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SHS UPDATES
Upcoming Dates:
November 3 Picture Make Up Day
November 5 Report Cards
November 11 Veterans Day Holiday (no school)
November 16 Fall Sports Banquet
Upcoming Varsity Sporting Events:
November 3 Soccer Playoffs vs. Middle Creek (home) 6:30
November 6 Football vs. Broughton (home) 7:00
November 7 Cross Country State Championship at Tanglewood
Full sports schedule available at
http://sandersonhs.wcpss.net/athletics/pdf_files/2009_Fall_Schedules.pdf
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ATHLETIC BANQUET
Don't forget to rsvp to the ATHLETIC BANQUET. The banquet is on November 16th at 6pm and is FREE for all students who participated in a fall sport. (guests are $10) These athletes received an invitation via their coach and should respond as instructed. Check the Sanderson website for a copy if you did not receive yours.
IT'S TIME FOR THE ANNUAL BAND FRUIT AND FLOWER
It's time to place your order for fruit and flowers for the holiday season. Orders can be placed with any Color Guard or Marching Spartan, and checks are payable to SHS Band Boosters. Poinsettias (red, white, or pink) are $9, and grapefruit, oranges, tangelos, tangerines, and variety packs range from $18 to $25. The sale will continue through November 6th, and delivery will be between Dec. 1st and 3rd . You can also contact Mary Weaver (mary.weaver@... ) or Bernadette Clark (bernadette_clark@... ) for additional information. We appreciate your support of the Sanderson Band programs!
CONGRATS TO OUR CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS!
The Sanderson Men's Cross Country team raced to a second place finish in the NCHSAA 4A Mideast Regional meet on Saturday, October 31. They finished a close second to Broughton, a team that they've been running neck and neck against all season. The Spartan team has qualified to run in the NCHSAA State Championship meet this Saturday, November 7 at
Congrats and best of luck to our Cross Country team!
SHS SOCCER TEAM IN THE PLAYOFFS!
The Sanderson men's soccer team will host Middle Creek in the first round of the NCHSAA 4A State Playoffs on Tuesday, November 3 at 6:30 PM. Admission will cost $5.00 per person. Come and support our team!!
COFFEE CHAT
Coffee Chat will have its first meeting on Thursday, November 12th starting at 8:30 am in the SHS auditorium. Join us for the opportunity to meet with Dr. Decker and Sanderson's new assistant principals. After introductions are made you will have the opportunity to ask any questions you may have. Stay afterwards to chat with friends and enjoy coffee, juice and homemade coffeecake and the chance to win a gift certificate to a spa. Hope you can join us!
Pam Kimley and Linda Lester
LOVE TO READ??
There will be the first meeting of the NEW Sanderson Book Club on Tuesday, November 10th during the first half of smart lunch in Ms. Hart's room - Rm 221. Anyone who loves to read is encouraged to attend. For questions please email sydbunting1193@....
NCSU DESIGN CAMP (summer opportunity)
North Carolina State University's Design Camp is for high school students who, as young artists and designers, are serious about preparing portfolios for art and for design college admission as well as for beginners who are interested in developing skills and creativity through hands-on experiences. The purpose of design camp is to expose high school students to college study in design and to professional pursuits in architecture, graphic design, landscape architecture, art + design and industrial design. Students will complete projects while also learning how to question, make choices, generate alternatives, and work collaboratively.
Cost- Day camp is $450, overnight camp is $900. A $100 downpayment is due with the completed application. NCSU can offer financial assistance to qualified students to offset the costs of camp.
Calendar - Day camp - July 11-16 and Overnight camp - June 20-26 or July 25-31. Application window opens up February 16, 2010. Design Camp fills up quickly, so don't delay!
For more information, visit: www.cam.ncsu.edu/programs-educational-designcamp.php . Email designcamp@... with questions.
ATTENTION ALL WRITERS!!
WRITING CONTEST
The NC Department of Cultural Resources announces a writing contest, Letters about Literature, sponsored by the Center for the Book in the Library of Congress and by Target. The deadline for entries is December 12, 2009.
For this competition, students select a fiction or nonfiction book, a short story, poem, essay, or speech about which they have strong feelings. Each student writes a personal, reflective letter to the author. There are both state and national awards.
