Roseville Joint Union High School District Local Scholarship … · 2019-02-01 · 2 This handbook offers scholarships from local organizations and alumni to the District’s high

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Roseville Joint Union High School District

Local Scholarship Program

2019 Scholarship Booklet Available February 1st-February 28th

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This handbook offers scholarships from local

organizations and alumni to the District’s high school

Seniors. It does not provide information about regional,

state, or national scholarships. All scholarship

information, whether for local scholarships or

otherwise, is available through your

College & Career Center.

A very special thank you to our

Local Scholarship sponsors

for their generosity!

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ROSEVILLE JOINT UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT

Local Scholarship Program

INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING THE APPLICATIONS

Scholarship applications will be made available on each school’s website. Granite Bay High School students can also access the applications through each Senior student’s Naviance account.

Read each scholarship very carefully. Only apply to those that you are qualified for!

Each scholarship submission will require the following:

o EITHER a “General Application” or a “Special Application” (not both!)

Available by going to your school’s website or Naviance and downloading the application.

o EITHER a “Personal Statement” or a “Special Essay” (not both!)

o Example: If you apply for 5 scholarships, you must turn in 5 applications (either General or

Special) and 5 essays (Either Personal Statement or Special Essay)

Only attach Letters of Recommendation to those scholarships specifically requesting them.

If a Transcript is required, your College & Career Center Representative will provide that for you,

free of charge. Do not request a transcript from the front office!

Your College & Career Center Representative will be responsible for completing the section on

Page 2 of the Application titled “For Office Use Only.”

Committees will not accept packets that are incomplete or not properly put together.

Only include required documentation asked for by each organization. Anything extra will be

removed.

All completed applications are due to your College & Career Center by: 3:00 PM ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2019 – NO EXCEPTIONS

Your College & Career Center Representative is responsible for submitting all completed application packets to the various scholarship committees. The scholarship committees will then determine the scholarship winner(s). Scholarship winners will be announced at your school’s Senior AMA Awards Ceremony. IMPORTANT NOTE: If you are the recipient of a scholarship, you are expected to send a Thank You Letter! In past years, we have lost some scholarships because winners did not follow this practice. Your College & Career Center Representative will advise you through this process once you have been announced the scholarship recipient.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

DISTRICT-WIDE SCHOLARSHIPS

The Allegiant Giving Scholarship for Tomorrow’s Leaders Scholarship ............................................................... 7

American Association of University Women (AAUW) Scholarship ...................................................................... 7

Antelope American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO) Scholarship ................................................................. 8

Sylvia Besana Memorial Scholarship ....................................................................................................................................... 8

California School Employees Association Chapter 459 Scholarship .................................................................................. 8-9

Carpenters Local Union 46 Scholarship .................................................................................................................................. 9

Chesler Memorial Scholarship ................................................................................................................................................. 9

Godil Family Scholarship .................................................................................................................................................................. 9-10

Pasco Gomes Memorial Scholarship .................................................................................................................................... 10

Pinky Jenson Memorial Scholarship ..................................................................................................................................... 10

Monique Johnson Homes/Pay It Forward Scholarship .................................................................................................... 10-11

Kiwanis Club of Roseville Scholarship .................................................................................................................................. 11

Lilani Wealth Management (STEM) Scholarship .................................................................................................................. 11

Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce Scholarship ............................................................................................................. 12

R.C.O.N.A. Roseville Coalition of Neighborhood Association Scholarship ............................................................................ 12

Roseville Crime Stoppers Scholarship .................................................................................................................................. 12

Roseville Emblem Club, No. 407 Scholarship ....................................................................................................................... 13

Roseville Girls Softball: John A. Gabriel Scholarship/Leadership Award ............................................................................... 13

Roseville Host Lions Scholarship .......................................................................................................................................... 14

Roseville Joint Union High School District (RJUHSD) Administration Scholarship ............................................................... 14

Roseville Teacher’s Association Scholarship ................................................................................................................... 14-15

Roseville Youth Soccer Club: Jo Meza Memorial Scholarship .............................................................................................. 15

Rotary Club of Roseville Scholarship .................................................................................................................................... 15

Rotary Club of Placer Valley – Sunrise Scholarship ............................................................................................................. 16

Summer Sanders Scholarship .............................................................................................................................................. 16

Bill Santucci Memorial Scholarship ................................................................................................................................. 16-17

Edwin J. Schellhous Scholarship .......................................................................................................................................... 17

Thelma Zerbe Memorial Scholarship from Soroptimist International of Roseville ............................................................ 17-18

Wurm & Frye Wealth Management Scholarship ................................................................................................................... 18

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ADELANTE HIGH SCHOOL ONLY SCHOLARSHIPS

Bob Howe Memorial Rotary Scholarship ........................................................................................................ 19

Granite Bay Rotary Club Scholarship .............................................................................................................. 19

ANTELOPE HIGH SCHOOL ONLY SCHOLARSHIPS

Antelope Parents Boosters Scholarship ...................................................................................................... 20

GRANITE BAY HIGH SCHOOL ONLY SCHOLARSHIPS

Godil Family Scholarship ............................................................................................................................... 21

Granite Bay FC Kendra Langham Community Service Scholarship ................................................................ 21

Granite Bay FC Men’s Scholarship .................................................................................................................................. 21-22

Granite Bay FC Women’s Scholarship ................................................................................................................................. 22

Granite Bay High School CSF Scholarship ........................................................................................................................... 22

Granite Bay High Rotary Club Paul Schabert Memorial Scholarship .................................................................................... 22

Hobson Counselor Community Granite Bay High School Athletic Scholarship ...................................................................... 23

Hobson Counselor Community Granite Bay High School Hobson Scholarship .................................................................... 23

Out Running Cancer Scholarship: Coach Sturgeon Memorial (cross country) ...................................................................... 24

Out Running Cancer Scholarship: Coach Sturgeon Memorial (track and field) .................................................................... 24

Francis Albert Pink Lacrosse Scholarship ............................................................................................................................ 25

John E. Rafferty Memorial Scholarship .................................................................................................................................. 25

Eric Seidman Memorial Scholarship ...................................................................................................................................... 25

INDEPENDENCE HIGH SCHOOL ONLY SCHOLARSHIPS

Schmidt Scholarship .................................................................................................................................... 26

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OAKMONT HIGH SCHOOL ONLY SCHOLARSHIPS

Monique Johnson Homes Pay It Forward Scholarship ................................................................................... 27

Roseville Sunrise Lions Scholarship .............................................................................................................. 27

Kathleen Sirovy Memorial Scholarship ............................................................................................................................ 27-28

Oakmont Performing Arts Booster Scholarship ..................................................................................................................... 28

ROSEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ONLY SCHOLARSHIPS

Alumni Association of RHS Scholarships ...................................................................................................... 29

AVID Student Scholarship................................................................................................................................ 29

Alice Christine Berry Scholarship .......................................................................................................................................... 29

Henry Bradley Berry Scholarship .......................................................................................................................................... 30

Ronald Frederick Brill, Jr. Memorial Scholarship ................................................................................................................. 30

Dudley-Vehmeyer-Brown Scholarship ............................................................................................................................. 30-31

Leonard “Duke” Davis Memorial Scholarship......................................................................................................................... 31

Hallie Eggert Young Memorial STEM Scholarship ................................................................................................................. 31

Hallie Eggert Young Memorial Vocational Scholarship .......................................................................................................... 32

The Harold John Eilersen, Jr. Scholarship ............................................................................................................................. 32

Julie Estridge Memorial Scholarship ................................................................................................................................ 32-33

Leasa Gentry – Allegiant Giving Scholarship ........................................................................................................................ 33

Francisco and Veronica Hernandez Scholarship ................................................................................................................... 33

Ashley Jenkins Memorial Scholarship .................................................................................................................................. 34

Stephanie Le Doux Memorial Scholarship ............................................................................................................................ 34

Pay it Forward – Casey Griffin Memorial Scholarship ...................................................................................................... 34-35

Walter A. and Doris Rickey Scholarship for Music & Art ....................................................................................................... 35

RHS Culinary Art/Hospitality Management Scholarship .................................................................................................. 35-36

Roseville Parents’ Club Scholarship ...................................................................................................................................... 36

The Alma Horan Surko Scholarship ...................................................................................................................................... 36

The Blashia John Surko Scholarship .................................................................................................................................... 37

John J. Surko Scholarship .................................................................................................................................................... 37

WOODCREEK HIGH SCHOOL ONLY SCHOLARSHIPS

Woodcreek High School Timberwolf Boosters Scholarship ........................................................................... 38

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DISTRICT–WIDE SCHOLARSHIPS

THE ALLEGIANT GIVING SCHOLARSHIP FOR TOMORROW’S

LEADERS – $500 One male and one female award per school.

