“Epilepsy Foundation of Kentuckiana” is offering 2 Scholarships:
 Shannon O’Daniel Memorial Scholarship
 Peggy Sherrell Memorial Scholarship
These will be awarded to students that show courage when dealing with epilepsy and seizures.
They must have epilepsy/seizure disorder, be under a physician’s care and currently undergoing treatment
and/or taking medications. Deadline is June 6, 2014
For more information and applications go to: www.efky.org
Kids’ Chance of Kentucky Scholarship
This organization is devoted to providing scholarships to children of Kentucky workers who have been killed or
suffered serious injuries in work related accidents. Applications are due April 15th, 2014
For more information contact Gary Davis at 859-219-1094 or gdavis5@windstream.net>
Peter Pasula Study Habits Scholarship
$500 – 1 award – deadline April 1, 2014
Applications can be found at:
http://www.mortgagebrokersburnaby.com/burnaby/117/burnaby_mortgage_rates.php
MCO Scholarship
$500 – 1 award – deadline May 15, 2014
Applications can be found at www.missioncreekortho.com/orthodontists.php
Find a Law Scholarship
$500 – 1 award – deadline May 15, 2014
Applications can be found at:
http://www.personalinjuryattorneysphoenixaz.com/lawyers/646/phoenix_dog_bite_lawyer.php
Maple Leaf Dentistry Scholarship
$500 – 1 award – deadline May 30, 2014
Applications can be found at www.peterboroughdentists.com/emergency_dentist.php
LM Scholarship
$500 – 1 award – deadline May 31, 2014
Applications can be found at www.studentscholarships.org/grants.php
Odenza Vacations College Scholarship
$500 – 1 award – deadline June 1, 2014
Applications can be found at www.studentscholarships.org/odenza.php
Got a Spine Scholarship
$500 – 1 award – deadline June 2, 2014
Applications can be found at www.arcticchiropracticfairbanks.com
Global Lift Equipment Scholarship
$500 – 1 award – deadline June 15, 2014
Applications can be found at:
http://www.usedforkliftskentucky.com/used_inventory/2873/used_yale_forklifts_inventory_kentucky.php
Lift Parts Express Scholarship
$500 – 1 award – deadline June 30, 2014
Applications can be found at www.forkliftpartsindiana.com
Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association 2014 Scholarship
Applicants must have a GPA of 2.5, writing ability and leadership potential. 200 word Essay on “If Congress
passes an amnesty bill what impact will this have on the labor force available to the tobacco farmer?”
Applications are available in the guidance office or for more information and application go to
http://www.burleytobacco.com.
Deadline is April 1st, 2014
HIGH SCHOOL-SPECIFIC
Bertie J. Harris Scholarship
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority has developed a scholarship for graduating African-American female seniors from
Fayette County High Schools. Students must have a 3.0 unweighted GPA and been accepted into College.
Scholarship applications are available in the Guidance Office – deadline to apply is May 9th
Eta Alpha Sigma Scholarship
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity has developed a scholarship for graduating African-American Male senior
Scholarship applications are available in the guidance office - deadline to apply is May 2
James L. Peyton Scholarship ACE
Athens-Chilesburg Elementary is currently taking applications for its annual $400 Scholarship. Must be a
graduating Senior at a FCPS high school who attended Athens-Chilesburg Elementary for 3 years, or graduated
(5th grade) from either school. Qualified Seniors can send a letter and resume to (Danielleoverbey@gmail.com)
Danielle Overbey ACE PTA President, 930 Jouett Creek Dr. Lexington, Ky 40509 Deadline is June 6th.
16th District PTA Scholarship
Reminder that the deadline for the 16th District PTA Scholarship is fast approaching. The deadline for
submission is March 15th. You can download an application here: http://www.fcps.net/news/pressreleases/2013-2014/ptascholarapp. There is a $1000 scholarship awarded to a college bound senior at each High
School as well as a scholarship for a student with special needs for any continuing education.
Judi Hale Memorial Scholarship
$500 Sponsored by Fayette County School Nutrition Association
Please submit an acceptance letter from the college/university or vocational school where you are accepted as
well as an essay (minimum 1 page) including fond memories, favorite foods, memorable experiences with
cafeteria staff you have from your years in Fayette County Schools.
Application can be picked up in the guidance office – deadline is April 25, 2014
Lexington Woman’s Club Scholarship
The Woman’s Club will award a $450.00 cash scholarship to one graduating high school senior (male or
female) in Fayette Co. who best exemplifies the spirit of community, church and/or school service. For more
information and application contact Judy Drury in the guidance office. Deadline to apply is March 24, 2014.
Daryl Lee Martin Scholarship
Students who will be entering as college freshmen in the fall of this year and live in Fayette or a surrounding
county are eligible for this $500 award.
The scholarship is named for Daryl Martin, a young man who lost his life in an automobile accident in August
1998. He was a native of Versailles, Kentucky and a graduate of Woodford County High School. He held
degrees from Vanderbilt University and Eastern Kentucky University. He was employed by the YMCA of
Central Kentucky as a Program Director for the South Lexington branch and was widely involved in
youth sports activities in Lexington.
All applications will be reviewed by members of the Daryl Lee Martin Endowment Fund Committee. The
recipient will be notified by the middle of July and a check will be sent directly to the school where the
recipient will be enrolled in the fall.
Applications are available in the guidance office, deadline is May 23, 2014
Migrant Network Coalition “Achieving Dreams” Scholarship
This scholarship is to meet the needs of our diverse immigrant and migrant communities in the state of
Kentucky.
