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HOLT HIGH SCHOOL LOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS
The scholarships included in this packet are available to Holt High School Students who are members of this year’s graduating class and have applied to a post secondary educational or training institution.
Please complete the attached application form and return it to the counseling center along with:
1. Three letters of recommendation. At least one letter should come from a Holt High School faculty member and at least one letter should come from someone who is not a faculty member whom you know from such sources as a church, a volunteer service agency, or a place of business. Please do not include letters from relatives.
2. A personal essay. The essay must be typed and should address your future goals and how they relate to the need for further education, what course of study you plan to pursue and why, what your time at Holt High School has meant to you, how you see yourself making a difference in the lives of others, your financial situation and why you need financial aid to go to college, any special circumstances that would make financial aid helpful, and anything else you would like to share with the persons who will be selecting the scholarship winners. Several of the scholarships ask for examples of citizenship, leadership, and community service.
3. Please read the descriptions of the scholarships that you are applying for very carefully. Some scholarships require an additional essay.
If you are selected to participate in an interview for one of the scholarships, it would be to your advantage to learn about the organization that is providing the scholarship. This shows that you are interested in your community.
For information about other scholarships and internet sites providing financial aid resources check the Guidance website at:
Holtguidanceandcounseling.
All students should contact the financial aid office of any college they plan on attending. Most financial aid typically comes through these college financial aid offices.
The dates that winners of the Holt High School Local Scholarships will be announced will vary, but will likely be in late April or early May. All winners will be listed in the commencement program.
ALL LOCAL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS ARE DUE IN THE NORTH CAMPUS OFFICE BY
MARCH 24th, 2017
2:40 PM
Please read the descriptions of the scholarships included in this packet and indicate on the next page the ones for which you wish to apply. Make sure you meet the qualifications for those you select.The counseling staff will make copies of your application, transcript, and ACT and/or SAT scores to distribute to scholarship selection committees.
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|HOLT HIGH SCHOOL LOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS |
|ALL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS ARE DUE IN THE NORTH CAMPUS OFFICE BY MARCH 24th, 2017 - 2:40 PM |
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|Submit only one application. Place an X in the box to the left of each scholarship for which you wish to apply. Select only those for which you are qualified. |
|The counseling office will prepare copies of your transcript and your ACT and/or SAT Scores |
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|X |Name of Scholarship |Value |Sponsor |
| |American Legion Auxiliary |$500 |American Legion Auxiliary Unit # 238 |
| |Chi Educational Scholarship |$2,000 |Holt Board Of Education |
| |Craig Anderson/Taylyr Cochran Student-Athlete Scholarship |$4,000 |OMIA Foundation |
| |Estes-Leadley Funeral Home Scholarship |$500* see |Estes-Leadley Funeral Home |
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| |HHS Art Club Haunted House Scholarship |$500 |Haunted House Art Club |
| |Holt Education Association Future Educator Award |$500 |Holt Education Association |
| |Holt Education Association Member Scholarship |$500 |Holt Education Association |
| | |$1000 |Holt-Dimondale School Business Alliance |
| |Holt-Dimondale School Business Alliance | | |
| |Ron VanErmen Scholarship | | |
| | |$3000/yr for 2 yrs|Holt Educational Foundation |
| |Holt Educational Foundation | | |
| |Margaret Livensparger Scholarship | | |
| |Holt Jr. Rams Football Scholarship |$500 |Jr Rams Football Program |
| |Horizon Elementary Scholarship |$200 |Horizon Elementary |
| |National Honor Society- Blood Drive Scholarship |Varies |HHS NHS & Red Cross |
| |Sarah J. Crysler Scholarship |$600 |Sara J. and Clifford W. Crysler Family |
| |South Lansing Holt Rotary Al Stine Scholarship |$2,000 |South Lansing - Holt Rotary |
| |U of M Club Scholarship Award |$1,000 |Greater Lansing Univ. of Michigan Club |
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT CLEARLY IN BLACK OR BLUE INK
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|Name: __________________________________________________________________________________________ |
|Last First M.I. |
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|Home Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________ |
|Street & Number City/State/Zip |
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|Phone: _________________________________ Age: _______________ |
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|Parent/Guardian ____________________________________ _______________________________________ |
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|Occupation: ____________________________________ _______________________________________ |
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|Employer: ____________________________________ _______________________________________ |
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|Please check the combined annual net taxable income of parent/guardian: |
|Under $15,000 $15,001 – $25,000 $25,001 - $50,000 $50,001 - $75,000 Over $75,000 |
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|College Choice: ________________________ |Resources: Student Savings: _________________________ |
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|Major: _________________________ |Earnings: Summer Job: _____________________________ |
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|Needs: Tuition: ________________________ |School Year Job: __________________________ |
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|Books: ________________________ |Other Scholarships applied for: |
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|Room (if applicable): ______________ |____________________________________________________ |
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|Miscellaneous Expense: ___________ |_____________________________________________________ |
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|Transportation: __________________ |_____________________________________________________ |
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|Explain how you arrived at transportation costs: - |____________________________________________________ |
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|___________________________________________ |Amount parent can contribute:_________________ |
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|Total Cost for Year: ______________________ |Total Resources: ___________________________ |
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| |Annual Need: ______________________________ |
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Other children supported by parent/guardian (indicate any currently attending college):
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|The Counseling office will include a copy of your transcript with this application |
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|Applicant Signature Date |
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THIS APPLICATION IS DUE IN THE NORTH CAMPUS OFFICE BY
2:40 PM MARCH 24th, 2017.
