Applicant must have plans to attend a technical school, college, or university.

Open to students pursuing a natural resource/conservation career.  

2020 graduating high school senior must be enrolled for the upcoming school year in an undergraduate degree program by an accredited college or university, or planning to attend a vocational or technical school.

The parents, parent, or legal guardian of the student must be a member of Country Visions Cooperative and have purchased at least $2000 worth of goods and services in the year prior to application from Country Visions or CP Feeds in the year prior to application.

Applicant must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale during their previous educational years.

These scholarships are open to undergraduate students from NE Wisconsin who will be pursuing the study of Music, Art and Psychology.  Applicants must submit a 500 word essay on why they have chosen this field of study and why they feel they should be honored this scholarship.  Essays will be accepted from January 1 - March 31, 2020.

Applicant must intend to pursue a degree in Civil Engineering, Architectural Engineering, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering, or Architecture.  Scholarships are awarded for attendance at Milwaukee School of Engineering, Michigan Tech., University of Wisconsin Madison, Milwaukee and Platteville, Marquette University and the University of Minnesota.

Return the application with your financial forms to the Guidance Office by April 1st. 

Minimum qualifications for WRA Education Foundation scholarships are:

• Be a Wisconsin resident.
• Pursuing post-secondary education in fields related to the restaurant and hospitality industries, such as Culinary, Baking, Hospitality, Food Science and Family and Consumer Science Education.
• Accepted at a nationally accredited, post-secondary school, enrolled with a minimum of 6 credits for the 2020/21 academic year.
• Completed application that includes employer or instructor recommendations and school transcripts.

Awards, based upon scholarship, exemplary character and financial need, are granted for attendance at any University in the Wisconsin System namely Eau Claire, Green Bay, La Crosse, Madison, Milwaukee, Oshkosh, Parkside, Platteville, River Falls, Stevens Point, Stout, Superior or Whitewater; also Marquette & Lawrence Universities, St. Norbert, Beloit and Bellin College of Nursing.

To apply for the Thomas H. Lutsey-Waseda Farms Scholarship, you must meet the following criteria:

• Current graduating senior attending a high school within 150 miles of Green Bay
• Attending an accredited 4-year college/university
  • Students can apply if they plan on attending a 2-year technical school first to then transfer to a 4-year program as a full-time student
• Pursuing a career with an agriculture focus that will enhance rural communities
  • Examples include dairy science, animal science, agriculture engineering, veterinary medicine, agriculture economics, biotechnology, environmental science, agri-business
• Minimum 3.0 high school GPA
• Minimum 19 ACT composite score
• Student with a rural or agriculture background
• Financial need as demonstrated by the FAFSA
  • Families with an Expected Family Contribution (EFC) of $20,000 or less are eligible to apply for the scholarship. Should your EFC fall above $20,000, you may still apply for the scholarship. Please review the Financial Information Requirements for further details. 

Eligibility: Graduating seniors from Wrightstown High School who plan to attend a college or university. One award for a senior who is a member of the golf team (boys or girls), with preference given to a student who meets the following criteria:

• Varsity Golfer (letter winner)  
• Highest GPA, minimum 3.0

One award for a senior, with preference given to a student who meets the following criteria:

•  Minimum 3.0 GPA
•  Student who has applied for other scholarships but has not received any

If interested, and eligible, put your name in at the Counseling Office. 

Below are the qualifications that an applicant must meet in his/her application:

• Applicant must be graduating in “good standing” and have a minimum GPA of 3.00 from a high school that contracts Bellin Health Sports Medicine for their athletic training services.
• Applicant must be in his/her senior year
• Applicant must be starting to pursue a career in a sports medicine related field.
• Applicant must have a copy of their transcripts in their final mailing to Bellin Health Sports Medicine.
• Applicant must have two letters of recommendation.
  • The first recommendation must be related to academics (teachers, administration, etc.)
  • The second recommendation must be a personal reference (neighbors, coaches, clergy, community members, etc)

Various scholarships offered through Community Foundation:

Click on the link to visit the WHS portion of the website to see the list of scholarships.  Then click on the scholarship name to get the eligibility guidelines and details of the scholarship before applying.

DUE DATES WILL VARY FOR THESE SCHOLARSHIPS. The soonest deadline is February 18th;  The WEAC Fox Valley-Henry V. Krokosky scholarship is due March 1st.

NOTE: The Chris Reichwald Scholarship is handled by the counseling office, therefore, is listed under its own scholarship.

Eligibility:  Candidates must meet the following criteria to qualify for the scholarship:

- Candidates must be dependent of a full-time team member. For purposes of this program, "full-time" shall be defined as a team member who has been employed for a minimum of 3 years and regularly works 40 hours or more per week when student. Team member must be employed at Drexel for 3 years at the time student attends classes or by September 1st of that year.

