https://cdiowa.org/get-involved/scholarships/
-all applications must be typed
Iowa Financial Know-How Challenge: Senior Scholarship - Feb. 26
-http://www.iowastudentloan.org/SeniorScholarship
-Complete online financial tutorials and a related online assessment created by Iowa Student Loan.
Montgomery County Farm Bureau Scholarship - due Feb. 3
-Two $500 scholarships
- You must be a son or daughter of a Montgomery County Farm Bureau member, or an adult member yourself.
-You must be entering college for the first time.
-You must be a high school graduate or expect to graduate in the spring
-GPA minimum of 2.5 is necessary.
-Scholarship is not renewable. It is payable at the beginning of the second semester of school following proof of first semester 2.0 minimum grade average and enrollment in school.
-Criteria:
30% Demonstrated Need
20% Scholastic
20% Involvement
20% Recommendations and interviews (interviews may be conducted for final selection)
10% Family Farm Bureau Involvement
https://www.iowafarmbureau.com/page/file?path=Files%2Fpage-874%2Fa1215.pdf
Page County Farm Bureau – due Feb. 3
-applicant must be from a Farm Bureau member family
-must have at least a 3.0 grade point average
-scholarship available only to those entering professions or vocations requiring at least a minimum of two years of college
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Scholarship Program - due Feb. 3
-must be a son and/or daughter of an Iowa Farm Bureau member
-must be accepted by or enrolled in an accredited college or university or community college
-must be a high school senior or a college freshmen, sophomores, juniors or seniors in a 2 or 4 year accredited college or university
-students must maintain a minimum 2.5 grade point average throughout their college career to continue to qualify for this scholarship
-applicants must be working toward a degree in one of the following occupational areas of agriculture and/or agribusiness: (1)Production, (2) Horticulture, (3)Sales and Service, (4)Products and Processing, (5) Forestry, (6)Conservation, (7)Mechanization, (8) Research, (9) Economics, (10) Education and (11)Ag Health
-Apply at
https://www.iowafarmbureau.com/page/file?path=Files%2Fpage-874%2Fa1215.pdf
John Deere Scholarship- March 1
John Deere will sponsor 5 $2000
Check it out online at https://www.petersons.com/scholarship/john-deere-company-scholarship-111_192163.aspx
The Iowa Arts Scholarship for the Arts - due April 3rd
https://iowaculture.gov/arts/opportunities/arts-recognition/iowa-scholarship-for-the-arts
-must be enrolled at the senior class level in an Iowa high school
-must have proven artistic ability in the area of music, dance, visual arts, traditional arts, theater or literature (creative writing)
-be accepted as a full-time undergraduate student at a fully accredited Iowa college or university with a major in one or more of the areas listed above
-up to five scholarships of $1,000 to $2,000 are awarded annually
-For complete guidelines and eligibility requirements, please visit
Mark Earl and Esther Ruth Spencer Technical Scholarship (MCEC Technical Scholarships) – due March 1
-$1,000
-plan to enroll in a mechanical or trade course of study at an accredited Iowa community college
-applicant’s academic record, communication skills, financial need and plans for the future are considered carefully
https://grandlodgeofiowa.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/2021MCECScholarshipApplication_FINAL.pdf
- or see Mrs. Mainquist
Governor Terry E. Branstad Iowa State Fair Scholarship - due March 1
https://www.iowacollegeaid.gov/content/iowa-state-fair-scholarship
-four scholarships ranging up to $5000
-must actively participate at the Iowa State Fair (past or present)
-must be a graduating senior from an Iowa high school
-must plan to enroll at an Iowa college or university
Iowa Automobile Dealers Foundation for Education Scholarship - due March 1 https://iada.com/about/iad-foundation-for-education/for-students/
-awarded to graduating seniors interested in the pursuit of automotive or truck-related studies, such as technician training, body shop/collision repair, diesel, new vehicle sales, parts sales, accounting, or business administration.
Aureon - Formerly NETINS – March 1
-Applicant must be a resident of Iowa or attend and graduate from an Iowa high school.