NO EXCEPTIONS
Scholarship Packet Organization
When turning in your packet, you must follow the following guidelines. If you do not follow them- your packet will not be accepted.
1. Do not print any page double sided.
2. Paperclip the entire packet once finished. Do not staple any page.
3. Your packet should be in this order:
a. Page 2-4 of this packet
b. Essay(s)
i. If a scholarship requires an additional essay- please title the essay with the name of the scholarship. Example: Craig Anderson/Taylyr Cochran Student- Athlete Scholarship.
c. Letter of Recommendations
d. If you have awards or anything additional you want included.
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY UNIT # 238 HOLT SCHOLARSHIP
The members of American Legion Auxiliary Unit #238 would like to assist a local female student in pursuing her educational goals. They are offering a $500 scholarship to a senior at Holt High School who has applied to a secondary educational or training institution. Criteria for selection for this scholarship will include citizenship, leadership, academic record, and service to school and community. Each applicant must include a 400-500-word essay on “Freedom isn’t free…how would you explain this” or “What would you do to make our economy better”. Also provide a list of community service you participated in during the last 3 years and what your college plans are at this time. Please include this on a separate page along with you’re your personal essay and your Holt High School Local Scholarship Application.
CHI EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP
Selection: A committee comprised of three members of the Holt Board of Education Curriculum Committee will make the final selection with possible consultation with staff members of Holt High School. An interview may be required. Procedure for Making Award: The student will be awarded $2,000 upon receipt from student of proof of acceptance for enrollment at a post-secondary educational institution
CRAIG ANDERSON/ TAYLYR COCHRAN STUDENT- ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP
Every year, two scholarships are given to Holt Student-Athletes in memory of former baseball player #25 Taylyr Cochran and Craig Anderson, the proud father of three Holt alumni. The scholarships are $4,000 in total and made payable to the university or college attended by the recipient. Each annual $1,000 check is given to the scholar at our summer golf outing in July at Timber Ridge in East Lansing, MI.
Applicants must be a Holt student-athlete and submit:
• 2 page letter of purpose
• 2 letters of recommendation (one from a teacher and one from a coach)
• Proof of Varsity Letter earned.
ESTES-LEADLEY COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
Estes-Leadley Funeral Home will award a $500 college scholarship. Consideration for the scholarship will be grades, community involvement, and extra-curricular activities. If the student majors in Mortuary Science, an additional $500 will be added to the scholarship.
Criteria consist of, but are not limited to the following:
• Preference will be given to anyone majoring in Mortuary Science.
• Student should be goal oriented, with some definite plans for the future.
• Preference will be given to those applicants who are community minded.
• Preference will be given to those applicants in need of financial assistance.
HHS ART CLUB HAUNTED HOUSE SCHOLARSHIP
The HHS Art Club Haunted House program is proud to provide a deserving senior with a scholarship to help them with their post-secondary education. This is the first year the HHS Art Club Haunted House scholarship will be given. There will be one $500 scholarships given. The money must be used for post-secondary education, but not required to be used for tuition.
Criteria:
• Short essay outlining how the Haunted House project has impacted them and their plans for the scholarship money.
• Must have participated at least 3 years in Art Club Haunted House.
• Must show citizenship by being active in giving back to the community.
• Must show leadership both in and out of school.
HOLT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION FUTURE EDUCATOR AWARD
This scholarship amounts to $500 on a one-year basis.