Open to graduating high school seniors at Oakmont and Roseville high schools who have demonstrated leadership qualities. Leaders are found in many places and emerge from many places also. Those involved in class or school leadership positions are obviously potential candidates for this scholarship, but it is not limited to just that arena. Many leaders emerge through athletics and activities participation, especially those involving teamwork, and those individuals are also encouraged to apply. Applicants must complete a Special Application and submit a 500 word essay explaining “What constitutes a good leader and what has made you a good leader.”

Special Application Required

Special Essay Required (500 words) that explains: “What constitutes a good leader and what has made you a good leader.”

To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Scholarship winners must submit proof of full-time enrollment (12+ units) within 1 year of graduation from high school to their College & Career Coordinator before payment is processed.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN (AAUW)

SCHOLARSHIP – 2 @ $750

AAUW-RSP celebrates 50 years of serving the community. The purpose of the American Association of University Women, Roseville-South Placer Branch (AAUW) scholarship is to provide college scholarship awards to graduating high school senior girls within the South Placer school districts who will be attending a two or four year college. Applicants must complete a Special Application, three Letters of Recommendation, high school transcript, a one page 500-word essay stating, “How you plan on being a leader of women after college”, Student Aid Report (SAR) from FAFSA, and a college admissions letter by June 15, 2019.


GPA of 2.5 or Higher

Student Aid Report (SAR) from FAFSA

College Admissions Letter by June 15, 2019

Three Letters of Recommendation Required

Special Essay Required (500 words, 1 pg.) that states: “How you plan on being a leader of women after college.”

Transcript Required To Receive Award: Submit college admissions letter by June 15, 2019 to AAUW – High School Scholarship Committee, PO Box 1174, Lincoln, CA 95648. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

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ANTELOPE AMERICAN YOUTH SOCCER ORGANIZATION (AYSO)

SCHOLARSHIP- The number of scholarships/amounts determined by the committee.

Antelope American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO) is offering up to $1,000 in scholarships to graduating seniors. To be eligible, applicants must have participated as a player in Antelope AYSO during their high school years. Applicants must have a cumulative 3.0 GPA with exemplary citizenship. Must apply with a SPECIAL APPLICATION which includes an essay. A transcript must also be attached.


Special Essay


Transcript Required To Receive Award: Proof of full-time enrollment must be shown prior to distribution of the scholarship monies. Send proof to: Antelope AYSO-Scholarship Committee, 7909 Walerga Road #112-156, Antelope, CA, 95843.

SYLVIA BESANA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP – 2 @ $500 The number of scholarships available depends on amount of funding. Open to all seniors in the Roseville Joint Union High School District planning to pursue a college education

leading toward a career in the field of teaching or physical education. Students who have demonstrated civic involvement or participation with student government are encouraged to apply.

General Application Required To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Scholarship winners must send proof of completion of first semester (full-time enrollment, 12+ units) within 1 year of high school graduation to their College & Career Coordinator before payment is processed.

CALIFORNIA SCHOOL EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION CHAPTER 459

SCHOLARSHIP – $100-$500

Open to graduating seniors who have a parent/legal guardian who is an active member in good standing with

CSEA, Chapter 459. Applicants must submit: (1) Special Essay specifically stating why scholarship is needed and (2) A transcript with general application. GPA must be 2.5 or higher. This scholarship will be awarded only to those deemed qualified by the scholarship selection committee.

General Application Required


Special Essay Required “specifically stating why scholarship is needed.” Transcript Required

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To Receive Award: Scholarship winner must send transcripts verifying completion of the first semester from an accredited college to: Roseville High School, ATTN: Sarah Carstens, CSEA Chapter 459 Scholarship Committee Chairperson, #1 Tiger Way, Roseville, CA 95678.

CARPENTERS LOCAL UNION 46 SCHOLARSHIP – $500-$1,000 The number of scholarships/amounts determined by the committee. Open to all seniors in the Roseville Joint Union High School District continuing their education beyond high

school. Students must have a 2.0 GPA or better; demonstrate financial need, community and/or school involvement and a positive attitude.


GPA of 2.0 or Higher To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of

the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly.

Scholarship winners must submit proof of full-time college enrollment (12+ units), within one year of high school graduation, to their College & Career Coordinator before payment is processed.

CHESLER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP – 1 @ $2,000

Open to all seniors in the Roseville Joint Union High School District planning to pursue a college education leading toward a career in mining, geology, or related field.

General Application Required To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Scholarship winners must submit proof of full-time college enrollment (12+ units) and college expenses, within one year of high school graduation, to their College & Career Coordinator before payment is processed.

GODIL FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP – 1 @ $1,000 Open to RJUHSD graduating seniors who plan to pursue a college degree in the field of Medical and Health Sciences, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics. Applicants must have a minimum GPA of

3.5 or higher and must include a 500-word Special Essay explaining, “What is your passion and goal in life and why do you deserve this award?” Attach transcript to application. A letter of recommendation from a science or mathematics teacher is also required.



Letter of Recommendation from a Science or Mathematics Teacher Required

500-Word Special Essay Required Explaining: “What is your passion and goal in life and why do you deserve this award?”

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To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send proof of full-time enrollment (12+ units) within one year of high school graduation to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed.

PASCO GOMES MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP – 1 @ $1,000

For a deserving and serious high school student, for the first year of university study in the field of business or manufacturing management.

General Application Required To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware payment is over two semesters (50%-50%), upon submitting proof of enrollment as a full-time student (12+ units), to their College & Career Coordinator before payment is processed.

PINKY JENSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP – 1 @ $1,000 Open to RJUHSD seniors who are dependent youth of a past or present member of the Roseville Fire

Department. One scholarship in the amount of $1,000 each shall be available annually for qualified applicants having a minimum 3.0 GPA. This scholarship shall be awarded by the Executive Board of Local 1592 following applicant review and recommendation by the Scholarship Committee. Awards shall be limited to one per person, and may be used for either college or vocational programs. Must apply with a Special Application.


GPA of 3.0 or Higher To Receive Award: Winners must submit proof of full-time (12+ units) enrollment in college or vocational program prior to the disbursement of funds by the Local Treasurer. Awards must be used within 2 years following high school graduation. Submit to: Pinky Jenson Memorial Scholarship, L-1592 Secretary, P.O. Box 638, Roseville, CA 95678

MONIQUE JOHNSON HOMES PAY IT FORWARD SCHOLARSHIP –

1 @ $500 Additional scholarships to be determined by funding. Open to all seniors at Antelope, Granite Bay, Oakmont, Roseville, and Woodcreek who will be pursuing a

college education. Primary criteria in selecting recipient(s) are students who can demonstrate a strong work ethic, perseverance in their academic growth and success, and individual promise. Must have at least a 3.3 GPA or higher. Applicants must submit a Special Essay with a short answer: “In one paragraph, please give an example of your work ethic in action.”