-Applicant must be a citizen or permanent resident of the United States or one of its official territories.
-Applicant must graduate or have graduated from high school between January 1, 2020 and July 1, 2021.
-Applicant must live in the trade area of an Independent Telephone Company participating in the netINS Scholarship competition. Applicants must have existing telephone service with a prefix number of either 585, 586, 829, 826, or 785.
-Applicant must be accepted for admission and enrolled in an Iowa college or university and be pursuing a STEM-related course of study.
https://www.aureon.com/eventpages/aureon-scholarship-program/
ACACIA Leadership Scholarship - due March 1
-available to any male graduating from an accredited Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, or Nebraska high school
-must be attending Iowa State University
Southwest Iowa Rural Electric Cooperative Scholarship – March 2
-$500 scholarships
-Scholarships are for graduating seniors whose parents/guardians are members of Southwest Iowa Rural Electric Cooperative and reside in their service territory.
-Special consideration will be given to any student attending an accredited lineman school.
-application may be downloaded at www.swiarec.coop
NTCA Foundation for Rural Services Scholarship Program – due March 5 https://www.frs.org/programs/youth-programs/scholarships/faqs
-must be a graduating high school senior
-must have existing telephone service with FMTC (prefix number of 585,586, 829, 785 or 826)
-must be accepted by an accredited two- or four-year college, university or vocational-technical school
-must have at least a C grade point average
-express an interest to return to a rural community following graduation
-applications must be sponsored by FMTC and bear Kevin Cabbage’s signature
Iowa Communications Alliance Scholarships March 4, 2021
Traditional Scholarship - The Iowa Communications Alliance is offering one $1,500 college scholarship to a high school senior who lives in a member service territory. Our mission is to assist students from rural areas across Iowa with financial assistance to pursue higher education and to stay in rural Iowa after graduation. Scholarship Application Guidelines are available here. Please review the guidelines before starting your application. Click here to access the online scholarship application form. The application deadline is March 4, 2021.
Member Scholarship - Along with our traditional scholarship, we are excited to announce the availability of one $1,500 scholarship to be awarded to a high school senior whose parent or guardian is currently employed by or serving as a director of an Iowa Communications Alliance “Active Member” Company! This application is also open to any high school senior who is a current employee of an ICA Active Member Company. Our mission is to assist students from rural areas across Iowa with financial assistance to pursue higher education and to stay in rural Iowa after graduation. Please note that all identifying information relating to applicants shall remain anonymous from Scholarship Committee while in review. Scholarship Application Guidelines are available here. Please review the guidelines before starting your application. Click here to access the online scholarship application form. The application deadline is March 4, 2021.
BANK IOWA SPIRIT OF CHANDY SCHOLARSHIP March 9
https://www.bankiowa.bank/about-us/spirit-of-chandy-scholarship/
Eligibility
Applicants for the Bank Iowa Spirit of Chandy Scholarship must be high
school seniors who plan to enroll in a full-time undergraduate course of
study at an accredited four-year college or university, or a two-year junior
or community college in the fall following graduation. This scholarship
program is available to Bank Iowa customers and non-customers. Preference
will be to students who participate in the activities Chandy loved: swimming in particular, as well as biking, running and flying.
Bank Iowa will award a $500 scholarship to two deserving high school students in each of its seven
regions, for a total of 14 scholarships granted annually.
Elks Vocational Scholarship – March 8
-$500
https://iowaelks.org/index.php/enf/scholarships/
-Designated for students who will be pursuing a 2 year or less vocational training education or program
-The student does not need to be a relative of an Elks member. It is open to all students that meet the criteria.
Dennis Lloyd Scholarship
-due March 10
-$5,000
-for students interested in graphic art or journalism.
This scholarship is renewable for 4 years,
provided the student maintains a "C" or above average in college. Applicants must include a transcript with the application.
Letters of recommendation are encouraged.
LOCAL STANTON SCHOLARSHIPS - due March 17
Double Dozen Scholarship - Academics, character, leadership and potential for growth and success.
