This scholarship was established in memory of Mrs. Alicia Shanks to assist college students who have demonstrated the capacity to become passionate and dedicated teachers.
Open to Education majors pursuing a four-year teaching degree in elementary education. Applicants must have a cumulative 2.5 GPA, be a first-semester junior, graduate of the District of Columbia Public School system and reside in the District of Columbia.
This scholarship is for New Hampshire residents (at least 3 years) who have been accepted to an accredited four year college or university leading to a Bachelors Degree in the field of education.
The New Hampshire Teachers of Mathematics are pleased to offer a $1000 scholarship to a graduating high school senior who plans to enroll in the certification program for middle school or secondary mathematics education, elementary education or mathematics with the intent of becoming a mathematics teacher.
This scholarship was created to honor Dr. Marc Hull, a former Vermont commissioner of education who dedicated his career to creating equitable learning opportunities for all students, particularly those with disabilities.
This scholarship was created to honor the entire Stafford family by providing financial support to a student who demonstrates strong financial need and a commitment to a career in environmental studies or special education, and who shows deep compassion and enthusiasm for making the world a better place.
The Hispanic Educators Association of Nevada (HEAN) in conjunction with Ronald McDonald Charities offer a $1,000 scholarship to Hispanic/Latino students who are pursuing education as their college major.
This scholarship is for high school senior in Kennebec county who will be attending a four-year college or university in preparation for the teaching profession.
This scholarship was created for the purpose of increasing the quality and availability of early care and learning teachers who plan to work with young children in infant/toddler and prekindergarten programs.
This scholarship was created to increase the quality and availability of early care and learning teachers who plan to work with young children in infant/toddler and prekindergarten programs. every child deserves a strong start and equal chance in life, which requires a well-qualified early childhood education workforce.
Applicants must be Undergraduate and graduate students from the University of Maine system who are matriculating toward a degree in teaching Special Education, preferably in the area of Severe Disabilities, but anyone pursuing a degree in Special Education will be considered.
This scholarship was created to assist academically promising incoming or current undergraduate students who are passionate about and committed to pursuing a career either in social work or early childhood education in the State of Vermont.
The Trinity College of Vermont Association of Alumni and Friends awards this scholarship to promote empowerment through education, and to encourage work that supports healthy communities and social justice.
The New England Board of Higher Education (NEBHE) has established the Regional Student Program (RSP) under which qualified residents of the region may receive reduced tuition rates when attending college in another New England state.
The New England Board of Higher Education (NEBHE) has established the Regional Student Program (RSP) under which qualified residents of the region may receive reduced tuition rates when attending college in another New England state.
This scholarship is for students from Central and Northern New Jersey studying education and early-childhood at UNCF institutions, colleges and universities.
This scholarship is for first-year students of University of Southern Maine; Graduate of Gorham High School, enrolled in the College of Science, Technology and Health or the School of Education and Human Development.
This scholarship is for **current undergraduates who are in a teacher education pathway, and new and current graduate students who are matriculated in a program within the School of Education and Human Development.
The sons and daughters of Vermont-NEA members (students in their last year of high school, undergraduates, and graduate students) are eligible to apply for Vermont-NEA/Maida F. Townsend scholarships. The $1000 scholarships, established in 1991, are awarded annually at the Vermont-NEA Representative Assembly.
The Cobble Hill Grange created this scholarship to recognize the importance of a college education and to encourage Vermont students to enter the field of education.