Teacher or Counselor Letter of Recommendation Required

Special Essay (Short Answer) Required: “In one paragraph, please give an example of your work ethic in action.”


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To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must submit proof of enrollment as a full-time student (12+ units) in a two or four-year college or university, or vocational school within one year of graduation to their College & Career Coordinator before payment is processed.

KIWANIS CLUB OF ROSEVILLE SCHOLARSHIP See amounts listed below. Open to senior students who will be pursuing a college education. Primary criteria in selecting recipients are students who can demonstrate, in an attached written narrative, extensive involvement in

volunteerism within their community and/or participation in community activities within their school. Students are also selected on demonstrative leadership, high moral character, good citizenship and financial need.


GPA of 2.75 (B-) or Higher

Special Essay required demonstrating extensive involvement in volunteerism within your community and/or participation in community activities within your school. Key Club membership is required.

AMOUNT: 3 - $1,000 – Antelope Key Club 3 - $1,000 – Oakmont Key Club 3 - $1,000 – Granite Bay Key Club 3 - $1,000 – Roseville Key Club

3 - $1,000 – Woodcreek Key Club 1 - $500 – Independence/Adelante (combined) –Key Club Membership NOT required To Receive Award: Must send proof of full-time enrollment (12 units) in a college or university to: Frank Chapman, Scholarship Chairperson, Kiwanis Club of Roseville, 208 Fairhall Court, Roseville, CA 95747. Award must be collected within two years.

LILANI WEALTH MANAGEMENT (STEM) SCHOLARSHIP

– 1 @ $500

The Lilani Wealth Management (STEM) Scholarship is open to all graduating female seniors studying STEM who will be pursuing a college degree in the field of Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics. Applicants must have a minimum GPA of 3.5 and must include a 500-word Special Essay entitled: “Giving Back: How I’ll Make a Difference in the World.” Also one letter of recommendation from a teacher or school counselor must be attached to the application packet. (Financial need is not necessarily required.)



One Letter of Recommendation from a Teacher or School Counselor Required

500-word Special Essay Required entitled “Giving Back: How I’ll Make a Difference in the World.” Explain your contribution, small or big, to better the lives of the people in the world.

To Receive Award: Recipient must submit proof of full-time enrollment (12+units), within one year of high school graduation to: Lilani Wealth Management, Attn: Ms. Rashida Lilani, 1624 Santa Clara Dr. # 235, Roseville, CA 95661.

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ROSEVILLE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

SCHOLARSHIP – 1 @ $500

Scholarship is open to all RJUHSD graduating seniors with a 2.5 or greater GPA. The applicant

shall demonstrate a desire to pursue an Entrepreneurial business opportunity as a career and plan on attending Community College, College or University beginning fall of 2019. Include Business Plan and Letter of Recommendation.



Business Plan Must be Included

Letter of Recommendation required describing your qualifications and why you deserve this scholarship. To Receive Award: Recipient must submit proof of full-time enrollment (12 units) in Community College, College or University to: Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce, Chamber of Commerce Entrepreneur Scholarship; 650 Douglas Blvd., Roseville, CA 95678

R.C.O.N.A. Roseville coalition of neighborhood

association Scholarship – 3 @ $150

Roseville Coalition of Neighborhood Associations (R.C.O.N.A.) is offering this scholarship opportunity to all RJUHSD Seniors planning on pursuing a college education or receiving a certificate in a vocational program.


Transcript with GPA of 3.0 or higher

Community Service – We require confirmation of community volunteer service at RCONA neighborhood events (1 or more). This information can be noted in Community Activity Section of “General Application”.

Letter of Recommendation from Teacher or High School Counselor

Special Essay-250-500 words, Answering the Question: “How has volunteering in your community helped shape who you are today?”

To Receive Award: Winners should provide full time enrollment details at a 2 or 4 year college, university or vocational school to RCONA Scholarship Committee, 1911 Douglas Blvd. Suite 85-370, Roseville, CA 95661.

ROSEVILLE CRIME STOPPERS SCHOLARSHIP – 1 @ $1,000 Open to Seniors pursuing a career in the field of Criminal Justice. Criteria for selection will be on financial

need, leadership qualities, high school extracurricular activities and community service. Must have at least one letter of recommendation from the applicant’s high school counselor or teacher. The top three applicants will be asked to attend a short meeting with the Crime Stoppers Board to answer a prepared question to determine the final winning applicant.


At Least One Letter of Recommendation from High School Counselor or Teacher Required

To Receive Award: Must submit proof of full-time enrollment (12 units) to: Crime Stoppers Board, PO Box 682, Roseville, CA 95661. Award must be collected within two years of high school graduation.

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ROSEVILLE EMBLEM CLUB, NO. 407 SCHOLARSHIP – 2 @ $1,000 Open to senior students who are continuing their education after graduating from high school and enrolling in college full-time (12 units) in the fall. Award will be based on a GPA of 2.8 or better; financial need;

participation in interscholastic sports and/or an elective office in some class, student body, or school sponsored organization and participation in community service outside of school. Applicants must submit a one-page Special Essay explaining “What I Hope to Accomplish in College and Why.”



One-page Special Essay Required Explaining “What I Hope to Accomplish in College and Why.” To Receive Award: Upon receipt of proof of enrollment in college, a check shall be issued to the college for the winners to use toward tuition, books and lab fees. No checks will be issued directly to the student. Proof of enrollment in college must be sent within 12 months of award. Verification of enrollment must include twelve (12) or more units per semester. Proof of enrollment should be sent to: Scholarship Chairman, Roseville Emblem Club No. 407, P.O. Box 193, Roseville, CA 95678.

ROSEVILLE GIRLS SOFTBALL: John A Gabriel

Scholarship/Leadership Award

See amounts listed below.

The Roseville Girls Softball League is offering scholarships to one graduating senior at each of the following five high schools (Granite Bay, Roseville, Oakmont, Woodcreek, and Antelope) plus at least one additional “At Large” scholarship. Applicants must have participated in the Roseville Girls Softball League for at least four seasons to be eligible. Work as an umpire also counts. Applicants must have a cumulative 3.0 GPA with exemplary citizenship grades. Applicants must also respond on a separate application to questions on citizenship, leadership, extracurricular activities, and goals for the future. Must apply with a Special Application. The application must be typed, not handwritten. Transcript also needs to be attached.



Transcript Required

$250 – Antelope $250 – Roseville $250 – Granite Bay $250 – Woodcreek $250 – Oakmont $250 – At Large (Any School) Additional scholarships awarded as merited.

To Receive Award: The actual cash awards along with a certificate will be presented to each recipient at the league’s closing ceremonies. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

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ROSEVILLE HOST LIONS SCHOLARSHIP See amounts listed below. Open to senior students of Roseville and Woodcreek High Schools who are planning to continue their

education after graduation. Applicant must have a GPA of 3.0 (B) or better, demonstrate financial need, good citizenship and community involvement, and have participated in an interscholastic sport and/or held an elective office in some class, student body, or school sponsored organization, and have been enrolled in the school for at least three semesters. The Lions motto of “We Serve” means the recipient of this award must demonstrate an ability and desire to give back to the community.