- Candidates must be either natural born or legally adopted. Stepchildren, unless legally adopted and living with team member, are not eligible.

- Candidates must be 24 years or younger at the beginning of the academic term.

- Candidates must plan to enroll as a full-time student (min. 12 credits).

- Candidates who are incoming freshman must have a cumulative GPA 2.5 or higher for high school courses taken.

- Candidates who have completed one or more years of college must have a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher for all college courses taken.

- Candidates must demonstrate extra-curricular or community involvement

 NWTC Foundation will pay the tuition and fees, after federal and state financial grant aid and scholarships have been applied, for eligible students for six consecutive semesters (full or part-time; does not include summer semester). 

See link for more information and online application. 

Here are the fundamentals of our scholarship application and selection process:

1. Recipients are selected on the basis of:
   • Financial need as established by the Student Aid Report, which is generated by filing a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid: https://fafsa.ed.gov/).
   • Academic achievement based on GPA, course rigor, and ACT score (reported by applicant and high school counselor).
   • Extracurriculars, volunteer activities, paid work, honors/awards, and leadership experience, as detailed by a resumé.
   • Demonstrated academic motivation, personal growth, initiative and perseverance.
   • Responses to two creative essays. There is also an optional essay question, which may allow you to be considered for other awards. (view our essay questions here)
   • Quality of character as described by one school-related reference.
2. The application must be 100% complete and submitted by the student through our online scholarship application. Your school reference and counselor verification must both be marked "Submitted" (see tutorial). Incomplete or paper applications will not be considered. Deadline is strictly enforced.
3. Applicant information is kept confidential; an anonymous screening committee will evaluate the applications.

It is the policy of Scholarships, Inc. to work directly and only with the scholarship applicant.

This scholarship application must be completed by the student that is applying for awards. If Scholarships, Inc. becomes aware that the student did not complete the application, he/she will be removed from scholarship consideration.

Here are the fundamentals of our scholarship application and selection process:

1. Recipients are selected on the basis of:
   • Financial need as established by the Student Aid Report, which is generated by filing a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid: https://fafsa.ed.gov/).
   • Academic achievement based on GPA, course rigor, and ACT score (reported by applicant and high school counselor).
   • Extracurriculars, volunteer activities, paid work, honors/awards, and leadership experience, as detailed by a resumé.
   • Demonstrated academic motivation, personal growth, initiative and perseverance.
   • Responses to two creative essays. There is also an optional essay question, which may allow you to be considered for other awards. (view our essay questions here)
   • Quality of character as described by one school-related reference.
2. The application must be 100% complete and submitted by the student through our online scholarship application. Your school reference and counselor verification must both be marked "Submitted" (see tutorial). Incomplete or paper applications will not be considered. Deadline is strictly enforced.
3. Applicant information is kept confidential; an anonymous screening committee will evaluate the applications.

It is the policy of Scholarships, Inc. to work directly and only with the scholarship applicant.

This scholarship application must be completed by the student that is applying for awards. If Scholarships, Inc. becomes aware that the student did not complete the application, he/she will be removed from scholarship consideration.

Applicant must have plans to attend a college, university or technical school.

• Graduating seniors from any high school in Brown, Door, Kewaunee or Manitowoc Counties.

• A student that is accepted for enrollment in an accredited engineering program.

• A student that is going into a civil engineering program.

What is it? 
The Americanism and Government Scholarship Program fosters interest in all levels of government, citizenship and provides students the opportunity to receive recognition and scholarships.  A fifty (50) question test is administered to test a student’s knowledge of U.S. Government, Wisconsin Government, County Government, the U.S. Constitution and U.S. Flag Etiquette. To complete the test, students must answer an essay question.

When is it?
Test may be taken anytime between March 9 - April 3, 2020

Who is eligible?
Any student in the 10^th, 11^th, or 12^th grade, who is enrolled in any public, private, parochial or home-school, in the State of Wisconsin may participate.

What are the scholarship opportunities?
Annually, 33 winners are selected by the Americanism Committee of The American Legion, Department of Wisconsin.  The following scholarships are awarded:
                                    11 students in Grade 10 receive $250 scholarships

                                    11 students in Grade 11 receive $300 scholarships

                                    11 students in Grade 12 receive $750 scholarships

The Griffin Scholarship is an opportunity for high school seniors who are not otherwise receiving scholarships and whose families can’t fully pay for college or technical school but help as they are able.

Applicant must have participated on the Wrightstown High School football team for four years.

At least 4 awards of $1,500 each will be awarded in the Sciences, Mathematics, and all Engineering areas to local high school seniors. 

Applicant must have plans to attend a college, university or technical school and be from a farming background, worked on a farm, or have in interest in agriculture.

Applicant must have plans to attend a college, university or technical school.

The completed scholarship application must be turned into the Guidance Office by April 15th.