Duane Falk Scholarship - Based on academics, leadership, and participation in school and community activities. Number and amount designated annually.
Larmon Scholarship - Based on academic excellence and achievement in school and community activities. Number and amount designated annually.
American Legion Scholarship Randy Larson - Sponsored by the American Legion and Legion Auxiliary. Based on academic and leadership accomplishments. Must be a relative of a veteran.
National Honor Society Scholarship - One member---one non-member. Based on classes taken and grades. $100.00 each
Stanton Faculty and Administrators Scholarship - Must be going into an education field.
Stephanie (Peterson) and Christopher Stein Scholarship - Must be attending Iowa State University. Based on moral character, attitude, leadership, activities in school, and community service. Number of scholarships designated annually. $500
Ashley and Brooke Maley Memorial Scholarship - Amount to be determined yearly. Open to all senior students. Students may be pursuing any type of post-secondary education.
Class of 1963 – One scholarship given to a graduating senior from Stanton Community High School. Students may be pursuing any type of post-secondary education.
Stewart Sisters Scholarship - As alumnae of Stanton H. S., Shauna, Shalée, and ShaRee value the education they received here and feel it is important to give back. Based on academics, leadership, and participation in school and community activities. Open to graduating high school seniors. Submit a local scholarship application. Number and amount designated annually.
Robert E. Johnson Memorial Scholarship - Based on academics, leadership, and participation in school and community activities. $500
Myrna Johnson Memorial Scholarship- Based on academics, leadership, and participation in school and community activities. $500
Brooke Engstrand Scholarship - The Brooke Engstrand scholarship established in the spring of 2013 is intended for seniors planning to further their education in a 4-year or 2-year college program, or a technical school. Brooke had a passion for music and making the most of her life and the opportunities she was given. She was involved in many activities while a student at Stanton Community School, both in and out of school. Her love of horses and for others filled her life with joy and fulfillment. Brooke graduated in 2008 from Stanton High School. The number and amount of scholarships will be determined yearly. Scholarships go to a graduating senior. Submit a local scholarship application, including a letter with personal information, post-secondary education plans, and need for this scholarship.
Stanton Masonic Tarkio Lodge #645 A.F.& A.M. Scholarship Endowed Fund - This scholarship was established in 2018. The scholarship shall be awarded to a graduating senior of Stanton Community Schools. Applicants will submit a local scholarship application and will include a written letter containing personal information and post-secondary education plans. Based on: Integrity, citizenship, leadership, and participation in school, church, and community activities. Amount to be designated annually. The scholarship money will be available in August of the awarded year.
Cassie Rae Williams Memorial Scholarship - Cassie Rae (Gilliland) Williams was a 2005 Stanton graduate, she attended college, and went out to explore the world. When it came time to raise her family she returned to Stanton. She joined several committees and organizations giving back to the community she loved. Cassie was taken tragically in an automobile accident in 2019. In her spirit of giving back this scholarship has been established in her memory. The number of scholarships and amounts awarded will be determined on a yearly basis. Scholarships go to a graduating senior. Submit a local scholarship application, including a letter or essay with personal information, and post-secondary education plans.
Michelle Mead-Salley Scholarship - The Michelle Mead-Salley Scholarship was established in the spring of 2021. Michelle lost a hard-fought battle with pancreatic cancer in January of 2021. Michelle graduated from Stanton Community School in 1990. She went on to further her education at the University of Iowa where she earned her degree in nursing. She loved being a wife, mother, and nurse. She loved life and gave 100% to everything she did. She was known for her knowledge and skill as a nurse and was loved by her patients and the doctors and nurses with whom she worked.
Terms of the scholarship:
-The amount of the scholarship will be determined yearly.
-It is open to all senior students pursuing a post-secondary education.
-Applicants will be judged on their integrity, respect for others, being responsible, and for exhibiting a good attitude.
-Special consideration may be given to students entering the medical field.
-Students are to submit a local scholarship application which includes a written letter giving information including their personal information, post-secondary educational goals, and career plans.