GPA of 3.0 (B) or Higher AMOUNT: Maurice T. Mahan Jr. Scholarship – $2,500 – Roseville

Leonard D. Robb Scholarship – $2,500 – Woodcreek To Receive Award: Winners must submit proof of full-time enrollment (12 units) in a school or college within two (2) years. Award will be paid in one (1) installment. Submit proof of enrollment to: Roseville Host Lions Scholarships, P.O. Box 806, Roseville, CA 95678

ROSEVILLE JOINT UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT

ADMINISTRATION SCHOLARSHIP Administration staff at each school will make nominations. Candidates must have demonstrated active

involvement in community, school and district service. Must have been enrolled in the District at least two years and a minimum 2.5 GPA.

STUDENTS DO NOT SUBMIT APPLICATIONS FOR THIS SCHOLARSHIP. AMOUNT: 2 @ $1,000 – Antelope 2 @ $1,000 – Granite Bay 2 @ $1,000 – Oakmont 2 @ $1,000 – Roseville 2 @ $1,000 – Woodcreek 2 @ $500 – Adelante 2 @ $500 – Independence To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware the award will be issued at the conclusion of one successful year in college immediately following high school graduation. College verification must include a 2.5 GPA and 12 units per semester. Recipients are aware they must send proof to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed.

ROSEVILLE TEACHER’S ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP – 3 @ $500 Open to graduating seniors from Roseville, Oakmont and Woodcreek High Schools pursuing careers as K-8 teachers. Award based on a 3.0 (B) or higher GPA, need, leadership qualities, and participation in

extracurricular activities.


GPA of 3.0 (B) or Higher


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To Receive Award: Winner must send letter from the Registrar’s Office confirming full-time enrollment (12 units) in freshman year of college to: Roseville Teacher’s Association, Attn: President, Donna Bengle, Roseville City School Dist., 1050 Main Street, Roseville, CA 95678.

ROSEVILLE YOUTH SOCCER CLUB: Jo Meza Memorial

Scholarship


Open to seniors of Roseville, Oakmont, Woodcreek, Antelope and Granite Bay High School. Student must have participated in a minimum of three years in Roseville Youth Soccer Club and have a 3.0 GPA or better. Applicants must submit a Special Essay explaining “How has participating in soccer impacted my life?” Essay must be no more than 2-pages, typed, Arial or Times New Roman font style and 12 pt. font size.



Special Essay Explaining “How has participating in soccer impacted my life?” (See requirements above.)

AMOUNT: $1,000 – At Large/Antelope/Granite Bay (Combined) $1,000 – Oakmont $1,000 – Roseville $1,000 – Woodcreek

The club will also award an additional $1,000 scholarship to the highest scoring runner-up applicant from all of the schools listed above.

To Receive Award: Scholarship winners must submit proof of either full-time enrollment (12 units) or enlistment in a branch of the U.S. military to: Tony Favro, Roseville Youth Soccer Club, P.O. Box 355, Roseville, CA 95678 and e-mail: [email protected].

ROTARY CLUB OF ROSEVILLE SCHOLARSHIP $1,500 – Roseville $1,500 – Oakmont

Open to senior students at Roseville and Oakmont High School planning to continue their education beyond

high school. Must have at least a 3.3 GPA and demonstrate financial need. Attach transcript to application.



Transcript Required Receiving Award: Winners must submit verification of full-time enrollment (12 units) to: Rotary Club of Roseville, Attn: Bob Tomasini, P.O. Box 57, Roseville, CA 95678. Also email verification of enrollment to: [email protected]. Award must be collected within two years of high school graduation.

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ROTARY CLUB OF Placer Valley SUNRISE Scholarship –

1 @ $1,000 Open to graduating seniors from Roseville and Woodcreek High Schools. Submit a letter explaining financial

need, school activity participation and community activities. Must have a GPA of 3.4 or higher. Attach transcript to letter. This scholarship will be awarded only to those deemed qualified by the scholarship selection committee.



Submit letter explaining financial need, school activity participation and community activities.

Transcript Required To Receive Award: Submit proof of full-time enrollment (12 units) in college prior to receiving award to: Rotary Club of Placer Valley-Sunrise, PO Box 1762, Rocklin, CA 95677. Proof must be submitted no later than December 31, 2019.

SUMMER SANDERS SCHOLARSHIP – 1 @ $2,500 Open to all Oakmont and Granite Bay seniors. Candidates should be well-rounded, involved in many activities, sports, community service, student council, leadership programs, etc. and have a 3.0 GPA or

better. Applicants must submit (1) Special Essay that tells about you as a person and what has shaped your life so far and that describes your goals for the future. (2) Please include a short letter of recommendation from someone who can help illustrate, through specific example, why you deserve this scholarship.



Short letter of recommendation from someone who can help illustrate, through specific example, why you deserve this scholarship.

Special Essay required “that tells the reader about you as a person, what has shaped your life so far, and describes your goals for the future.”

To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment pf the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send proof of full-time enrollment (12 units) in a two or four-year college or university, within one year of graduation to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed.

BILL SANTUCCI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Number and amount subject to funds available. Must be a graduating senior from any one of the following campuses: Adelante, Antelope,

Granite Bay, Independence, Oakmont, Roseville, and Woodcreek. Applicants must also have resided within the boundaries of the Roseville Joint Union High School District at least two school years. Scholarships will be awarded based on a GPA of 3.0 or better, leadership qualities, high school extra-curricular activities and community service history. Must apply with a Special Application. Applicant must submit a Special Essay explaining why this scholarship is being sought and how the applicant intends to use this potential source of funding.


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Special Essay required explaining why this scholarship is being sought and how the applicant intends to use this potential source of funding.

To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send proof of full-time enrollment (12 units) within two years of high school graduation to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed.

EDWIN J. SCHELLHOUS SCHOLARSHIP – 1 @ $500

Open to senior students who are continuing their education after graduating from high school. Applicants must be residents of the City of Roseville and must demonstrate financial need, school participation, and community activity.


Must be a City of Roseville Resident To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Scholarship winners will receive their award at the conclusion of their first successful year of college as a full-time student (12 units). Verification of this requirement must be a college transcript. Recipients are aware they must send Verification to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed.

THELMA ZERBE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FROM

SOROPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL OF ROSEVILLE


Soroptimist is an international volunteer organization for business and professional women who work on projects that improve the lives of women and girls, in local communities and throughout the world. Open to male and female seniors who are continuing their education after graduation, who will enter in a field of study that will ultimately benefit women and girls, and who have demonstrated a commitment to community service. We require a Special Essay that reflects: 1) Why you deserve this award and how this award will help you achieve your goal; 2) What have you done to prepare for your future career; 3) How your field of study will benefit women and girls. This scholarship will be awarded only to those deemed qualified by the scholarship selection committee. Soroptimist members and their immediate families are not eligible for any Soroptimist monetary award available to the public. Immediate family includes parents, siblings & children by adoption, blood or marriage.


Special Essay required reflecting 1) Why you deserve this award and how this award will help you achieve your goal; 2) What have you done to prepare for your future career; 3) How your field of study will benefit women and girls.


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AMOUNT: $1,000 – Antelope $1,000 – Granite Bay $1,000 – Oakmont

$1,000 – Roseville $1,000 – Woodcreek To Receive Award: Scholarship winners must arrange for proof of full-time enrollment (12 units) to be sent by the school registrar to: Soroptimist International of Roseville, P.O. Box 625, Roseville, CA 95678, before checks will be issued. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

Wurm & frye wealth management SCHOLARSHIP- 1 @

$500

One scholarship will be awarded to a graduating senior in the Roseville Joint Union High School District planning to continue

their education at a Community College or 4-year college/university. Seniors who have been contributing members of their

class, have demonstrated leadership either in the classroom or through athletics and have contributed service to the

community may be eligible to apply. Students must have a minimum GPA of 3.25 to apply for this scholarship.