Criteria: Applicant must be planning to pursue a career in the field of K-12 public education. Applicant must have at least a 3.0 grade point average and be attending an educational institution in the fall of 2017.
HOLT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION MEMBER SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship amounts to $500 on a one-year basis.
Criteria: Applicant must be a graduating from Holt High School and an active Holt Educational Association Member in good standing. Applicant must have at least a 3.0 grade point average and attending an educational institution in the fall of 2017.
HOLT-DIMONDALE SCHOOL BUSINESS ALLIANCE RON VANERMEN SCHOLARSHIP
The Holt-Dimondale School Business Alliance was established in 1988. It was created to support the promotion, development and support of the local communities. Specifically the development and growth of local business, housing, public education and other societal aspects.
In 1993 the Alliance established an annual scholarship for one graduating senior. The scholarship was renamed in 1994, in memory of Ronald VanErmen, an Assistant Superintendent of Holt School System, who was instrumental in organizing the Alliance as a meaningful way of bridging the gap between local business, education and government. The scholarship is awarded each year by the Holt Alliance and the VanErmen family.
Criteria: Consideration will be given to all students no matter what course of study they may pursue in a college program. Academic achievement will be evaluated based upon, but not limited to, issues of personal growth, academic record and class rank. Applicants should show evidence of service to school, community and/or work experiences. The recipient must have financial need in a post-secondary program of study. When selected for an interview, applicants will be expected to bring documentation that validates their need for financial assistance to attend college. Examples might be of a copy of the family income tax return or a copy of their FAFSA and SAR. Applicants will also be asked to reveal what other financial aid has already been awarded to them. We are looking for students who might not be able to afford a college education if it were not for this scholarship.
Selection: A committee comprised of Alliance members will make the final selection.
Procedure for Making Award: The members of the selection committee will notify the recipient personally. A minimum of one (1) student will be awarded $1,000, upon receipt from students of proof of acceptance for enrollment at a post-secondary institution. Payment will be made directly to the school you have selected and it must be used within 2 years of award. The Business Alliance honors the student at their May breakfast meeting.
HOLT JR. RAMS FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIP
The Jr. Rams Football Program is proud to provide this scholarship opportunity for a student who has participated in our program, has exceptional leadership skills and shows a commitment to our community. There will be one $500 scholarships given this year. The money must be used for post-secondary education, but not required to be used for tuition.
Application criteria:
• Short essay outlining their qualifications and their plans for the scholarship money.
• Must have played at least 3 years in the Jr. Rams Football program.
• Must show citizenship by being active in giving back to the community.
• Must show scholarship by showing a commitment to the learning process.
• Must show leadership both in and out of school.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY- BLOOD DRIVE SCHOLARSHIP
Criteria: This scholarship is only open to NHS members in good standing.
HORIZON ELEMENTARY SCHOLARSHIP
This $200 scholarship is intended to support a graduating senior that attended Horizon Elementary in pursuit of a post high school educational experience. To apply, please complete a written response to this prompt:
Share a memory of Horizon Elementary and the influence the staff had on your educational career. (Essays should be no longer than 5 double-spaced typed pages long and should be submitted to the Horizon office by 3:00pm on May 19, 2017)
Selection: A committee comprised of current Horizon faculty members will make the final selection based on a combination of factors: need and quality of essay.
SARAH J. CRYSLER SCHOLARSHIP
Established May 1, 1967, by a provision in the will of Clifford W. Crysler. Mr. Crysler set up a trust, the net annual income from which is to go as a one-time award to a graduating senior of Holt High School or its successor school.
This is established in memory of Sarah J. Crysler, wife of Clifford W. Crysler, who died in the 1960’s. Mrs. Crysler at one time taught school at Eden. She was the former Sarah Ellis and lived in the Holt area. Mr. Crysler, who for more than 20 years operated the Holt Variety Store, died in June, 1965. This Scholarship is to assist a deserving student with their expenses while attending a college or university of their choice. Spendable endowment earnings will be awarded to a Holt High School graduate as recommended by Holt High School personnel. This year’s award will be approximately $600.
Criteria: Academic record, citizenship, leadership, service to school and community.
Selection: A committee representing the Holt High School faculty and staff will make the selection.
SOUTH LANSING – HOLT ROTARY AL STINE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Under the leadership of Al Stine, former Assistant Superintendent of Holt Public Schools and former President of the South Lansing-Holt Rotary Club, our club began a program of offering scholarships to local high school seniors each spring. The money comes from our annual Celebrity Luncheon, usually held on the first week of March at the Texas Roadhouse restaurant on Edgewood Boulevard.