Get more information about participating and an entry form by visiting http://lettersaboutliterature.org/yahoo_site_admin/assets/docs/LAL_word_doc_0910--FINAL.23674045.pdf and get general information at http://www.lettersaboutliterature.org/home .
SUMMER VENTURES IN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS FOR SUMMER 2010
Who: This program seeks rising juniors and seniors who are academically talented, motivated to pursue independent research, and who have already demonstrated their commitment to academic growth and development in science and mathematics. The average unweighted GPA for summer 2009 participants was 3.86. Students must be able to handle the responsibility of living in a residential setting for four weeks, away from the supervision of their parents or guardians.
What: A four-week residential summer program on a selected university campus for academically talented students who are interested in doing research in science and math and who are considering careers based in science and mathematics. There is no cost to participants for room/board or tuition.
When: The program takes place during one of two four-week periods in the summer of 2009. Session I will be June 20-July 17 and Session II will be June 27- July 24. (Students may not attend Governor's School and Summer Ventures in the same summer) Application deadline is listed below.
Where: A participating university campus in NC. This summer's locations are as follows: Appalachian State,
How: Applications are available outside Ms. Mosher's office in Student Services or online at www.summerventures.org . The application requires substantial information from the student, teachers, and the student's school counselor, so plan accordingly and begin the application process now. Completed applications must be postmarked on or before Sunday, January 31, 2010.
Need More Info? Visit the Summer Ventures web site at: www.summerventures.org or pick up a brochure outside Ms. Mosher's office in Student Services. Interested in a Q&A smart lunch session with a Summer Ventures staff member? Email Mrs. Davis in Student Services at psddavis@... no later than Monday, November 16 with the subject line "Summer Ventures" and provide her with your name and grade level.
CATALYST CONFERENCE, FEBRUARY 26-28, 2010, UNC CHAPEL HILL
Would you like to be one of 80 students from across
The conference will take place on the campus of UNC Chapel Hill, Feb. 26-28, 2010. Once you apply and if you are accepted to participate, you will be expected to pay a $30.00 registration fee. (DO NOT SEND IN THIS FEE WITH YOUR APPLICATION. It is only expected if you are accepted to participate.) If you are accepted but cannot pay the fee, you may be able to receive a scholarship from the Catalyst Conference Committee by contacting them.
If you are a freshman, sophomore, or junior and are interested in applying to participate in this program, please go to http://campus-y.unc.edu for more details and for an application. You may also see your social studies teacher or your counselor. DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS IS NOVEMBER 9, 2009.
NO FUSS FUNDRAISER UPDATE
Sanderson's no fuss fundraiser is currently at $9,909 we are getting soooo close to our goal of $10,000, but still a bit short! If you have not contributed yet, please consider making a donation to our school! Also just a reminder that any
Seniors who want to be considered for the PTSA scholarships must be a
member; it's only $8 to join. Forms are available on the Sanderson website.
INTERNET SAFETY COURSE
Internet Safety for Young People and Families
Parents and families are invited to a special presentation, "Internet Safety for Young People and Families," that will be held on Tuesday, November 17th from 3:30-6:30pm at the Commons Building off of the Poole Rd exit at I-440. This event, sponsored by the Partnership for Educational Success, will include the topics: What you don't know can hurt your child, Internet predators, Cyber- bullying, Parental Controls, and more. Light refreshments will be provided, as will door prizes. Please RSVP to Erin Simile ( erin.simile@... or 250-4597).
Location:
ACADEMIC BOOSTER MEETING
Academic Boosters will meet Tuesday, November 3, in the media center at 7:30. Please join us and become a part of this active group who strives to "Bring out the Best" in all students.
DO YOU HAVE INFO FOR THE YAHOO MESSAGES?
Please email your information for Yahoo messages to Bonnie Hines at bonnie.hines@... prior to each Monday for that Monday's evening newsletter. NOTE for next week's newsletter, please have all submissions in by 5:00 on Sunday, November 8.
HONOR ROLL CELEBRATION
The 1st Quarter A and A/B Honor Roll Celebration, sponsored by the Academic Booster Club, will be held for all qualifying students on Friday, November 20. Invitations will be distributed in class the week of the celebration. Congratulations to these students on their hard work!! Please contact Melanie Biddell at melbiddell@... with any questions.
