Tom Baird was a member of the Whitewater High School Class of 1970 and played on the Whippet varsity basketball team that compiled the best record in school history in that sport.  Tom always considered Whitewater his home and wanted a memorial in his name to be connected with the town he loved.  The GTech Corporation, friends, and family of Tom Baird funded this $3,000 scholarship for a senior male or female varsity basketball player planning on pursuing a post-secondary education.  The candidate must demonstrate good sportsmanship, possess a positive attitude, and a good work ethic.  Evidence of financial need will also be a consideration.  The basketball coaches and Tom’s family will determine which applicant is most deserving of the scholarship award.  Athletic ability will not be the deciding factor in selecting the recipient.  The WHS Common Application will be used. Electronic applications in PDF format must be submitted online to ptbaird@yahoo.com by the application deadline to be eligible.

The Vietnam Veterans of America Blackhawk Chapter 409 is awarding  $1,500 Richard Bowers Memorial Scholarships to children, spouses, grandchildren, and dependents of Vietnam veterans.  Recipients must attend a public or private high school in Jefferson County or the school districts of Whitewater or Watertown and attend a college or trade school during the fall semester of the year in which the award is made.  Completed applications should be sent to VVA Chapter 409, W6121 Radloff Street, Fort Atkinson, WI  53538-0102 no later than March 31.  

The Whitewater High School Class of 1971 is offering five (5) $500 scholarships for students attending a two or four-year college pursuing a career in Nursing, Entrepreneurship, Teaching, or Technical Education.  Two of the five scholarships will be awarded to students seeking a technical career.  Applicants must have a cumulative grade point average of 2.5 and above. Students applying for the Entrepreneurship scholarship must include a Business Plan.  The WHS Common Application (and Business Plan) must be submitted electronically to alnjoyce.hutchison@gmail.com by the application deadline to be eligible. The scholarship will be paid at the start of the second semester of college upon proof of first-semester enrollment. 

The Coburn Family Scholarship awards $10,000 ($2,500 per year for up to four years) to graduates of Whitewater High School continuing their education at an accredited two- or four-year college or university.  In addition to the WHS Common Scholarship Application, applicants are asked to write a supplementary essay of 300 words or fewer describing their commitment to some higher purpose (community involvement, justice, creative endeavor, intellectual curiosity, etc).  Electronic applications in PDF Format must be submitted online to scholarship@coburn.com by the application deadline to be eligible. The Coburn family will recommend recipients to the Whitewater Community Foundation, which will make the final selection. Payment will be made to the college or university each year upon proof of first-semester enrollment.

The WUSD Multilingual Department will award one $500 scholarship in honor of the many Whitewater High School multilingual students who have dreamed big and demonstrated that with hard work they have been able to further their education and earn a college degree.  The recipient must be a multilingual learner who has demonstrated outstanding growth and character.  The student must enroll at any two or four-year college or university.  The Multilingual Scholarship Committee will make the selection of the scholarship winner.  Payment of this scholarship will be made after verification of enrollment for the first semester.  The WHS Common Application is used. Electronic applications in PDF format must be submitted online to margueta@wwusd.org by the application deadline to be eligible.

Brian Duffin and his siblings have established the John & Joyce Duffin Memorial Scholarship for a Whitewater High School senior who has demonstrated an outstanding work ethic in Agriculture classes and active involvement in FFA.  John and Joyce Duffin owned and operated a Dairy Farm west of Whitewater for 60 years and recognized the importance of the Agriculture Industry and the people in it. The recipient of this $500 award does not have to attend college after graduation. The WHS Common Application is used. Electronic applications in PDF format must be submitted online to pmajors@wwusd.org by the application deadline to be eligible.

Engineered Plastics Company of Whitewater will award one $12,000 ($3,000/4 years) scholarship to a graduating senior who plans to study at a four-year college with particular emphasis in Mathematics, Sciences, Industrial Arts, and Engineering.  The recipient must also have demonstrated achievement, creativity, leadership, and the "entrepreneurial spirit" in activities at school, in their community, and in other areas of their life.  Download the ENGINEERED PLASTICS COMPANY SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION and submit it electronically to Jenessa Starling at jstarling@macleanfogg.com by March 13, 2026, with a high school transcript and two letters of recommendation.  Seniors with questions can also reach Jenessa at 262-753-2323, Ext. 2323.  Students must maintain a 3.0 GPA to receive successive payments.