General Application

Available by going to your school’s website and downloading the application.

Personal Statement- Tell us about your background and why you feel you are deserving of this award.

Demonstrate Academic Leadership and/or Athletic Leadership

Community Service Requirement

To Receive Award: Winner must send college address information and proof of enrollment as a full-time student (12+ units)

within 6 months of graduating high school to Mr. Jerod Wurm, c/o Wurm & Frye Wealth Management, 3741 Douglas Blvd.,

STE 310, Roseville, CA 95661.

END OF DISTRICT–WIDE SCHOLARSHIPS

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ADELANTE HIGH SCHOOL ONLY

BOB HOWE MEMORIAL ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP – $1,500

Open to all seniors at Adelante High School planning to continue their education beyond high school. Must have at least a 3.0 GPA or higher in all course work at Adelante High School and demonstrate financial need.

Attach a transcript to the application.


GPA of 3.0 or Higher (at Adelante)

Transcript Required To Receive Award: Scholarship will be paid in two installments. 1st installment paid after the completion of fall semester, 2nd installment paid after the completion of spring semester. Winners must submit proof of full-time enrollment (12 units) with completion of classes within two years of receiving award to: Rotary Club of Roseville, Attn: Treasurer, P.O. Box 57, Roseville, CA. 95678. Also email verification of enrollment to: [email protected]

GRANITE BAY ROTARY Club SCHOLARSHIP – $2,500 Open to Adelante High School seniors who have at least a 2.0 GPA or higher who plan on continuing their education beyond high school. To apply for our 2018 scholarship, please describe your goals and plans after

graduating high school in your Personal Statement.


GPA of 2.0 or Higher To Receive Award: Scholarship winner must submit proof of full-time enrollment (12 units) to: Granite Bay Rotary Club, P.O. Box 2233, Granite Bay, CA 95746.

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ANTELOPE HIGH SCHOOL ONLY

ANTELOPE PARENT BOOSTERS SCHOLARSHIP – 2 @ $250 Number of scholarships available depends on the amount of funding.

Available to seniors at Antelope High School who have a cumulative weighted academic GPA of 3.0 or above. Scholarship recipients will be chosen based on their accomplishments as stated on their application. Rated categories include, but are not limited to: GPA, school activities, honors and awards, leadership positions, community involvement, career goals, college plans and written essay. Parents(s)/guardians(s) of all APB Scholarship applicants MUST be an APB member in good standing (paid member) for the current school year. Must apply with a Special Application.



Parent(s)/Guardian(s) Must Be an APB Member in Good Standing

Transcript Required To Receive Award: Winners must submit proof of full-time enrollment (12 units) in a four-year college or university, a two-year college, or a vocational school by Oct. 1st, 2019 to: Antelope Parent Boosters, c/o Antelope High School, 7801 Titan Dr., Antelope, CA 95843. They must also submit a mailing address and phone number for receipt of scholarship funds and contact.

END OF ANTELOPE SCHOLARSHIPS

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GRANITE BAY HIGH SCHOOL ONLY

GODIL FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP – 1 @ $1,000

Open to graduating seniors at Granite Bay High School who plan to pursue a college degree in the field of Medical and Health Sciences, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics. Applicants must have

a minimum GPA of 3.5 or higher and must include a 500-word Special Essay explaining “What is your passion and goal in life and why do you deserve this award?” Attach transcript to application. A letter of recommendation from a science or mathematics teacher is also required.



Letter of Recommendation from a Science or Mathematics Teacher Required

500-word Special Essay Required Explaining: “What is your passion and goal in life and why do you deserve this award?”

Transcript Required To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send proof of full-time enrollment (12 units) within one year of high school graduation to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed.

Granite bay fc KENDRA LANGHAM COMMUNITY SERVICE

SCHOLARSHIP – $1,000 Open to male or female athletes who have played soccer as a member of Granite Bay FC or the Granite

Bay High School Team. Must have a minimum GPA of 3.0. Must have demonstrated extensive involvement in volunteerism within their community and/or participated in community activities within their high school. Must submit a Special Essay not to exceed 2 typed pages on, “How community service has made a difference in my life.” This is a tribute to Kendra Langham and her many years of involvement in Granite Bay FC (formerly Eureka Youth Soccer Club) and the local community.



Special Essay (not to exceed 2 typed pgs.) Required: “How community service has made a difference in my life.”

To Receive Award: Submit proof of full-time enrollment in a community or 4-year college within 9 months of award. Submit confirmation to: Granite Bay FC, P.O. Box 2221, Granite Bay, CA 95746.

GRANITE BAY FC MEN’S SCHOLARSHIP – $1,500 Male athlete who has played soccer as a member of Granite Bay FC (formerly Eureka Youth Soccer Club) or the Granite Bay High School team. Must have a minimum GPA of 3.0. Must submit a Special Essay not to exceed 2 typed pages on “How playing soccer has made a difference in my life.”


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Special Essay (not to exceed 2 typed pgs.) Required: “How playing soccer has made a difference in my life.”

To Receive Award: Submit proof of full-time enrollment in a community or 4-year college within 9 months of award. Submit confirmation to: Granite Bay FC, P.O. Box 2221, Granite Bay, CA 95746

GRANITE BAY FC WOMEN’S SCHOLARSHIP – $1,500 Female athlete who has played soccer as a member of Granite Bay FC (formerly Eureka Youth Soccer Club) or Granite Bay High School team. Must have a minimum GPA of 3.0. Must submit a Special Essay not to exceed 2 typed pages on “How playing soccer has made a difference in my life.”



Special Essay (not to exceed 2 typed pgs.) Required: “How playing soccer has made a difference in my life.” To Receive Award: Submit proof of full-time enrollment in a community or 4-year college within 9 months of award. Submit confirmation to: Granite Bay FC, P.O. Box 2221, Granite Bay, CA 95746.

GRANITE BAY HIGH SCHOOL CSF SCHOLARSHIP –

2 @ $500 & 2 @ $1,000

Open to senior students who are life time members of CSF (at least four terms; one with senior grades), have a 3.5 or higher weighted GPA, can demonstrate financial need and have been active in our fundraising. Students must be continuing their education after graduating from high school.


GPA of 3.5 or Higher To Receive Award: Scholarship winners must submit proof of full-time college enrollment (12 units) within one (1) year of graduation to: Granite Bay High School, Mr. Michael Handling, #1 Grizzly Way, Granite Bay, CA 95746.

GRANITE BAY ROTARY Club Paul Schabert Memorial

SCHOLARSHIP – 1 @ $2,500

Open to Granite Bay High School seniors residing in the RJUHSD District. Award based on GPA of 3.0 or higher, extracurricular, community activities and need. To apply for our 2019 scholarship, please answer the following question for us: The Rotary Motto is, “Service above Self” and the 2018-2019 Rotary International Theme is, “Rotary: Making a Difference.” Please write about the ways you have made a difference in your community through your volunteer service. Talk about your unique talents and interests that could be brought to bear on an area of service to others for which you have a passion.


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Special Essay Required answering the following question: “The Rotary Motto is, “Service above Self” and the 2018-2019 Rotary International Theme is, “Rotary: Making a Difference.” Please write about the ways you’ve made a difference in your community through your volunteer service. Talk about your unique talents and interests that could be brought to bear on an area of service to others for which you have a passion.”

To Receive Award: Scholarship winner must submit proof of full-time enrollment (12 units) to: Granite Bay Rotary Club, P.O. Box 2233, Granite Bay, CA 95746.