-The scholarship will be given after the student has completed a successful first semester and enrolled in their second semester.
IOWA AMVETS - Due March 15
3 - $2000 Scholarships
Given on an annual basis only to graduating high school seniors.
The Scholarships may be used at any accredited college, university, area community technical or trade school.
There are no restrictions as to the course of study.
Applicants must be the son, daughter or grandchild of a current Iowa AMVET or new Iowa AMVET member. Stepchildren, foster children and other children dependent upon the member for support, and living with the member in a regular parent-child relationship, are eligible.
Southwest Iowa Educational Foundation
– due March 15
-$1,000
-Applicants must be in the top 25% of their graduation class and carry a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher.
-Preference will be given to students who plan a career in the field of education.
Meredith Communications Southwest Iowa Scholarship – due April 2
https://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/2424/files/2021/02/2021meredithcommunicationsscholarship.pdf Friday April 2
- $1,000 scholarship
-available to students who are graduates of a southwest Iowa high school who wish to further their educational pursuits at a college, university, business or vocational training facility
Hospital Education and Research Foundation (IHERF) - April 15, 21
The Iowa Hospital Association (IHA) is proud to support the Health Care Careers Scholarship program. These scholarships of up to $7,000 ($3,500 per year for a maximum of two years) each have supported higher education for more than 300 Iowa college students.
The ultimate goal of this program is to fill Iowa health care positions that currently have a notable number of openings by offering significant financial support to students seeking health care education. In exchange for that financial support, each award recipient must commit to working one year in an Iowa hospital for each year of scholarship award.
Placement opportunities will be identified for each IHA geographic district (a map is included with the application). Scholarship applications will be scored and awards made based on each applicant’s qualifications. All portions of the application form must be submitted byApril 15.
All applications will be submitted online at the IHERF scholarship website https://iherfscholarship.fluidreview.com/ which will help students confirm their eligibility before beginning the application process. This will allow for electronic submission of their application, college program verification and references.
Page County Cattlemen Scholarship – due March 30
-three $1,000 scholarships
-for students in Page County whose family is involved in the beef industry, and is a member of the Iowa Cattlemen’s Association
P.E.O. Scholarship – March 31
A woman is eligible for consideration of a local P.E.O.
Scholarship provided she:
• Exhibits excellence in leadership, extracurricular
activities, community service, academics, and
potential for future success
• Is in the final academic year (senior year) of her
secondary education and is 20 years of age or under
• Has a minimum cumulative unweighted GPA of 3.0
on a 4.0 scale
• Plans to attend an accredited post-secondary
educational institution
Montgomery County Pheasants Forever Scholarship - due April 1
-$250 scholarship
-must be a senior planning to attend a college or trade school requiring more than one semester
-Qualifications include a one page or less, word processed, essay summarizing your appreciation of conservation, wildlife, and the outdoors.
-All students are encouraged to apply
Stephanie (Peterson) and Christopher Stein Scholarship
(this is one of the local scholarships)
The Stephanie (Peterson) and Christopher Stein Scholarship was established in the spring of 2001 in memory of Stephanie (Peterson) and Christopher Stein. Stephanie was a 1991 graduate of Stanton High School. Stephanie and Christopher were 1996 graduates of Iowa State University.
-two $500 scholarships
1. The scholarship(s) shall be awarded to graduating seniors of Stanton Community Schools.
2. Applicants shall pursue a four-year degree at Iowa State University.
3. Applicants will submit a local scholarship application, which includes a written letter containing personal information, post-secondary education plans, and the need for the scholarship.
4. Applicants shall have been accepted at Iowa State University and plan to attend in the fall of the current year.
5. Applicants shall be judged as follows:
50% Good moral character, attitude, and leadership
50% Activities in school and community service
Special consideration will be made for students majoring in entomology.
Professional Educators of Iowa - due April 1
https://peiowa.org/foundation/scholarships/
Teacher of Tomorrow - One $500 ScholarshipThis scholarship is for any Iowa high school senior aspiring to teach and will be awarded on the basis of the student’s career goal as an educator, academic record, accomplishments, and community involvement.