LOOKING AHEAD TO THE SAT
November SAT test takers-
Please know that for the November SAT test, there is no need to place a "rush" order on your scores. As soon as scores are available, they are immediately released to the colleges/universities/scholarship programs you selected at the time you registered. At other times during the year rush reporting costs $27.00 for processing (and an additional $9.50 per recipient, if requested after your initial free scores were reported).
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October 1, 2009 |
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December 5, 2009 |
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October 30, 2009 |
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January 23, 2010 |
SAT & Subject Tests |
December 15, 2009 |
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March 13, 2010 |
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February 4, 2010 |
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May 1, 2010 |
SAT & Subject Tests |
March 25, 2010 |
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June 5, 2010 |
SAT & Subject Tests |
April 29, 2010 |
Register at www.collegeboard.com
Free SAT Prep Course
Sanderson will be offering SAT Prep for each of the fall administrations of the SAT. Prep classes are led by well-trained SHS students with a faculty member present. Classes will be held each Friday beginning at 3:10 in the JROTC room, room 197. No pre-sign-up is necessary; students may just "show up."
Fall semester SAT Prep schedule:
SAT- November 7: Nov 6- writing essay
SAT- December 5: Nov 13- introduction to Prep course and grammar; Nov 20- basic and advanced math; No prep the week of Thanksgiving; Dec 4- writing: multiple-choice and essay
CHORUS INFO
Friends of the Performing Arts (FOPA) members and all parents with students in any chorus...
Mark your calendars: next FOPA meeting is November 10th at 7:00 in the chorus room. We will be talking about upcoming fundraising and the Spring chorus trip. See you there! (Please spread the word to anyone with a student in any of the chorus classes. All are invited.)
INTERESTED IN WINNING $1,000??
Cooperativa Latina Credit Union is sponsoring an essay contest. Win a $1000 certificate of deposit. Must be 13-18 to enter the contest. Theme: What does saving money mean to you? For contest details, visit www.latinoccu.org or call 919.688.9270 Also, flyers are available in the career center.
NURSING COURSE SIGN UP
Any student interested in signing up for the Certified Nursing Assistant I course for the spring semester needs to sign up in the career center by November 10th. This is a community college course offered at Wake Tech. Students must be a junior or senior, have at least a 2.0 GPA, and personal transportation to the health sciences campus.
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What: A public, residential high school for academically talented juniors and seniors. The school provides challenging educational opportunities for young men and women who have interest and potential for high achievement in the sciences and mathematics. There is no cost to the student. Who: Academically gifted/talented students who are interested in the areas of science and math apply during the first semester of their sophomore year (10th grade). Admission is very competitive.
When: Application deadline is January 15, 2010. Applications will be available online no later than mid-October.
How: Applications for admission are only available online through the NCSSM website: www.ncssm.edu/admissions.
Students must take the SAT during their 10th grade year on one of the following SAT test dates: Oct 10, Nov 7, Dec 5, or Jan 23. See NCSSM web site for very specific directions for reporting SAT scores to NCSSM. SAT registration information is available in the SHS Student Services office or online at collegeboard.com.
Open House: Saturday, October 31, 2009. To attend, register online at www.ncssm.edu/admissions by October 16th.
Open House is on a first-come, first-served basis, so register early. NCSSM is located in
For additional information, visit the NCSSM web site www.ncssm.edu. Informational flyers are also available outside Ms. Mosher's door in Student Services
CLASS RINGS
Interested in getting a class ring? Click this link to find out more (you can order your ring online):
http://shop.jostens.com/ring_flash.asp?CID=140651&PFID=2008011404300610377&mscssid=8C2HSWH8N9478GLKS53J607WFS5DCFDD
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NEWS FOR OUR SENIORS
.THE CLASS OF 2010!
Students are allowed 2 excused college visits...one PER semester that will not affect their exam exemption status. A form must be picked up from attendance or guidance, filled out and returned before the absence.
Graduation for Sanderson is set for Thursday, June 10th at noon it will be here before you know it!
