Elementary / High School Education scholarships

These are all open scholarships for students looking to study something related to Elementary / High School Education. Select other major

• Alice Humphrey Memorial Scholarship
  This full-time scholarship is available to all potential and current BBCC students. Preference will be given to students seeking an academic transfer majoring in Education or an Early Childhood Education Program.
• Clarence & Ruth Cole Memorial Scholarship
  Clarence and Ruth Cole maintained a life-long interest in the education of young people in the community and helping them develop to their full potential. They realized that by giving to others, it would come back in abundance. Eligible applicants are African American Battle Creek Central High School graduates with a minimum GPA of 3.0 who are in their junior or senior year of an undergraduate degree and are pursuing a degree in a career helping others, such as: nursing, teaching, law enforcement, social work, etc. Recipients must exhibit financial need, will be committed to furthering their education, and will demonstrate service to others through volunteerism. Former recipients may reapply.
• Donald and Vivian Huth Scholarship
  This scholarship is open to a graduating senior from Appleton West or East who plans to pursue a degree in education or culinary arts at an accredited college or university.
• Ferne Daniel Family Scholarship
  This full-time scholarship is available to students in their first year at BBCC majoring in Education or Agriculture. Applicants must meet financial eligibility as determined by the Financial Aid Office.
• Gene and Mitzi Britton Memorial Scholarship
  This scholarship will be awarded to graduating seniors from Appleton East, North or West high school who attended Einstein Middle School for at least one year and who is planning to pursue a degree in education or music.
• I Am Boundless - Ed Harper Educational Scholarship
  The scholarship was created to honor Ed Harper, who devoted his more than 40-year career to the needs of individuals with developmental disabilities. His vision for assisting individuals to achieve their maximum potential led to the formation of community supportive living services. As a result, four residential homes were established in central Ohio. He served as the executive director for Franklin County Residential Services (FCRS), predecessor to I Am Boundless, until his retirement in 2015.
• Janesville Multicultural Teacher Scholarship
  Established as a renewable scholarship program for multicultural students intending to pursue a career in education and apply to the School District of Janesville for a position with the intention of completing three successful years of employment
• Leland, Dorothea, & Barbara McLain Scholarship
  This scholarship was established by Barbara in honor of her parents who provided a good home and strong upbringing for her. Barbara is a 1945 graduate of Argubright Business College in Battle Creek. She had a lengthy and successful career at the Kellogg Company. Eligible candidates are graduates and graduating seniors of Battle Creek area public high schools who are pursuing a career in education. Students should demonstrate potential to succeed in college curriculum to be pursued. Financial need, character, and volunteer involvement will also be considered. This scholarship is renewable through reapplication.
• Louise Petrosino Scholarship Fund
  Louise Petrosino Scholarship Fund will be awarded to a current Kremen School undergraduate or graduate degree or credential student.
• Mary Ellen Wieland Scholarship Fund
  This fund was established by the Will of Mary Ellen Wieland for graduates of Howard School who will major in Elementary Education.
• Mike Snyder Memorial Science Scholarship
  This scholarship is presented in the memory of Mike Snyder, an AHS science teacher for 13 years, to AHS seniors who are passionate about science and plan to study science-related disciplines in colleges.
• Morton Matthew Maulding Scholarship
  The Morton Matthew Maulding Scholarship was designed to support future Pre-K through 12th grade teachers in completing their teaching degree or certification. Battle Creek Public Schools hope their alumni will return to the district to teach because they are from this area, know their community, and can help inspire future BCPS Bearcats.
• Nancy D. Palm Scholarship
  This scholarship is for students in Texas, who are enrolled or will enroll in a college or university and will major in elementary education.
• Q104 Future Voices Scholarship
  The purpose of the Q104 Future Voices Scholarship is to provide scholarships to one deserving Kansas City area student each year.
• Robert E. Evans Education Fund
  Awards are for high school seniors pursuing a four-year degree in the areas of business, liberal arts, education, or STEM.
• Tom Hymer Scholarship
  This scholarship is for students who want to pursue a major in **Elementary Education**.Preference will be given to applications pursuing **Special Education**.
• Victor/Hull/Click Scholarship
  This scholarship is available to a full-time student seeking an academic transfer majoring in Education or the Early Childhood Education Program.