The FFA and the FFA Alumni sponsor up to $3,500 in scholarships annually.  Interested seniors should complete the Whitewater FFA scholarship form and submit it to Mr. Majors by the last Friday before Spring Break in March.  FFA involvement, academics, and service to others are considered in deciding how funds are allocated. Funds are dispersed following proof of first semester GPA (official transcript) of at least 2.5/4.0 and upon receipt of verification of enrollment in the second semester provided from your college registrar’s office (printed on the college’s official letterhead).  Students interested in applying for this scholarship should pick up the Whitewater FFA Scholarship from Mr. Majors.

A $1,000 scholarship in memory of Jona Freeman will be awarded to a senior pursuing education after high school in the field of Protective Services as a Police Officer or Emergency Medical Services as an EMT/Paramedic.  Students pursuing a career in the field of Fire Science as a Fire Fighter may also be considered.  Selection of the award will be based on the student's overall high school record, community involvement, character, and financial need.  The recipient of this award will receive the scholarship upon satisfactory completion of the first semester of training with a grade point average of at least 2.5 on a 4-point scale (or equivalent) and proof of registration for the second semester.  

Jona Freeman was a Police Officer for the city of Milton, an Advanced EMT for the Whitewater Fire Department, and a Police Academy and emergency services instructor at Blackhawk Technical College & MATC.  Students interested in applying for this scholarship should submit an electronic WHS Common Application to Kelly Freeman:  kfreeman@whitewater-wi.gov by the application deadline above.

Diane Flood was a devoted member of the Whitewater Arts Alliance Board.  Upon her unexpected death, her family and friends partnered with the WAA to create a fund to support the arts in the Whitewater Public Schools as a way to honor her.  This includes an annual $500 scholarship for a Whitewater High School senior who will major in the visual or performing arts in college. Submit the Diane Flood Application in PDF format online to wwartsalliance@gmail.com by the application deadline to be eligible.

The Freiermuth Key to Business Scholarship is a $1,000 award presented to a Whitewater High School senior with plans to attend any two or four-year college.  To be eligible for the scholarship an individual must have attained a GPA of 2.5 or higher and participated in FBLA for 2 years. A successful applicant will have worked a part-time job for at least 6 months for the same employer for 10-15 hours per week. The student will submit a handwritten short memorable essay about themselves and their aspirations.  The WHS Common Application will be used. Electronic applications and essay in PDF format must be submitted online to  jill@hsirentals.com by the application deadline to be eligible.

The Freiermuth Working To Success Scholarship is a $1,000 award presented to a Whitewater High School senior with plans to attend a 2-year tech school/trade school and has participated in at least 3 years of Career and Technical Education Curriculum which can include: agriculture, business and information technology, engineering, building trades, welding, automation, refrigeration, heating and cooling, electrician, or arch drafting.  A successful applicant will have worked a part-time job for at least 6 months for the same employer for 10-15 hours per week. The student will submit a handwritten short memorable essay about themselves and their aspirations.  The WHS Common Application will be used. Electronic applications and essays in PDF format must be submitted online to  jill@hsirentals.com by the application deadline to be eligible. 

Scott and Robin Gittrich are the dynamic duo who founded Toppers Pizza. The Gittrich Family Leadership Scholarship was created as a testament to Scott and Robin’s shared vision of nurturing young talent, emphasizing personal growth, leadership development, and spirit of service that has been integral to Toppers Pizza’s success and growth.  The restaurant industry is filled with opportunities for young individuals to learn invaluable lessons in service, teamwork, and management.  This scholarship was created to reward a high school student who has demonstrated dedication to the restaurant industry and has a passion for leadership.  The $1,250 scholarship will be awarded based on the following:

• High School senior with at least a B average and accepted at a nationally accredited, post-secondary school

• Minimum 1 year in the restaurant industry. 

• Bonus if they’ve demonstrated leadership potential in the restaurant role or other community/school activities.

Eligible seniors should submit an electronic WHS Common Application to hr@toppers.com by the application deadline.