ATTENTION ALL SENIORS AND PARENTS OF SENIORS:
Effective immediately, all transcripts that need to be sent to any
Please note, too, that when your North Carolina college or university application has a Counselor Statement or Secondary School Report form that must be completed by your counselor, you must provide a stamped, addressed envelope to your counselor to mail the Statement or Report. Thanks for your assistance. Student Services
FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Sanderson Parents of Seniors are invited to attend a Financial Aid Information Meeting on Tuesday, December 8, at 7:00 p.m. in the Sanderson High School Auditorium. Bill Cox, former Financial Aid Director at
COLLEGE APPLICATION WEEK ANNOUNCEMENT
In conjunction with College Foundation of NC, Sanderson High will be participating in College Application Week November 17-19, 2009. During this time select colleges will be waiving their application fee and seniors will receive assistance from Sanderson High counselors with the completion of college applications. On November 17, 18, and 19 th SHS counselors will be available to assist students in the completion of college applications during SMART Lunch. Seniors will have an opportunity to sign up to participate on November 4, 5, and 6 outside the cafeteria during SMART lunch. For more information about College Application week please visit http://www1.cfnc.org/ExternalScripts/Online_Applications/College_Admission/caw.asp
If you would like help setting up a CFNC account you may visit Room 101 during SMART lunch on November 16 th for assistance.
College Recruiting:
The following colleges will have representatives in the career center to meet with interested seniors:
US Naval Academy
The US Naval Academy is sending a representative to Sanderson on Tuesday, November 24th @ 1:30 p.m. to speak with students interested in attending the
Students must sign up in the career center for a pass to attend!! Thank you!
Virtual College Visits
CollegeWeekLive, scheduled for November 4 -7, is the world's biggest virtual college fair, with hundreds of colleges and universities from around the world exhibiting. CollegeWeekLive events revolutionize college admissions, making the process easier and more cost-effective by bringing together students, parents, counselors and colleges online to interact, transcending time and distance. CollegeWeekLive is completely free to attendees.
CollegeWeekLive attendees can watch admissions experts speak on topics such as how to prepare for the SAT, how to write a winning application essay or how to pay for college and have questions answered via live chat. Attendees can also video chat with college students and learn what campus life is really like. The event features scholarships and special promotions available only to those who attend.
Interested? Register at www.collegeweeklive.com . Want to see what colleges across the country are participating in CollegeWeekLive? Visit http://www.collegeweeklive.com/en_CA/guest/app-colleges .
Check out the schedule of CollegeWeekLive events for the 2009-10 school year below:
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Considering a Military Career?
If you are considering a career in the military, speak to a recruiter on Thursdays during SMART Lunch. A recruiter will be available to speak with interested students in the cafeteria or gym lobby. Students may also pick up recruiter contact information in the career center.
COLLEGE OPEN HOUSES
College & University Open House/Information Sessions - Please contact the school to verify before attending:
Miller Motte College
November 11th, January 18th, February 15th, February 27th, and March 27th
Junior Day- April 10th, 2010
For additional information, visit www.campbell.edu .
Saturday, November 14th
Saturday, March 20th
Saturday, April 17th
RSVP and get additional information at www.randolphcollege.edu .
Friday, November 6th
Saturday, November 14th
RSVP at www.usfca.edu/visit or call (800) CALL-USF. Get additional information at www.usfca.edu .
NCSU
NCSU and the
November 6th, 11th, 13th, 20th
December 4th
Students are encouraged to sign up for a general tour and information session at the
Register for a
Open House programs will be held on: January 30th & April 3rd
9:00-1:00pm
RSVP at (919) 516-4012 or visit www.st-aug.edu
The Raleigh-Wake Alumni Chapter of Winston-Salem State University is sponsoring a college visitation day Saturday, November 7, 2009. This college visitation is open to all high school sophomores, juniors and seniors with at least a 2.0 GPA. The cost of the trip is $20.00 per person, which includes transportation from
PGA Golf Management Program (
For interested juniors and seniors
Monday, November 9th
Get additional information and register by visiting www.campbell.edu/pgagm
College scholarships
Amount: $1,500.00. Applied to any recognized college, university, or trade school. Eligibility: Any senior in a N.C. high school prior to the age of 22. Must be a current member of the N.C. State United States Bowling Congress Association and must be bowling in a certified USBC North Carolina youth league. Must have an unimpaired amateur standing in bowling. Deadline: Application, transcript and letters of recommendation must be postmarked no later than March 1, 2010. You will find more information and an application in the Sanderson High School Career Center. Or, you may also go to the NCS USBCA website for information and an application: www.ncbowls.com.