Rotary International, an organization of over 1,200,000 business and professional men and women worldwide, has focused millions of dollars and hours on promoting international peace and understanding through education of young people. The Rotary Foundation sponsors the scholarly activities of thousands of young men and women through student exchange programs, a World Hunger Scholarship Program, and short-term exchanges of teams of business and professional people visiting other countries to learn and teach.
Our club is small, about 30 members, however, determined to make a positive impact upon the continuing education of up to three high school seniors each year from area high schools. The South Lansing-Holt Rotary club has committed to award a $2,000 scholarship to up to three senior students at Holt High School.
We invite you to submit an application for this scholarship program. Applications will be screened and some applicants will be selected for an interview. A small team of Rotarians (two or three) will talk with you about your views and goals. Selection will be based on a combination of:
• Financial need
• Leadership potential
• Essay
• Academics
• Knowledge of Rotary
• Personal motivation
• Community service projects
We think that your careful attention in completing your entire application will assist in getting to know you and in making the selection. If selected for an interview we will meet you at your school. Your school administration will help in coordinating the interview meeting date and time. More often than not the scholarship winners will be notified on the day of interview. Scholarship winners are expected to attend our annual Scholarship Luncheon at Buddies sometime in May.
Criteria: Please include an essay answering these questions: What is the importance of citizenship among the greater Lansing community youth in today’s environment? How have you integrated those beliefs into your own life experiences to date? How could your ideas help improve the quality of life in your community?
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN CLUB OF GREATER LANSING SCHOLARSHIP AWARD
One $1,000 award is given to a Holt High School senior who plans to attend the University of Michigan.
Leadership is the most important of the criteria, and should make up one half of the evaluation. Through participation in school and community affairs, the student involves others by exhibiting initiative and honesty, showing a willingness to assume responsibility, and exhibiting respect for other classmates.
Scholarship constitutes twenty-five percent of the criteria, and requires that the student be in the upper third of his or her class scholastically, while exhibiting interest in class work.
Activities constitute the other twenty-five percent of the basis of selection. Participation in school activities may include art, music, service organizations, school spirit, clubs, and other activities that demonstrate a diversity of interests and talents.
Selection: A committee representing the Holt High School faculty and staff will make the selection. The name of the recipient, along with his or her address will be forwarded to the University Of Michigan Club Of Greater Lansing. The university will communicate directly with the recipient as to the time and method of payment of the scholarship. It is the hope of our University of Michigan Club of Greater Lansing Board and Scholarship Committee that all students will be considered and not necessarily only the “top ten” and “team captain” students. Please be advised that if the student selected receives an athletic scholarship, they will be required to return this scholarship or forfeit their athletic scholarship.
HOLT EDUCATION FOUNDATION: MARGARENT LIVENSPARGER SCHOLARSHIP
Amount: $1,000* Educational Grant – to be paid to a college or university. Total funds available are a minimum of $1,000 per year, which may be divided among one or more students at the discretion of the scholarship committee. The award will continue for a second year, upon successful completion of the first year (a total of two years). Success is defined as a cumulative grade average of 3.0 or higher.
*amount awarded may vary each year, depending upon available funds
Criteria: Applications are open to Holt High School graduating class members who have taken courses or taken part in the performing or fine arts areas. Student does not necessarily need to be pursuing studies in that area but does need to be enrolled in a college or university.
Student application must include:
❖ a resume of the student’s work in the arts, which may include photos of art work in 8 ½” X 11” format only; or samples of work in the graphic arts, theater production, or performing arts areas that could include audio or visual representations
❖ an essay on the positive influence of art on the student’s life
❖ a letter of recommendation from a teacher in the fine or performing arts areas
Selection: A subcommittee of the Holt Education Foundation will make the recommendation, subject to full Board approval. Selection will be based upon the above application process, and will include academic achievement, artistic participation, financial need and service to the school and community.
Student(s) selected will be invited to the annual Education Foundation Dinner in March of the following year.
No applicant will be discriminated against on the basis of race, gender, national origin, religion, culture, ethnic background, disability, sexual preference, or physical characteristics.
The name of the scholarship recipient, along with his or her address, will be forwarded to the student’s designated college or university. The college or university will communicate directly with the recipient as to the time and method of payment of the scholarship.
Eligibility for Second Year of Scholarship: The recipient is eligible for the second year of the scholarship upon successful academic completion of the first year, defined as a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher in college.
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