The American Legion Legacy Scholarship is a needs-based scholarship designed to fulfill a financial gap remaining after all federal and state educational grants/scholarships available to an eligible applicant have been utilized.

WHO

Children of U.S. military members who died while on active duty on or after Sept. 11, 2001.

Children of post-9/11 veterans having been assigned a combined disability rating of 50 percent or greater by the Department of Veterans Affairs also qualify.

WHAT

Each needs-based scholarship provides up to $20,000 in aid for undergraduate or post-graduate college. Recipients may reapply for additional annual awards up to six times.

WHEN

The application deadline is April 15, 2020. Scholarship awards must be used within one year. Winners will be announced May 12, 2020.

See Application for more information. 

This scholarship application is due in the Guidance Office by April 6, 2020.

Interested candidates must possess extra-curricular accomplishments and inspirational goals.  Academically capable students must be enrolled as an Art Major at an accredited institution of higher education located in the US (this includes Art Therapy Programs).  All applicants must be US citizens.  Recipient will be required to provide evidence of college acceptance before money is awarded.

See Mrs. Halfman in the Counseling Office for a number to put on your application. 

Please see Mrs. Halfman in the Counseling office to get a number for this scholarship. 

Qualifications

• Graduating Senior from Wrightstown High School
• Plans to Attend a Technical College
• GPA of 2.5 or Above

Please see Mrs. Halfman in the Counseling office to get a number for this scholarship. 

Qualifications

• Graduating Senior from Wrightstown High School
• Plans to Attend a 4-Year College
• GPA of 3.0 or Above

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Graduating senior from Wrightstown High School

• Attending licensed school of Cosmetology

• Please see Mrs. Halfman in Counseling Office for a number to place on this scholarship application. 
• Graduating Senior from Wrightstown High School
• Plans to Attend a College or Technical College
• GPA of 3.0 or Above
• Pursuing a Degree in business, finance, marketing, economics, accounting, manufacturing, management, computer science, or another business related field

Graduating senior from Wrightstown High School participating in the softball program attending a college/university.

Qualifications

• Graduating Senior from Wrightstown High School
• Plans to Attend a College or Technical College
• GPA of 3.0 or Above
• Pursuing a Degree in agriculture or an agriculture-related field

Available to students who have been accepted to an accredited trade school, vocational college, technical school or community college for the study of trade, craft, or labor occupations.  Recipients are chosen on their ability to describe how their chosen trade or field plays an important role in today’s world and why this is the path they have chosen.

Available to a student enrolled as a Business major who may one day be an entrepreneur and start their own business.  This is an annual scholarship that will be offered every year.

2020 Graduates planning to attend a college, university or tech school who have participated in wrestling or been a wrestling manager for 1-4 years at WHS. 

Applicant must have plans to enroll in a Wisconsin public or private college or technical school.  Applicants must submit an essay on this year's topic: What strategies can Wisconsin use to recruit and retain fire and EMS volunteers? 

Visit website to find many different opportunities. 

Clink link for more information and online application. 

Available to all high school juniors and seniors as well as all students currently registered in any accredited post secondary institution.

To apply for this scholarship you will need to write an essay on the topic below. The essay should be between 500 and 1000 words. Your submissions must be sent to us by email at: scholarships at abbottandfenner.com

Topic:

Describe your educational career and life goals. Explain your plan for achieving these goals. Include your degree/major, why you selected it, and how this degree/major will help you achieve your goals.

This scholarship program is for students who have a debilitating condition(s) while continuing their education at a college institution. The condition can be any medically diagnosed impairment (physical or mental) that interferes with everyday activities and quality of life. The applicant will need to provide a physician’s statement of diagnosis for their impairment in addition to the other required documentation. Applicants who are pursuing a masters degree or higher are only required to be taking 9 credit hours or more for the upcoming fall semester. Scholarship Amount: $500 Application Deadline: August 1^st Essay Topic: Describe an obstacle or hardship that arose due to your condition and how you were able to overcome it. Explain the impact it has had on your life and how it will influence you in the future.

This scholarship program is for students who are majoring in special education. The applicant is required to have a major in special education and must be scheduled to take at least one major-required class in the upcoming fall semester. We will need additional documentation confirming the applicant is currently a special education major as well as a copy of their schedule showing at least one major-required class. This scholarship is for undergraduate students only. Scholarship Amount: $500 Application Deadline: August 1^st Essay Topic: Explain why you are pursuing a degree in special education and how you plan to make a difference in the lives of the disabled.

Students must submit an essay of between 500 and 1000 words in answer to the following question:

When you look back on your life in 30 years, what would it take for you to consider your life successful? What relationships or accomplishments will be important on this journey?

Submit essay to scholarships@aesengineers.com

There is no application packet for this award. Please do not include your resume at this time.

Be sure to include your full name as well as the name of the school you are attending this year and your plans for next year.