KFC Colonel's Scholars Program
Seniors who have financial need and an entrepreneurial spirit are encouraged to participate in the KFC Colonel's Scholars Program. To qualify, seniors should: 1) have a minimum GPA of 2.75, 2) enroll in a public college/university after graduation in their home state, 3) plan to pursue a bachelor's degree, 4) be a US citizen or permanent resident, and 5) demonstrate financial need. Awards are up to $20,000 for tuition, fees, room and board.
The application is available online only, from December 1, 2009, through February 10 , 2010 . Visit www.kfcscholars.org for the application or more information. Questions? Call 1 (866) KFC-7240.
The Raleigh Mayor's Committee for Persons with Disabilities
Attention Seniors!
The Raleigh Mayor's Committee for Persons with Disabilities will award two $1,000 scholarships to students with documented disabilities. Applicants must be residents of the City of
If you are interested and feel you meet the criteria set by the Raleigh Mayor's Committee for Persons with Disabilities, please pick up an application from Mrs. Davis in Student Services. Your completed application along with a copy of your college acceptance letter is due to your counselor no later than Monday, May 3rd.
American Red Cross Queen of Hearts Scholarship Program
Any ambitious, outgoing young woman who has a passion to help others and her community is invited to participate in the American Red Cross Fund-Raising program and earn scholarship money at the same time. If you are a high school female student who would like the opportunity to creatively raise funds for the American Red Cross and compete for a scholarship, please go to http://www.trianglearc.org/EVENTS/QueenofHearts/tabid/800/language/en-US/Default.aspx to find out more information and to complete an application to participate. Activities will take place in February 2010 with the Queen of Hearts being named in early March. However, applications are due November 20, 2009.
Air Force ROTC Scholarship
The deadline for seniors applying for Air Force ROTC scholarships is December 1st. Go to www.afrotc.com for the online application. AFROTC scholarships provide tuition and fees for competitive students who are willing to serve as officers in the United States Air Force for 4 years, following the completion of their college degree at 1 of over 900 civilian colleges and universities in the nation. For questions or more information, go to www.afrotc.com or contact the local liaison officer, LtCol Sandy Willey, 919-518-0784, or sfwilley@....
The Alumnae Legacy Scholarship at
This scholarship is the highest honor available to an entering freshman and is renewable for four years. The student awarded this prestigious scholarship receives full tuition, room and board, books, supplies, international study, networking opportunities with the Meredith president and alumnae, and other academic enrichment programs. The selection of recipients for this award takes into account superior academic achievement, intellectual promise and leadership ability. Alumnae Legacy Scholars live on campus all four years and participate in the Honors Program. Students are selected to interview for the Alumnae Legacy Scholarship from the Honors Program applicant pool. The Honors Program Application is available online or by calling the Office of Admissions. Learn more about the Honors Program at www.meredith.edu/honors.
Presidential Scholarships at
This is a full-tuition scholarship available for entering freshmen, and is renewable for four years. Like the Alumnae Legacy Scholarship, the selection of recipients for this prestigious award will be based on merit, taking into account superior academic achievement, intellectual promise and leadership ability. Each recipient may apply for a stipend to help cover the cost of a study abroad experience; Presidential Scholars also participate in the Honors Program. Students are selected to interview for the Presidential Scholarship from the Honors Program applicant pool. The Honors Program Application is available online or by calling the Office of Admissions. Learn more about the Honors Program at www.meredith.edu/honors.
Ithica is offering the Martin Luther King Jr. Scholars Program to outstanding under represented students. The program focuses on citizenship and service to communities. Scholars receive awards ranging from $18000 - full tuition paid to
The Roy H. Park Scholar Award
Who : Seniors interested in majoring in a communications field
Criteria : High achieving and motivated senior with an interest in communications and leadership potential.
Award Amount : Full tuition for four years (estimated value of $172,000), a stipend for living expenses and books, and a one-time computer purchase stipend of $2,500.
· As part of the scholarship process, students must complete an application to
Seniors, if you are interested in being nominated for this scholarship, please submit a resume and letter of interest to Mr. O'Connor in Student Services no later than December 1st .