Hobson counselor community SCHOLARSHIP -1 @ $500 Granite Bay High School Hobson Athletic Scholarship This scholarship shall support a senior who will be playing athletics at the collegiate level attending a community college

or a four-year university. Please complete the Personal Statement and the General Application and please discuss as

part of your Personal Statement how playing at the collegiate level will play a part in your future. Must have a minimum

3.2 GPA.


GPA of 3.2 or higher To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send proof of full-time enrollment (12+units) in a two or four-year college or university to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed.

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Hobson counselor community SCHOLARSHIP -1 @ $500 Granite Bay High School Hobson Scholarship This scholarship shall support a senior attending a vocational, community college or four-year university. Please

complete the Personal Statement in the General Application and please discuss as part of your Personal Statement

“where you see yourself in 10 years”. Must have a minimum 3.2 GPA.


GPA of 3.2 or higher To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send proof of full-time enrollment (12+units) in a two or four-year college or university, or accredited vocational school, to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed.

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OUT RUNNING CANCER SCHOLARSHIP: COACH RANDY

STURGEON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP (CROSS COUNTRY) – 2 @ $2,500 Awarded to one senior male and female student from Granite Bay High School who has participated in cross country. Must have a minimum 3.0 GPA and display the qualities of teamwork, sportsmanship, coach-ability

and respect for team and coaches. Must submit a special essay not to exceed 2 typed pages on “How the positive power of teamwork in the sport of cross country has made a difference in my life.” This scholarship was created by Coach Sturgeon who coached track and cross country at GBHS from 2006-2014. His passion for running, coaching and working together as a team will be his legacy in those he influenced during his tenure at Granite Bay High School.



Special Essay (not to exceed 2 typed pages) on: “How the positive power of teamwork in the sport of cross country has made a difference in my life.”

To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send proof of full-time enrollment (12 units), within one year of high school graduation to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed.

OUT RUNNING CANCER SCHOLARSHIP: COACH RANDY

STURGEON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP (TRACK & FIELD) – 2 @ $2,500 Awarded to one senior male and female student from Granite Bay High School who has participated in track & field. Must have a minimum 3.0 GPA and display the qualities of teamwork, sportsmanship, coach-ability and

respect for team and coaches. Must submit a special essay not to exceed 2 typed pages on “How the positive power of teamwork in the sport of track & field has made a difference in my life.” This scholarship was created by Coach Sturgeon who coached track and cross country at GBHS from 2006-2014. His passion for running, coaching and working together as a team will be his legacy in those he influenced during his tenure at Granite Bay High School.



Special Essay (not to exceed 2 typed pages) on: “How the positive power of teamwork in the sport of track & field has made a difference in my life.”

To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send proof of full-time enrollment (12 units), within one year of high school graduation to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed. _______________________________________________________________________________________________

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FRANCIS ALBERT PINK LACROSSE SCHOLARSHIP –1 @ $200 Awarded to the Granite Bay Lacrosse player who best displays the true qualities of the scholar athlete:

academic excellence, sportsmanship, leadership and competitiveness. Award may be split between two or more candidates.

General Application Required To Receive Award: Submit proof of full-time enrollment in a 4-year college or university to: Scott W. Pink, 5017 Castle Combes Ct., Granite Bay, CA 95746.

JOHN E. RAFFERTY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP – 2 @ $200 One Male & One Female. Open to graduating seniors of Granite Bay High School who have played varsity soccer. Scholarship will be

awarded to one Male and one Female. Must submit a one-page Special Essay explaining “What Soccer Has Meant to You”.


Special Essay Explaining: “What Soccer Has Meant to You.” To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send proof of full-time enrollment (12+ units) and college expenses, within one year of high school graduation to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

ERIC SEIDMAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP – 1 @ $750 Open to college bound seniors at Granite Bay High School who have held a leadership position in a school approved club or activity. Applicants must have a 3.3 GPA or higher and submit a Special Essay. Essay

prompt: “Eric lived his life working to make himself the best that he could be. He also worked to make the lives of those around him better. How do those values reflect in your life?” Not to exceed 2 typed pages.



Special Essay Required on the prompt: “Eric lived his life working to make himself the best that he could be. He also worked to make the lives of those around him better. How do those values reflect in your life?”

To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send proof of full-time college enrollment (12+ units) and college expenses, within one year of high school graduation to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed.

END OF GRANITE BAY SCHOLARSHIPS

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INDEPENDENCE HIGH SCHOOL ONLY

SCHMIDT SCHOLARSHIP – 1 @ $250 Open to seniors who attend Independence High School. Must have an overall GPA of 3.0 or higher for

grades 10-12. Must have finished at least 20 credits at Independence High School and have been enrolled at IHS for at least one semester.

General Application Required To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their Counselor before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send verification of success (C or better) in at least 9 Core (general education) Courses to their Counselor before payment will be processed.

END OF INDEPENDENCE SCHOLARSHIPS

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OAKMONT HIGH SCHOOL ONLY

MONIQUE JOHNSON HOMES PAY IT FORWARD SCHOLARSHIP –

1 @ $500

Additional scholarships to be determined by funding.

Open to all seniors at Oakmont High School who will be pursuing a college education. Primary criteria in selecting recipient(s) are students who can demonstrate a strong work ethic, perseverance in their academic growth and success, and individual promise. Must have at least a 3.3 GPA or higher. Applicants must submit a Special Essay with a short answer: “In one paragraph, please give an example of your work ethic in action.”



Teacher or Counselor Letter of Recommendation Required

Special Essay (short answer) required: “In one paragraph, please give an example of your work ethic in action.”

To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send proof of enrollment as a full-time student (12 units) in a two or four-year college or university, or vocational school within one year of graduation to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed. .

ROSEVILLE SUNRISE LIONS SCHOLARSHIP – 3 @ $1,000 Open to seniors at Oakmont High School pursuing a college education. Must have at least a 2.5 GPA and have demonstrated good citizenship and community service during high school.


GPA of 2.5 or Higher To Receive Award: Winners must send proof of full-time (12+ units) enrollment to: Roseville Sunrise Lions, P.O. Box 8, Roseville, CA 95661.

KATHLEEN SIROVY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP – 2 @ $1,000

One Male & One Female. Open to graduating seniors from Oakmont High School (1 male and 1 female) planning to pursue a career in

the education field.



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To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send proof of full-time enrollment (12+ units), within one year of high school graduation, to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

Oakmont Performing Arts Boosters Scholarship Awards will be based on funds available and the number of qualified applicants. The Executive Board of the Performing Arts Boosters seeks to provide scholarships to deserving Oakmont

High School graduating seniors who have participated in and demonstrated a commitment to the performing arts and aspire to further their education beyond high school. Eligible students are graduating seniors from Oakmont High School who have completed at least six (6) terms of Performing Arts classes.


At Least Six (6) Terms of Performing Arts Classes

Teacher Letter of Recommendation

Transcript Required Receiving Award: To redeem your scholarship, please email proof of enrollment in an institution of higher learning (Junior College, College, University, trade school, or other accredited post-secondary education institution) to [email protected] or mail to: OPAB, 1710 Cirby Way, Roseville, CA 95661.

END OF OAKMONT SCHOLARSHIPS


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ROSEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ONLY

Alumni association of RHS scholarships –

Vocational/Technical school- 1 @ $1,000

2 @ $1,000 For collegiate/university

Available to Roseville High School (RHS) seniors who plan to continue higher education and who are direct descendants (ONLY parents, grandparents, OR great-grandparents) of past RHS students. In the application to the Alumni Association, students must clearly NAME the respective relative and the year of graduation or THE YEAR(s) of attendance at RHS. Seniors must have earned a GPA of 2.5 or better.