The Jefferson County Deputy Sheriff's Association provides scholarships to graduating seniors living within the boundaries of Jefferson County.  Recipients must have a GPA of 3.3 or higher and be accepted and enrolled in either a 2 or 4-year college of study that will result in earning an Associate or Bachelor's Degree. Community service, involvement in school activities, financial need, and recommendations of others known to the applicant will be considered.  Applicants must complete the special application and submit two letters of reference and a high school transcript to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Association no later than March 20, 2026.

Jefferson County Deputy Sheriff's Association, 411 S Center Avenue, Jefferson, Wisconsin  53549.

Contact Person:  Brenda Nitardy

BrendaN@jeffersoncountywi.gov

This $1,750 scholarship is given to a senior pursuing higher education in the field of history or other social sciences.  The Whitewater Community Foundation Board will select the scholarship recipient.  Electronic WHS Common Applications in PDF format must be submitted online to Info@whitewatercommunityfoundation.org by the application deadline to be eligible.  Payment will be made to the college or university during the first semester.

This $2,000 scholarship will be awarded to a qualifying senior with a GPA of at least 2.5 who is planning to pursue a major or minor in theatre arts (acting for stage, stage production, stage direction, technical theatre, musical theatre, theatre management, etc.) at an accredited school. The recipient must have been an enthusiastic participant in the WHS program (min. three productions on-stage or behind the scenes). Applicants need to attach to the WHS Common Application a list of WHS shows they participated in--including a description of involvement in each. Electronic applications in PDF format must be submitted online to greuel.kuske@gmail.com by the application deadline to be eligible. Payment will be made to the college or university upon proof of (1) a first-semester GPA of at least 2.5 and (2) full-time second-semester enrollment.

The Lakeview PTA will present two $500 scholarships to seniors who attended Lakeview Elementary School for at least three years. Selection of the award will be based on the student’s overall high school record, community involvement, character, and financial need. The WHS Common Application will be used. Electronic applications in PDF format must be submitted online to abretl@wwusd.org by the application deadline to be eligible. The student will receive the scholarship upon satisfactory completion of his/her first post-high school semester with a grade point average of at least 2.5 on a 4-point scale (or equivalent) and proof of registration for the second semester.

Kathryn Mayer was a student at Whitewater High School and a member of the Class of 2003.  She was a kind and empathetic person who stood up against bullying and the harassment of others.  Kathryn was passionate about her interests in Model UN, Choir, French Club, and the Octagon Club and was loved deeply by her family and friends.  A $1,000 scholarship has been established in her name to honor her memory and recognize a Whitewater High School senior who cares deeply for other people and has survived a personal hardship in life. Candidates for this award should complete the WHS Common Application and describe a personal hardship or challenge faced, how they demonstrated resilience, and what they learned about themselves from the experience in the Additional Information section. The WHS Common Scholarship Application should be emailed in PDF form to Kathryn's family at kathryn.mayer.scholarship@gmail.com by the application deadline to be eligible.   Payment of the scholarship will be made after the recipient provides proof of full-time enrollment in any form of postsecondary education after high school.

Fridtjof Leslie Moksnes, the son of Norwegian immigrants, was born and raised in Whitewater, where
he served as president of his Whitewater High School class. After receiving a business degree from
Northwestern University, he returned to Whitewater and eventually founded Moksnes Manufacturing
Company, Inc. The company, later renamed AccuRate, fabricated and sold metal objects such as
rakes, birdhouses, collators, and dry-chemical feeders. AccuRate became a successful international
company and was sold to Schenck in the mid-1990s.

In addition to providing skilled, high-paying jobs, Les was a quiet leader in the community. He served
on the Whitewater Common Council for almost 20 years, including two terms as its president. Along
with Jack Frawley he was a founding member of the Whitewater Rotary Club and he was an avid
supporter of the UW-Whitewater World Affairs Council. It is this spirit of organization building and civic
duty that the F.L. Moksnes Memorial Scholarship commemorates.

This $1,000 scholarship is available to any senior enrolled at an accredited two- or four-year college or
university. Preference will be given to students who meet one or more of the following criteria:

● They demonstrate through their thoughts and actions that they are open to new experiences
and beliefs beyond their immediate experience.

● They are the first-generation children of parents who were not born in this country.

● Their native language is not English or they have studied more than one foreign language and
they have traveled outside the U.S.       