Hispanic Scholarship Fund
Applications for the 2010-2011 academic year are now available online.
General Eligibility Requirements: Be of Hispanic heritage (most programs). Have a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA. Be a
National Association of Secondary School Principals Scholarship
Attention seniors. The 2009-2010 Principal's Scholarships ranging from $1,000 to $12,000 will be awarded to 100 outstanding seniors from across the country. Sanderson may nominate ONE senior based on their leadership, service, achievement in the arts and sciences, employment experience, and academic record.
If you are interested in being Sanderson's nominee, please submit a resume and a letter detailing why you think you would be the best candidate for this scholarship. Resumes and letters must be submitted to Mr. O'Connor in Student Services no later than Friday, November 20.
UNC
Multiple academic excellence awards are offered to incoming freshmen at UNCG. To apply for the Merit Awards Program, current high school seniors must present a minimum 1800 SAT or 27 ACT (writing section is required for the ACT ) and a 3.5 minimum high school GPA. Annual award amounts range from $2,500 to full tuition, fees, room & board, and are renewable up to a total of four years. Scholarship recipients are selected primarily on the basis of exceptional academic achievement and potential.
Students must apply and be admitted to UNCG no later than January 4th, 2010 for consideration. The Merit Awards Program application must be received by January 4th, 2010 also. For application information please visit www.uncg.edu/fia or call (336) 334-5702.
The College offers numerous scholarship opportunities to qualified students each year. Through the generous support of corporations and friends of the College, NCSU is able to offer our students this important funding. To complete a scholarship application or get additional information about the programs available and qualifications, visit http://ced.ncsu.edu/student_services/scholarship_info.php .
Deadline- Applications received before Friday, March 5, 2010, will be given first consideration.
National Co-Op Scholarship Program
Seniors applying to the following colleges/universities should consider applying for the National Co-Op Scholarship Program:
Pace University
Rochester Institute of Technology
Wentworth Institute of Technology
To be eligible for the scholarship program, applicants must have a minimum 3.5 high school GPA and complete all of the required admissions applications material and be accepted for the 2010-2011 academic year at one of the partner institutions listed. 170 $6,000 merit co-op scholarships will be awarded between the eight partner colleges/universities.
To request a scholarship application, or complete one online, visit www.co-op.edu. Application deadline is February 15, 2010. Early applications are highly encouraged.
Levine Scholarship Program- UNC
Application/nomination program for seniors. Levine Scholars will receive a full scholarship to UNC Charlotte for four years, a grant to implement a service project of their own design, and four summers of experiences that will develop their leadership strengths and social awareness. Total value for in-state students over the 4 years- $90,000.
Applicants should be outstanding high school seniors who demonstrate evidence of experience, motivation and commitment towards the ideals of the Levine Scholars Program. Requirements include: (1) seniors who are applying as freshmen at UNC Charlotte (university acceptance is required)
(2) the Levine Scholars program anticipates that successful applicants have an unweighted GPA of 3.8 or better, a combined SAT score of 1800-2400 or ACT composite score of 29-36. There are no minimum GPA, SAT or ACT requirements, but students must excel academically
(3) students should demonstrate a commitment to community service, hold an academic record that reflects a sustained passion for knowledge and possess a capacity for ethical leadership that beckons fellow students toward a higher standard
Learn more about scholarship requirements, program details and deadlines at
http://levinescholars.uncc.edu/levine/ .
Deadlines:
Students must be nominated by one of the following individuals as their high school- teacher, principal, school counselor. Students must provide the nominator with the following information- Legal first name, middle name & last name, preferred first name, email address, and date of the most recent SAT test taken. The last day for students to ask a school official to complete a nomination is Tuesday, November 10, 2009.
Additional deadlines apply, so please consult http://levinescholars.uncc.edu/levine/ for further details.
Random House Children's Books College Scholarship
Dr. Seuss's "Oh the places you'll go!"
*open to seniors graduating as a part of the Class of 2010
*$5,000 scholarship for a high school senior who understands & values the limitless possibilities that education can offer
For applications or more information available at
http://origin-www.seussville.com/ohtheplaces/
Deadline- February 15, 2010
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