Scholarship Criteria/Eligibility
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3.0 GPA, senior in high school/graduated
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accepted or enrolled in a 2-4 year college
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Immigrants or minority students encouraged to apply
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Financial need
For more Information and application see Judy Drury in the guidance office. Applications deadline: March 21,
2014
Robert Henry Hughes Scholarship
Scholarships will be awarded on the basis of need and merit, to equal numbers of black and white students,
other minorities being considered
All applicants must be residents of Fayette County and must be attending graduate or undergraduate school full
time while receiving the scholarship
Applications are available in the guidance office and submitted to Tony Blackman, Associate Principal by May
31, 2014
Jack Kent Cooke Foundation
College scholarship for high school seniors is an undergraduate scholarship program available to highperforming seniors with financial need who seek to attend the nation’s best 4-year colleges and universities.
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Students must earn a cumulative unweighted GPA of 3.5 or higher
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Receive a 26 ACT or higher, 1200 SAT or higher
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Demonstrate unmet financial need
Learn more about our scholarship programs at www.jkcf.org/scholarships
Meijers Scholarship
This scholarship is for seniors who may work at Meijers or have a parent/guardian that works at Meijers.
Awards are based on financial need, academic standing, statement of aspirations and goals, and the Applicant’s
community involvement. Applications must be submitted online by 5:00 PM on April 1, 2014.
For more information and application go to www.//meijersscholarship.egrant.net
Senior Scholarship Program
The Race To Read: Finish more than a book!
The Starting Gate is a fun and educational afterschool program for middle school students in central Kentucky.
The Starting Gate motivates kids to think about their futures and what it will take to achieve their individual
goals through reading, drama, games, homework help and lots of focus on the student. Educational adventures
also get students out and about for new and exciting experiences. Students will have fun while finding their own
path to achieving their personal best in school and life.
Senior Requirements:
All student volunteers must be entering their senior year in high school. Additionally, all volunteers must have
at least a 3.0 G.P.A. as well as good attendance and behavior. Student volunteers will serve as role models and
mentors to middle school students while assisting with academic activities and homework. In exchange for one
school year of service, two nights per week, each senior will receive a $500 scholarship to be used for tuition at
their chosen college or university. Students may work one night per week for $250.
Student Commitment:
Students volunteering for the Starting Gate Program will need to sign an unofficial contract. All parties,
including the school, parents, students and Starting Gate must agree to the following:
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Students will commit to work on either Tuesday/Thursday or Monday/Wednesday (two nights per week);
4-6PM (Lexington schools) 3:30-5:30 PM (Paris)
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Students will provide their own transportation.
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Students will assist with literacy activities, homework, writing assignments, etc.
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Students will attend a maximum of one field trip a month (Saturdays);
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Students must complete a short training session before they can volunteer;
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All students under 18 must obtain parental permission
NON-COMPUTER SCIENCE
Louise B. Combs Scholarship
Grant–In–Aid - $300 award
Qualifications: Female graduating from high school planning to enter the field education or currently enrolled in
a College of Education
Applications are available in the Guidance Office – deadline is May 1, 2014
Bill Ferzacca Education Scholarship
Community Action Council is offering the Bill Ferzacca Education Scholarship to eligible applicants interested
in pursuing a career in early childhood education.
Scholarship recipients are required to teach in a Head Start classroom for two years after receipt of their degree.
Applications are available in the guidance office – deadline to apply is April 18, 2014
Minority Teacher Recruitment Project
This scholarship is for Minority students that are interested in pursuing a Teacher certification to teach in the
commonwealth of Kentucky. The MTRP offers a $5,000 scholarship ($2,500 per semester). The requirement
for the MTRP scholarship is a 2.75 cumulative grade point average with a 21 ACT score. Students that identify
as a African American, American Indian, Alaskan Native, Hispanic, Pacific Islander, and/or Asian American
are encouraged to apply. Students interested in learning more about this MTRP should go to
www.louisville.edu/education/mtrp. Deadline to apply is July 1, 2014.
SCHOOL-RESTRICTED
SigEp – Building Balanced Men Scholarship at University of Louisville
The Kentucky Beta chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon, are offering you the opportunity to a one‐time Balanced Man
Scholarship at the University of Louisville. The application for the scholarship can be found at
sites.google.com/site/kybetabms
University of Kentucky College of Education Scholarship
The UK College of Education awards a $500 scholarship to one student from area high schools who enroll in
the UK College of Education, and who intends to become a teacher.
Eligibility requirements:
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Must be an outstanding student academically
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Dedication to becoming a teacher
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Evidence of strong leadership qualities
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Must enroll as a full-time student in the UK College of Education
Applications can be picked up in the guidance office and return by Tuesday April 8, 2014 to Melissa Long
Counselor in the guidance office
Northeastern University Torch Scholarship
This scholarship is for students that are motivated to succeed despite difficult family situations, cultural barriers,
financial challenges, or education environments. We are looking for Leaders in their communities, families, or
schools. First-Generation College students who parents do not have a four-year college degree. To learn more
about the Torch Scholarship go to www.northeastern.edu/torch
If you have questions about this scholarship contact torch@neu.edu
University of Louisville
Minority Teacher Recruitment Project
This scholarship is for Minority students that are interested in pursuing a Teacher certification to teach in the
commonwealth of Kentucky. The MTRP offers a $5,000 scholarship ($2,500 per semester). The requirement
for the MTRP scholarship is a 2.75 cumulative grade point average with a 21 ACT score. Students that identify
as a African American, American Indian, Alaskan Native, Hispanic, Pacific Islander, and/or Asian American
are encouraged to apply. Students interested in learning more about this MTRP should go to
www.louisville.edu/education/mtrp. Deadline to apply is July 1, 2014.