                                              
● They have been accepted at a technical college or four-year college with the intent of pursuing a
technical, mechanical, engineering, or computer technology field.

In addition to the above, civic involvement and interest are considered. Grade point average is not,
because, in the family’s experience, GPA is not necessarily correlated with later success or the ability
to make a meaningful impact in life and your community. The WHS Common Application will be used
for this scholarship, and the family will make the selection. Electronic applications in PDF format must

 be submitted online to kristine@zaballos.com by the application deadline to be eligible.

Rick Nelson Memorial Skilled Trades Scholarship is a $1,500 award presented to a graduating senior in Walworth County who plans to attend college to pursue a career in the skilled trades.  The recipient must attend a minimum of one year of technical college pursuing a career as an Auto Service Technician, Diesel Mechanic, Auto Body Technician, Welder/Fabricator, CNC Machinist, Tool & Die Maker, Electrician, Plumber, Carpenter, Cabinet Maker, HVAC Technician, Appliance Repair Technician, Culinary Arts/Chef, etc.  The applicant must have a 1.6 cumulative GPA or better and have participated in a team sport or belonged to a group or club.  Interested seniors should complete the WHS Common Application and email it to wallygatorluebke@gmail.com by the WHS application deadline.  Read the document RICK NELSON MEMORIAL SKILLED TRADES SCHOLARSHIP REQUIREMENTS and Introduction to Rick's Run, Inc. for more information about this scholarship.  

To claim the scholarship, the recipient must produce a transcript proving two semesters in college and a GPA of 2.0 or better.  The organization would like to use the recipient's picture, application, and success story on their website and at their fundraising events.

The Optimist Club promotes its interest in youth and education by presenting one $500 scholarship to a senior who chooses to further any college degree at any 2- or 4-year college and speaks English as a second language.  The recipient must be of good character and active in community and school activities.  The recipient will receive payment after completing the first semester with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 and providing enrollment verification for the second semester.  The WHS Common Application should be submitted electronically to alnjoyce.hutchison@gmail.com by the application deadline.  The University of Wisconsin/Community Optimist Club Scholarship Committee will select the recipient.

The $500 Optimist Club Scholarship is open to any graduating Whitewater High School senior with a minimum GPA of 2.5 planning to pursue a four-year college program.  Consideration will be given to those with leadership and community service involvement.  The recipient will receive payment after completing the first semester with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 and providing enrollment verification for the second semester.  The WHS Common Application should be submitted electronically to alnjoyce.hutchison@gmail.com by the application deadline.  The University of Wisconsin/Community Optimist Club Scholarship Committee will select the recipient.

This $500 Optimist Club – Ernie Robers Memorial Scholarship is open to any Whitewater High School senior who is completing a vocational-technical program within two years of high school graduation and exemplifies leadership and community service skills.  The WHS Common Application should be submitted electronically to alnjoyce.hutchison@gmail.com by the application deadline.  The University of Wisconsin/Community Optimist Club Scholarship Committee and Mrs. Kay Robers will select the recipient.  The recipient will receive payment after completing the first semester with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 and providing enrollment verification for the second semester.

This $1,000 scholarship award will be given to a senior male or female cross country or track athlete planning to attend a technical college, junior/community college, or a four-year college or university. The recipient chosen must be a hard-working individual who values team success, is kind and helpful to others, and has excellent attendance at practices. The WHS Common Application is used. Electronic applications in PDF format must be submitted online to dowmi01@wwusd.org by the application deadline to be eligible.

The $1,000 Semper Running Scholarship is a non-renewable scholarship for Walworth County High School Seniors who have participated on their school's cross country team and/or track team (Long distance, 800 meters or longer) for at least 3 of their high school years.  Applicants must have plans to continue some form of education and be accepted to attend classes in the fall semester after graduation.  Interested seniors should complete the SEMPER RUNNING SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION and submit an essay (100-300 words) that includes the following information:  why you love long-distance running, why you chose to join the cross country team or track team, or a unique running experience/memory.  Applications must also include two letters of recommendation - one from a high school teacher and one from your cross-country coach, track coach, or athletic director.  This special application should be emailed to semperrunning2019@gmail.com by April 15, 2026. The Board of Directors for the Semper Running Foundation will select the winner..

