Local Scholarship Calendar
Local Scholarship Calendar
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The Scholarship Calendar is your go-to place for finding current local scholarship opportunities. All available scholarships are posted on the calendar below, simply click on each event to view important details, including how to apply, where to submit your application, and any helpful links or attached documents. Be sure to check the calendar regularly so you don’t miss upcoming deadlines! Local scholarships are managed by Mrs. Yeager in Student Services.
Local Scholarship Questions and Transcripts
Local Scholarship Questions and Transcripts
Ms. Deborah Yeager
Ms. Deborah Yeager
Student Services Administrative Assistant
Student Services
Room 113 (In 8th Grade Hallway, next to Mrs. Pilgrim's room)
National Scholarship Databases
National Scholarship Databases
Fastweb provides a free searchable database of scholarships as well as tools for students and parents to assist in the scholarship and financial aid processes.
Student Scholarship Collection collects and distributes scholarship information from non-profit organizations and private companies for students to search and access.
In addition to having information to help students research and find pathways to careers that they will enjoy CareerOneStop also has a database of Scholarships, Grants, Fellowships, and Prizes to help finance post secondary pathways.
Other Financial Aid
Other Financial Aid
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the application for all sources of Federal and State Financial Aid Programs including Federal Student Loans and Federal and State Grants. When most people talk about having student loans, they are typically talking about federal student loans obtained through the FAFSA. To complete your FAFSA a student and at least one parent or guardian or caretaker must have an FSA ID. The FSA ID will be used to sign your FAFSA and Financial Aid materials. Parents or Guardians will need separate accounts.
Important Note: The FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) and federal student aid process are currently experiencing some challenges due to recent updates and changes at the federal level. These changes have affected how the application works, how information is processed, and the overall timeline for financial aid.
As a result, families may notice delays, technical issues, or differences in how financial aid eligibility is calculated compared to previous years. Schools and financial aid offices are continuing to adjust to these updates while working to provide accurate information as it becomes available.
We encourage families to complete the FAFSA as soon as possible, monitor their application status, and stay in communication with college financial aid offices.
Wisconsin Educational Opportunity Program (WEOP) Tip Grant
Wisconsin Educational Opportunity Program (WEOP) Tip Grant
Wisconsin TIP Grants provide Financial Aid to low-income and disadvantaged Wisconsin students to help reduce the amount of loans, work-study, or unmet need. These funds are awarded on a first come first serve basis.
To be eligible, students must:
Be attending college at least part-time
Be a first-time freshman
Meet specific criteria (see link or application for details)
Universities of Wisconsin
Universities of Wisconsin
The Universities of Wisconsin website has an excellent "one stop shop" for financial aid questions and resources for students planning to attend a UW school.
College Specific Scholarships
College Specific Scholarships
Always research the college you are planning to attend to see if they offer their own scholarship application, most do! Check early and be mindful of application deadlines.
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