In the PERSONAL STATEMENT, write the full name of respective relative and the year(s) of attendance at RHS.

To Receive Award: Recipient must provide confirmation of enrollment (Tech/Vocational certification, 12 units Degree Program) to one of the following: a career technical school, a 2-year college, or a 4-or more year University. Approved Scholarship awards will be kept available for one year from graduation. Verification must be sent to: Alumni Association/Roseville High School, P.O. Box 240, Roseville, CA 95678.

AVID STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP – 1 @ $1,000

Open to AVID seniors with a 3.0 GPA or higher who have been accepted to a four-year college and plan

to attend. Students must demonstrate financial need and participation in the AVID program for three or more years. This AVID scholarship is designed for an individual who represents the true AVID spirit. Please convey a sense of who you are in an essay (700 words or less) that addresses how you exemplify the true AVID scholar.



Special Essay (700 words or less) required that addresses how you exemplify the true AVID scholar. To Receive Award: Recipient must submit proof of full-time enrollment (12 units) in a four-year college to: AVID Coordinator, Roseville High School, #1 Tiger Way, Roseville, CA 95678.

ALICE CHRISTINE BERRY SCHOLARSHIP – 1 @ $1,000 Open to graduating seniors at Roseville High School. To be granted on the basis of individual promise, academic performance and need, to students who intend to further their formal education in music or the arts.

General Application Required To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send proof of full-time employment (12+units), within one year of high school graduation, to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed.

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HENRY BRADLEY BERRY SCHOLARSHIP – 1 @ $1,000 Open to graduating seniors at Roseville High School. To be granted on the basis of individual promise, academic performance and need, to students who intend to further their education in a vocational or technical

field (e.g., computers, electronics, mechanics, art or design). Trade and technical schools and special courses, as well as colleges are acceptable educational institutions.

General Application Required To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send proof of full-time employment (12+units), within one year of high school graduation, to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed.

RONALD FREDERICK BRILL, JR. MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP –

2 @ $2,000 One Male & One Female.

Open to graduating seniors at Roseville High School. Granted to one senior male and one senior female athlete based on leadership, sportsmanship and scholarship.

General Application Required To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they send proof of full-time enrollment (12+ units) in college within one year following high school graduation to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed.

DUDLEY-VEHMEYER-BROWN SCHOLARSHIP –

SEVERAL AWARDS RANGING FROM $1,000-$2,000

Open to Roseville High School seniors who will be continuing their education after graduation. This

scholarship is awarded based on grade point average and need. Eligible students are those students who apply to Community Colleges, Colleges, and Universities that lead to a degree or those students who apply to a vocational program that leads to a Certificated Credential (examples: Mechanics, CNA, Dental, Medical Assisting, X-Ray Tech., etc.). Student applicants must have a GPA of at least 2.5.



Front Page of Federal Application for Financial Student Aid (FAFSA)

Letter of Recommendation Required

Must include goals, aspirations, and need in Personal Statement.

Transcript Required


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To Receive Award: Scholarship winners must write to the Foundation and tell them exactly where they will be going to school next year. They must include the address of the school. The Foundation will mail the checks to the college Financial Aid Office. The scholarship must be used during the school year it was granted. Send information to: Pat Frankenfield, Secretary, Dudley-Vehmeyer-Brown Memorial Foundation, Inc., 401 Webster Street, #507, Palo Alto, CA 94301.

LEONARD “DUKE” DAVIS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP – 5 @ $500 Duke was in the graduating class of 1944. He served his country, taught at American River College, and was one of the founding members of the RHS Alumni Association and R.O.S.E. Committee. Available to a Roseville High School student who plans on attending a California Community College and has a career

interest in writing, English, History, or education. Candidates must submit their Student Aid Report (SAR) from the FAFSA/California Dream Act with their application.


SAR Report from FAFSA/California Dream Act Application To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send proof of completion of first semester (full-time enrollment, 12+ units) at a California Community College within 1 year of high school graduation to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed.

HALLIE EGGERT YOUNG MEMORIAL STEM SCHOLARSHIP-

1 @ $10,000 Hallie Eggert Young graduated from Roseville High School and was a resident of Roseville for most of her life. She was very active in the Roseville High School Alumni Association. This scholarship represents a living

tribute to her dedication and support of Roseville High School. Open to female graduating seniors who plan to pursue a college degree in the field of Humanities, Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics. Applicants must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher, and submit a Letter of Recommendation from a teacher or counselor. Applicants must also submit a Special Essay discussing their future plans and goals.



Letter of Recommendation from a Teacher or a Counselor Required

Special Essay (1 page) required discussing your future plans and goals. To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send proof of full-time enrollment (12+units), within one year of high school graduation to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed.

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HALLIE EGGERT YOUNG MEMORIAL VOCATIONAL

SCHOLARSHIP – 1 @ $5,000

Hallie Eggert Young graduated from Roseville High School and was a resident of Roseville for most of her life. She was very active in the Roseville High School Alumni Association. This scholarship represents a living tribute to her dedication and support of Roseville High School. Open to female graduating seniors who plan to

attend an Accredited Vocational or Trade School or a community college to obtain a certificate or degree in a trade. Examples are, but not limited to, Computer Coding, Information Technology, and Cosmetology. Applicants must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 or higher, and submit a Letter of Recommendation from a teacher or counselor. Applicants must also submit a Special Essay discussing their future plans and goals.



Letter of Recommendation from a Teacher or a Counselor Required

Special Essay (1 page) required discussing your future plans and goals. To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send proof of full-time enrollment (12+units), within one year of high school graduation to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed.

THE Harold John Eilersen, Jr. SCHOLARSHIP – 1 @ $1,000

Open to seniors at Roseville High School. To be granted on the basis of individual promise, academic performance and need. The scholarship will be awarded to a student who intends to major in psychology or social work.

General Application Required To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send proof of full-time enrollment (12+units), within one year of high school graduation to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed.

JULIE ESTRIDGE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP – 1 @ $1,000 Julie Estridge served as the RHS Librarian for 27 years (from 1979-2006), and, in that role, fostered the intellectual development of thousands of students. Mrs. Estridge majored in history and believed

strongly in the value of a traditional liberal arts education. This scholarship is available to graduating seniors seeking to continue their education in college, full-time. The scholarship committee bases their selection on academic achievement and financial need. We will give preference to students who have demonstrated particular interest in the liberal arts through enrollment in advanced placement classes in English and social studies, who have made frequent use of the educational resources of the RHS library, and who have both intellectual curiosity and personal integrity. Applicants must submit a


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Special Essay (1-2 pages) discussing how your experiences in liberal arts classes have fostered and developed your intellectual curiosity.


Special essay (1-2 pages) required discussing how your experiences in liberal arts classes have fostered and developed your intellectual curiosity.

To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send proof of full-time enrollment (12+units), within one year of high school graduation to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed.

LEASA GENTRY-ALLEGIANT GIVING SCHOLARSHIP –1 @ $500 Open to graduating high school seniors who have participated in varsity football at Roseville High School and have demonstrated exemplary leadership skills.

General Application Required To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send proof of full-time enrollment (12+units), within one year of high school graduation to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed. _________________________________________________________________________________________________

FRANCISCO AND VERONICA HERNANDEZ SCHOLARSHIP –

2 @ $2,500 Open to Roseville High School Latina/Latino seniors who will be continuing their education after graduation.

This scholarship is awarded based on grade point average and need. Must have a minimum 3.0 GPA or higher. Eligible students are those students who apply to Community Colleges, Colleges, and Universities. Applicants must submit a RJUHSD General Application, Special Essay, Transcript, and the SAR Report from FAFSA/California Dream Act Application. For Special Essay, answer the following question: “What do you seek to accomplish with your college degree?”