The Scott E. Skalitzky Memorial Scholarship has been established for deserving graduates to continue their education in the areas of agriculture, mechanics, natural resources, or any area in the medical field.  Students must be an FFA or 4-H member in good standing, enrolled for at least two consecutive semesters at WHS before graduation, and be accepted into a certified program in the above areas.  Multiple $1,000 scholarships will be awarded each year.   

 MAIL a PRINTED copy of the SCOTT E. SKALITZY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION 

 INCLUDING a one-page essay describing your future career goals and interests, how you will give back to your community, a transcript of grades, and three letters of recommendation from a teacher or counselor, a 4-H or FFA Advisor, and a community member to the Scott E. Skalitzky Scholarship Fund by April 1 to 

The Scott E. Skalitzky Scholarship Fund, 

N8733 County Road O, 

Waterloo, Wisconsin  53594 

Recipients will be notified by May 1 and attend the Scholarship Night Program at WHS to accept their award. Scholarship money will be disbursed directly to the individual upon the successful completion of the first semester in college (2.0 GPA).  A first-semester transcript will be required for verification.

The Stallman Construction LLC Trades Scholarship supports Whitewater High School seniors who are passionate about pursuing careers in the trades, including construction, manufacturing, automotive and related fields.  This scholarship is designed to help offset costs associated with a student's career path - such as tools, transportation, or tuition for training or technical programs.

The Stallman Construction LLC Trades Scholarship will be awarded to a Whitewater High School senior intending to enter the workforce, pursue a training opportunity, or enroll in a technical diploma of degree program that has been identified as a CTE concentrator .  Applicants will complete a short survey (Google Form) that will be reviewed by the Technology Education Department and Stallman Construction LLC.  One recipient will be selected based on the criteria listed, possibly considering student and family needs when making the final decision.

James McBride Stewart was born in Scotland in 1936 and emigrated to the United States with his parents and sister in 1950, settling in Madison. After graduating from UW-Madison, Jim was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the U.S Army. For the next 20 years, Jim led a distinguished military career, earning a Bronze Star Medal with Valor for his service in Vietnam and serving a one-year tour in South Korea. Jim’s military service would lead him to UW-Whitewater where he was assigned to the Military Science Program (ROTC) and where he obtained an M.A. degree and an M.S. degree. Jim retired from active duty in 1979 having achieved the field grade rank of Lt. Col., US Army (Regular). In 1980, Jim became an Assistant Registrar at UW-Whitewater, retiring as Registrar in 2001. Whitewater was indeed fortunate that Jim called Whitewater “home.”  He continued his life of service when elected to represent the Wisconsin State Assembly 32nd District in 1982. Jim went on to serve on the Whitewater School Board serving until his passing. Jim also served on the City of Whitewater Common Council and was appointed to serve on the City of Whitewater Police and Fire Commission. Perhaps his lasting legacy was establishing the Whitewater Banner which continues to serve as a dedicated local news source for our community. Jim eventually gifted the Banner to the Whitewater Community Foundation to ensure the continuation of this valuable source of information for this community. Jim will be remembered by all who knew him for his wonderful smile which he used generously. 

The Whitewater Community Foundation honors Jim’s life of service by offering a $1,000 scholarship to a student who will attend any college, university or trade school. In addition to academic achievement, students will be evaluated on their activities, volunteerism, and community service. The WHS Common Application will be used, and selection will be made by the Whitewater Community Foundation Board of Directors. Electronic WHS Common Applications in PDF format must be submitted online to info@whitewatercommunityfoundation.org by 3:30 p.m. on the application deadline to be eligible. Payment will be made directly to the institution upon receipt of proof of enrollment.

The Raymond O. Storck Family Scholarship Fund, a permanent fund with the Whitewater Community Foundation, will award one or more scholarships each year to students who have a financial need and are attending a technical school, college, or university.  This year, one scholarship will be awarded.  The scholarship will be divided into equal annual installments spread over the term (up to four years) of the schooling undertaken. A maximum of $750 per year will be awarded.  An electronic copy of the WHS Common Application in PDF format must be submitted online to Info@whitewatercommunityfoundation.org by the application deadline to be eligible.  Selection will be made by the Whitewater Community Foundation Board.

