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Scholarship
Opportunities
Scholarships
for those planning to follow a specific career path, including
Art
Steven Haynes Fine Arts
Betty Stoutenburg
Athletics
Nick Jewett
Baseball/Softball
Pop Keeney Football
Auto Technology
Aviation
Darren Lindal Pilot Training
Business
(Knoll-Worthington)
Carl Knoll
Dean Worthington
Jerry Wilmot at UW-Bothell
Marv Workman
Communications
Malinowski-Marston
Drama
Peg Phillips Theater Arts
Education
Karen Forys Memorial
Kathleen Sanford
Pat Matthews Continuing Education
Health Services
Lillian Ramsey Pharmacy
Dr. John Stoutenburg
Music
J.P. Hennessey
Chris Lin
Bobby Nachtsheim
Paul Michael Roberts
Steven Haynes
Nursing
Scholarship
opportunities for those interested in more general fields of academic
study and vocational preparation are provided through these memorial
endowments:
Allott
Anderson
Beckstrom
Blakely
BJ Brown
Cook
Forys
Gardner
Hart
Haynes
Inglemoor
Karp
Keener
Knowles
Lee
Livengood
Lorey
Love
Matthews
Munro
Pride
Sanford
Suarez
Workman
R.C. Worthington,
Jr.
Young
Additional
scholarships are offered by the following organizations:
BHS
Alumni
BHS Faculty
Kiwanis Club
Northshore Rotary
Woodinville Rotary
Available
at:
Cascadia
Community College
Awarded
2009 at
Cascadia Community
College
Allocations
from the
Walter E. Sundstrom
endowment are applied to
Foundation expenses.
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Deadline Reminder Friday,
Feb. 5, 2010 for High School graduates applying for scholarships.
List of
all available scholarships for 2010
Application
Forms for all 2010 Scholarships
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Foundation offers 79 scholarship opportunities for Academic
Year 2010-11 with total value of $158,400
Northshore Scholarship
Foundation, entering its 26th year of operations serving
students of the Northshore School District, will offer $158,400 in grants
to 2010 graduates.
Even in light of
a tepid investment picture over the past year, the total of 79
scholarships is several more and with greater value than the past year,
President Eric Barnum noted. The grants are made possible through 50
scholarship-generating endowments managed by the Foundation as well as
through its three supporting service clubs—Northshore Rotary Club, Kiwanis
Club of Northshore and Woodinville Rotary Club.
A complete list
describing the scholarships, their values and criteria, is posted at the
Foundation Website. Program coordinator Sally Barnum will be
meeting prior to the end of the year with parents, career counselors and
interested student at upcoming school meetings planned to assist seniors
with their post-graduation plans.
The scholarship
values range from a minimum of $1,500 to as high as $7,500 with several
renewable for the balance of a student’s work toward a college degree or
completing an accredited certificate program in a specialty field.
“We support a wide range of study
interests,” President Barnum noted, “from those science majors who dream
of discovering a cure for cancer to others whose career path might be in
business, the arts, music, teaching, health services or keeping pace with
the growing demands of automotive technology.”
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Eligibility
for applicants:
Unless
noted otherwise, scholarships offered through the Foundation are available
only to graduating seniors of the four Northshore School District high schools;
to those individuals graduating from other public or private
accredited secondary schools but who reside within the
boundaries of the Northshore School District.
For
college-specific scholarships, residency or secondary school from
which applicants graduated are considered as part of the selection
process, but the above requirements of residency and origin of
graduation do not apply ( Cascadia Community College, VitEnol at Walla Walla Community College and WSU).
Grants for Lindal, Karen
Forys staff development, and
Matthews Paraeducator have specific eligibility requirements
applicable to the intent of each program.
Where
scholarships can be used: Scholarships
offered through the Foundation may be used only at institutions
which meet the following qualification -- The school must be
accredited by an accrediting agency, recognized by the U.S.
Secretary of Education, which has established the school as eligible
to participate in Federal Student Aid programs.
Use
of scholarship funds: Money distributed
through the Foundation is restricted to the purpose of covering a
recipient's tuition or fees directly related to courses in which the
recipient is enrolled. Scholarship checks are paid to the order of
the institution at which the recipient has been accepted and/or
has enrolled.
No
scholarship in 2010:
The following scholarships will not be offered in 2010. The
scholarship endowment sponsoring families have chosen to offer these
scholarships again in 2011. The decision to not offer 2010
scholarships was based on the Foundation's policy to offer
scholarships at no less than $1,500.
J.P.Hennessey
Music Scholarship at Inglemoor Chris Lin Memorial
Darren Lindal Memorial Aviation Kathleen Sanford Memorial
Philip Lorey Memorial J.R.
Suarez Memorial Inspiration Award
The
listing of 2009 recipients
is posted here

For
a photo gallery of the 2008
Scholarships Recognition Breakfast

The Foundation since 1984
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1984 |
June 30, 2009 |
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Total Assets
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$5,661 |
$1,042,054 |
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Number
Endowments |
4 |
50 |
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Total Scholarships |
10 |
1,287 |
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Total Value of
Grants |
$6,000 |
$1,568,870 |
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Total
Contributions |
$1,563,673 |
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The Foundation
in greater
detail
Mission
Sponsors
Trustees
History and Facts
Everything you'll want to know about our Foundation!
How
to:
Contact
the Foundation
Apply
for a scholarship
Contribute
Establish
an
Endowment Account
Recipients
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
Guide
to
all of the 50
Endowments
The
list and link to each scholarship endowment
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Young adults honored over these
25
years by the Northshore Scholarship Foundation are treasures of hope,
compassion and opportunity!
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The Northshore Scholarship
Foundation was established in 1984 with the
purpose of preserving the assets of several small memorial endowments and
to build a program of community support for assistance to graduating
seniors living in and/or attending Northshore School District
high schools.
Today
the Foundation has 50 endowments with more on the horizon. Assets total more than
$1 million dollars. It began with the accumulation of $5,661 held in funds for four scholarship memorials.
There was concern these funds would be exhausted once the money was
distributed for scholarships. This very concern led to the formation of the
Northshore Scholarship Foundation.
With
scholarships distributed in the spring of 2009, the Foundation has distributed
$1,565,870 to 1,287 scholarship recipients -- all the while
growing the asset base during periods of most interesting and varying degrees of economic
volatility.
Contributions
to the Foundation over its 25-year history have totaled more than
$1,563,673.

The
Foundation is managed by a 19-member Board of Trustees consisting of
members of the Northshore Rotary Club, Kiwanis Club of Northshore and the
Woodinville Rotary Club. The clubs play an active role in interviewing scholarship candidates,
covering the Foundation's limited operating expenses. Each club provides
scholarships funded by club operating budgets.
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Each
scholarship granting organization and memorial endowment is represented
on this site.
Quick
Facts
about the
Foundation
1984-2009

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