Ed Christian Memorial - One $100 Scholarship The Ed Christian Memorial Scholarship has been created to assist a high school senior student who is pursuing a career in a scientific field in either a two or four year college or university.
Educational Persistence - One $500 Scholarship This unique award is for high school seniors or students currently enrolled as education majors and requires a recommendation from a PEI member.
College Book Scholarship - Ten $100 Scholarship This scholarship drawing will be awarded to students who will graduate from high school during the 2020-2021 school year.
Ray and Ruth Wallin Scholarship - due April 1
-open to ALL seniors at Stanton
-Since this is a church sponsored scholarship the primary basis for consideration in awarding this scholarship are the following:
-religious affiliation and activity
-financial need
-level of community and employment activity
-probable success in chosen area of study
Mamrelund Scholarship - due April 1
-$250
-available to any member of the Mamrelund Congregation who is enrolled in a Lutheran college
-Since this is a church sponsored scholarship the primary basis for consideration in awarding
this scholarship are the following:
-religious affiliation and activity
-financial need
-level of community and employment activity
-probable success in chosen area of study
Farmers Mutual Telephone Company - due April 1
https://www.myfmtc.com/scholarships?rq=Scholarship
-two $1,0000 scholarships
-must reside in an area where the Farmers Mutual Telephone Company provides service
-must have existing telephone service with a prefix number of either 585, 586, 829, 785 or 826
-must rank in the upper 1/2 of their class
-applicants entering a technical school, a two-year college, or a four-year school will be given consideration
Montgomery County 4-H County Council Scholarship - April 1
-Must be an active member in Montgomery County 4-H
-Must be a senior in high school
Fremont-Page Corn/Soybean Growers Association Scholarship – April 1
-Must be a graduating senior
-Must be a resident of Fremont or Page County
-Must be a child or grandchild of a member of the Fremont-Page Corn/Soybean Growers Association
Iowa Pork Foundation President’s Scholarship – April 1 http://www.iowapork.org/iowa-pork-youth-team/iowa-pork-producers-association-scholarships-internships/iowa-pork-foundation-scholarship-application-incoming-freshman/
-Incoming college freshman at any two or four year institution in Iowa
-Iowa resident
-Major in an ag related field with an emphasis on swine production
Altrusa International Inc. of Red Oak and Altrusa-Nellie Nelson Scholarship - due April 2
-Two college scholarships are offered every year and are designated for graduating seniors attending Red Oak, Stanton and Villisca high schools or is a Montgomery county resident
Montgomery County Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship – Postmarked by April 15
- Two $500 scholarships will be awarded
- The recipient must plan on majoring in a healthcare related field
- Open to any applicant residing in Montgomery County
Don & Ken Schenck Scholarship Trust – April 15
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sNjrmXqw_9ioRSyGtrBVDmsUHDo_tvuS/view?usp=sharing page 1
https://drive.google.com/file/d/19DpRLqFWgNgMXUF2BHwVaO3SadKV8VJl/view?usp=sharing Page 2
-One scholarship of at least $1,000 will be awarded each year to a senior of the graduating class from Stanton Community High School who is enrolled to attend a four-year undergraduate college or university, recognized and accredited by the Board of American Colleges and Universities.
-The scholarship is not dependent upon grades/GPA.
-The scholarship is not dependent upon financial need.
-The scholarship is not dependent upon gender, race, religion or family background.
-The scholarship will be awarded to the student who exemplifies a combination of Integrity, Character, Scholarship and Athleticism.
-The Don & Ken Schenck Scholarship Trust Application should be accompanied by two letters of character reference.
-Activities Record must be completed and submitted along with the application.
-Personal interviews will be arranged by the Trustees.
-Should you be eligible to receive another scholarship, such as a Pell Grant, which would conflict with and reduce the monies received from that scholarship, then the Don& Ken Schenck Scholarship will be awarded to someone else.