The Vietnam Veterans of America & Associates, Rock River Chapter #236 is presenting twenty-three (23) $300 scholarships and one (1) $300 scholarship from the Tim Kettle Memorial Scholarship Fund plus one (1) $300 scholarship from the Max Perkins Memorial Scholarship Fund to graduating seniors from the 2024-2025 school year (and to high school graduates from prior years who have never been awarded a scholarship from Vietnam Veterans of America - Rock River chapter) who plan to continue their education beyond high school.

Applicants must meet the following requirements:

1.  The applicant's father, mother, or grandparent must be Vietnam-Era Veterans as denied on the back of the        application.  Please note that such service did not have to be in the Republic of Vietnam.

2.  The application must be accompanied by proof of service dates.  (DD-214 or equivalent document)

3.   All spaces should be completed as clearly and concisely as possible.  Applicants are asked to submit a recent photo with their application.  If they are chosen, the photo will be published along with their names and information in the local newspaper.  

Applications must be mailed to the Chapter and postmarked no later than March 19, 2025.  Please submit applications to:  Vietnam Veterans of America, Rock River Chapter #236, 1285 North Parker Drive, Janesville, Wisconsin  53545.  

The Walworth County Arts Council is pleased to award $2,000 scholarships for seniors graduating from a Walworth County High School and/or a resident of Walworth County, who plan to study one of the following fine arts in college:  Dance, Music, Theater Arts, and Visual Arts.  Seniors must complete the WALWORTH COUNTY ARTS COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION and submit it with a high school transcript and letters of recommendation to the Walworth County Arts Council by the specified deadline:  April 1, 2026.  

This $3,000 ($1,500/semester) scholarship is for a student who will attend any college, university, or trade school.  Students will be evaluated on participation in activities and volunteerism, both at school and in the community, and the quality & uniqueness of each application.  Students will use the WHS Common Application and must include two letters of recommendation, one from a faculty member and one from someone in the community.  An Electronic WHS Common application in PDF format must be submitted online to Info@whitewatercommunityfoundation.org by the application deadline to be eligible.  Selection will be made by the Whitewater Community Foundation Board. Payment will be made to the institution upon verification of full-time enrollment for each semester.  To receive the second payment the student must continue at the same school for the entire year.

This $1,000 scholarship was established in memory of Mrs. Roxa Pritchett, a very strong promoter of the music program at Whitewater High School. The Whitewater Music Boosters will present one scholarship to a senior who chooses to further their education in music. Selection will be made by the high school music department staff (unless a member of the music department staff has a family member applying for the award - in which case that member of the music department staff would not help select the recipient). The WHS Common Application will be used. Electronic WHS Common Applications in PDF format must be submitted online to Mackenzie Gehrke at  gehma01@wwusd.org by the application deadline to be eligible.  Payment will be made to the college or university upon satisfactory completion of their first post-high school semester with proof of registration for the second semester.

The WHS Pride Scholarship provides financial support and hope to students who demonstrate positive advocacy and involvement in LGBTQ+ issues.  Applicants of all sexual orientations and gender identities are eligible.  The recipients of two $500 awards must be a graduating seniors entering college or trade school within one year after graduation and either self-identifies within the LGBTQ+ community or is an active Ally.  The recipients must also demonstrate positive advocacy and involvement in LGBTQ+ issues and have financial need. Candidates should submit a WHS Common Application and include a short essay answering the following questions in the "Additional Information" section of the application:  How have you contributed to the betterment of the LGBTQ+ community through leadership and involvement?  What are your future goals for continuing service to the LGBTQ+ community?  Electronic applications and essay questions in PDF format must be submitted online to Maddy Blain at  mblain@wwusd.org by the application deadline to be eligible.

The Higher Education Aids Board of Wisconsin awards two $6,750 Wisconsin Technical Excellence Scholarships to two students in the senior class who have the highest demonstrated level of proficiency in technical education subjects and will graduate at the end of the senior year. Recipients must have completed at least three semesters at Whitewater High School, earned a minimum of four Career and Technical Education (CTE) credits, and plan to attend a college within the Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS). Students are nominated for this scholarship based on meeting the criteria established by the Higher Education Aids Board. Students seeking to be nominated for the scholarship may complete a Request for Consideration.  The Request for Consideration form may be printed or picked up in Student Services.  Requests for Consideration forms are due to Mr. Rick by Friday, February, 13, 2026.