GPA 3.0 or Higher

Special Essay

Transcript Required

SAR Report from FAFSA/California Dream Act Application To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send proof of full-time enrollment (12+units), within one year of high school graduation to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

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ASHLEY JENKINS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Award will be based on funds available and the number of qualified applicants. Ashley Jenkins was a member of the 2013 graduating class of RHS. She was a member of basketball, track and field, and tennis teams. She worked hard to maintain good grades while participating in sports. This

scholarship is to provide support to a Roseville High School athlete who participated in two sports during the same school year. Open to any senior who has a GPA of 3.0 or higher, played two sports during the same year at least two of the four years in high school, and who intends to further their education in college, or a vocational or technical field. This scholarship is a tribute to an RHS alumni student athlete who understood the commitment needed to be a team player while always upholding the highest standards of good sportsmanship. Ashley was proud to be a Tiger and was a great example to her teammates and competitors alike with her positive outlook and demeanor.


GPA 3.0 or Higher

Must have played two sports during same year at least two of the four years in high school and remained academically eligible the entire season.

Letter of Recommendation required from two RHS coaches of two RHS teams explaining how you uphold the qualities of good sportsmanship, hard work, and a positive role model to others.


STEPHANIE LE DOUX MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP –1 @ $1,000 This scholarship is to provide support to Roseville High School athletes who have participated in the spirit of athletic competition. Stephanie deeply valued the joy that participation in athletics provided for her. This scholarship represents a living tribute to Stephanie’s commitment and courage to meet challenges. In

memory, family and friends wish to continue and support that same spirit to benefit youth.


PAY IT FORWARD – CASEY GRIFFIN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP –

1 @ $1,000 Available to graduating seniors planning to enter the teaching and coaching profession. Preference to multi-

sport athletes. Applicants must submit a Special Essay: “Describe the role of a teacher/coach educator. Be sure to discuss the possible impact such an individual can have.”


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Special Essay Required on the Prompt: “Describe the role of a teacher/coach educator. Be sure to discuss the possible impact such an individual can have.”


WALTER A. and DORIS RICKEY SCHOLARSHIP FOR MUSIC & ART –

$250-$500

Amounts & number of scholarships given out to be determined by scholarship committee. Open to senior students at Roseville High School planning to continue their education beyond high school. Along with the general application, students must submit a portfolio containing copies of four pieces of original artwork or a CD of applicant’s musical performance. A letter of recommendation from a teacher is also required. In the personal statement, the student should make clear his/her passion for music or art. Additionally, applicants must include a short essay explaining, “Why you are the best qualified student to receive this award.”


Must submit portfolio containing copies of four pieces of original artwork or a CD of applicant’s musical performance.

Letter of Recommendation from a Teacher Required

Special Short Essay Required: “Why you are the best qualified student to receive this award.” To Receive Award: Awardees must visit their College & Career Coordinator before the end of the school year to arrange payment of the award money. Awardees will complete an online form with personal information to ensure money is processed correctly. Recipients are aware they must send proof of full-time enrollment (12+units), within one year of high school graduation to their College & Career Coordinator before payment will be processed.

RHS CULINARY ART/HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

SCHOLARSHIP – 2 @ $500 or 1 @ $1,000

Two $500 or one $1,000 award(s) to graduating seniors who have demonstrated commitment to Food Science or Hospitality and Tourism by completing RHS’s Culinary & Hospitality Management Program of

Study. Applicants must plan to continue their education at a post-secondary/college level by formally declaring a major or minor in one of the following industry sectors: 1. Hospitality Management, 2. Food Science, Dietetics & Nutrition, 3. Culinary Arts or Baking & Pastry. Applicants must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75. Financial need will be a consideration. In your own personal statement please address, “What hospitality and food service means to you and what your career aspirations include at this point.” (i.e. What do you want to be doing in five years?)



In personal statement, please address what RHS’s hospitality and food service program means to you and what your career aspirations include at this point (i.e. What do you want to be doing in five years?).


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To Receive Award: Winners must submit proof of term completion in a college level Culinary & Hospitality Management Program with a term grade report of “B” or higher in these courses. Reflection of completion of one term transcript plus verification from his/her college that they formally declared a minor or major, will yield scholarship. Formal declaration must be in the form of a letter from department chair or college counselor on school letterhead. Please forward all verification documents to: Roseville High School ATTN: Angela Ash, 1 Tiger Way #200 Roseville, CA 95678.

ROSEVILLE PARENTS’ CLUB SCHOLARSHIP –

3 @ $250

Open to graduating seniors of Roseville High School who plan to continue their education beyond high school. Including, but not limited to, Community College, Private/Public Colleges and Universities, or Vocational Programs. Two scholarships are open to all graduating seniors. One scholarship is open to a student whose parent or guardian is a current member of the parents' club for 2 or more years. All students are encouraged to apply. Applicants give permission for their name to be announced via Social Media if awarded a scholarship. Please submit a one-page response to one of the following prompts:

1. Describe your plans for your academic future and what inspired you to choose this path. OR

2. Describe how a Roseville High School staff member has impacted you and your plans for the future.


Special Essay (one-page) required responding to one of the following prompts: 1. Describe your plans for your academic future and what inspired you to choose this path. OR 2. Describe how a Roseville High School staff member has impacted you and your plans for the future.

To Receive Award: Winners will receive a check following graduation, to be used for books, tuition or other materials for your continued education experience. Must send proof of enrollment of first semester (full-time enrollment, 12+ units) within one year of high school graduation to: Roseville Parents’ Club, 1 Tiger Way, Roseville, CA 95678

THE ALMA HORAN SURKO SCHOLARSHIP – 1 @ $1,000

Open to seniors at Roseville High School. To be granted on the basis of individual promise, academic

performance and need. The scholarship will be awarded each year to a student who intends to major in science or mathematics.


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THE BLASHIA JOHN SURKO SCHOLARSHIP – 1 @ $1,000 Open to graduating seniors at Roseville High School. To be granted on the basis of individual promise, academic performance and need. A scholarship will be awarded each year to a student planning a career in areas of political science, public affairs or public policy.


JOHN J. SURKO SCHOLARSHIP – 1 @ $1,000 Open to graduating seniors at Roseville High School. To be granted on the basis of individual promise, academic merit and financial need to a student planning to major in engineering.


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WOODCREEK HIGH SCHOOL ONLY

WOODCREEK HIGH SCHOOL TIMBERWOLF BOOSTERS

SCHOLARSHIP – UP TO 3 @ $500

The WHS Booster Club wishes to recognize deserving seniors who possess qualities which suggest a well-rounded lifestyle and the potential for academic success in college. The applicant must have a 2.0 GPA or better and has volunteered in at least 10 hours of Booster functions. Must apply with a Special Application and instructions for this scholarship. Transcript must be attached. Provide a letter of recommendation from a WHS administrator, faculty member or coach. Prepare and submit a typed biographical narrative of your involvement with your club or sport along with your personal goals.



10 Hours of Volunteer Time

Letter of Recommendation from a WHS administrator, faculty member or coach required.

Typed biographical narrative of your involvement with your club or sport along with your personal goals.

Transcript Required To Receive Award: To be paid in one lump sum after completion of the first year of college with evidence of enrollment for the second year. Send transcript with request to: Woodcreek High School, Booster Club President, 2551 Woodcreek Oaks Blvd., Roseville, CA 95747.

END OF WOODCREEK SCHOLARSHIPS

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Roseville Joint Union High School District Local Scholarship … · 2019-02-01 · 2 This handbook offers scholarships from local organizations and alumni to the District’s high