Ashley and Brooke Maley Memorial Scholarship – April 15
(this is one of the local scholarships)
-The Ashley and Brooke Maley Memorial Scholarship was established in the spring of 2003 in memory of Ashley and Brooke Maley who were students of the Stanton Community School.
– Amount determined yearly
-Open to all senior students
-Students may be pursuing any type of post-secondary education
-Applicants will submit a local scholarship application, which contains a letter stating information about their family, their educational goals and career plans, their work experience, and their reasons for applying for the scholarship.
-The scholarship will be paid to the student after completion of the first semester of college.
John F. Hossle 4-H / FFA Scholarship – April 15
-Open to Montgomery county 4-H and FFA members
Mills-Montgomery County Cattlemen’s Association Scholarship - April 15
-$250 to $500 scholarships
-open to all graduating seniors who are residents of Mills or Montgomery County or of bordering counties if they attend school in Mills or Montgomery County and the majority of their activities are in these counties
-applicants will be evaluated for scholastic achievement, community involvement, and interest in the beef industry
Reifel-Ellwood Education Fund - due April 15
-open to all high school graduates who are residents of Montgomery County
https://drive.google.com/file/d/17ndta02lIp35YPsKSxCunRueWpB_mgk-/view?usp=sharing
Montgomery County Memorial Hospital Employee-Sponsored Scholarship - due April 22
-open to any graduating high school senior residing in Montgomery County or any graduating senior residing in southwest Iowa whose parent(s) or grandparent(s) work at the Montgomery County Medical Campus
-amount to be determined each year
-recipient must plan on majoring in a healthcare field
-recipient must have at least a 3.0 grade point average
-must attend an accredited college or university
Jim Logan Scholarship – April 20
-for a graduating high school senior in Montgomery County who is pursuing further training and education in mass communications/journalism
Iowa Western Community College Foundation Scholarship – due April 22
-Scholarships awarded on basis of academic achievement and/or financial need
Apply on line at: https://iwcc.scholarships.ngwebsolutions.com/CMXAdmin/Cmx_Content.aspx?cpId=869
Good Samaritan Society Healthcare or Spiritual Ministries Scholarship
-Application MUST BE RECEIVED by April 30
Criteria for Eligibility:
-Accepted into a program leading to an associate or baccalaureate degree in nursing/related field or in religion/spiritual ministries
-Students pursuing C.N.A. certification are also eligible to apply.
Pearl Hull Falk Scholarship – May 1
-Must be of the Protestant
-Must be a resident of the State of Iowa
-Must be a full-time student at the University of Iowa
Robert D. Blue Scholarship - due May 10
-The applicant must be an Iowa resident planning to attend an Iowa college/university.
-The applicant can be a current high school senior or someone already enrolled in a college/university.
-Select an individual from your community (not a family member) that has demonstrated the responsibilities of being a citizen of a community. Write a 500-word essay on what this individual has done for his/her community.
-Each applicant is "graded" upon their high school GPA, financial need, references, and their essay.
-Application is available only online at http://www.rdblue.org/scholarship/
Horatio Alger Career & Technical Scholarship - June 15
To be considered for the Horatio Alger Career & Technical Scholarship Program, applicants must:
* Have completed high school or plan to complete high school
* Exhibit a strong commitment to pursue and complete a career or technical program at an accredited non-profit post-secondary institution in the United States
*Demonstrate critical financial need (must be eligible to receive the Federal Pell grant as determined by completion of the FAFSA)
*Demonstrate perseverance in overcoming adversity
*Be involved in community service activities
*Be 30 years old or younger
*Be a United States citizen
https://scholars.horatioalger.org/about-our-scholarship-programs/
Scholarship Sources *
www.fastweb.com - Student Scholarship Search
www.finaid.org - “The Smart Student Guide to Financial Aid”
* This information is from the Iowa College Aid Commission. They recommend using only free scholarship searches. Users should be aware that submitting personal information to the following web sites may result in that information being sold to mailing lists, which may lead to the receipt of unsolicited materials.