Coca-Cola- due October 31
- Have a minimum 3.0 GPA
- Demonstrate leadership, academic achievement and motivation
- Submit application by Oct. 31
-Apply on-line at http://www.coca-colascholars.org

  ROTC Scholarships- due December 1
-see Mrs. Mainquist

 J.D. Edwards Honors Program in Computer and Science and Management -University of Nebraska at Lincoln - due Dec. 1
-Regardless of major, the J.D. Edwards Honors Program will cover all the tuition for the required credit hours (total value estimated to be between $10,000 and $15,000)
-a composite ACT score of 30 or higher
-3.5 or better high school G.P.A.
-demonstrated interest in technology and business

The Iowa Arts Scholarship for the Arts - due December 10
-must be enrolled at the senior class level in an Iowa high school
-must have proven artistic ability in the area of music, dance, visual arts, traditional arts, theatre or literature (creative writing)
-be accepted as a full-time undergraduate student at a fully accredited Iowa college or university with a major in one or more of the areas listed above
-up to five scholarships of $1,000 to $2,000 are awarded annually
-For complete guidelines and eligibility requirements, please visit
    www.iowaartscouncil.org. Deadline for applications is no later than 4:30 p.m. Dec. 10, 2005.

Iowa State Scholarships for Excellence in Agriculture - due December 3
-rank in the upper 15% of your high school class after six semesters
-have the potential to make a significant contribution to society (as demonstrated by extracurricular activities or employment experiences)
-have a high school cumulative grade point of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale
-have an ACT or SAT percentile rank of 90 or higher
-have applied for admission to Iowa State University’s College of Agriculture

Iowa State University – College of Agriculture – Freshman Scholarships in Agriculture – due December 3
-must rank in the upper 25th percentile in both class rank and national test scores
-demonstrate leadership potential by extracurricular and work  experiences
-enroll in ISU’s College of Education

The University of Iowa’s Presidential Scholarships – due December 14
-must rank in the top 5% of your high school class or have a 3.8 cumulative GPA
-must present an ACT composite of 30 or above

United States JCI (Jaycee

Senate Foundation Scholarship – due January 6
-$1,000 grants awarded to graduating high school seniors in the United States who plan to continue their education at accredited post-secondary colleges, universities or vocational schools

Sam Walton Community Scholarship – due Jan. 14
-Applications are available only online
-Information is available at www.walmartfoundation.org
-Must be a graduating senior

Elks National Foundation Scholarships
-Forms available in the office or at www.elks.org
1. Legacy Awards for Children of Elks - due January 12, 2007
-Child, grandchild, step-child or step-grandchild of an Elk in good standing and a high school senior
-based on leadership development and civic responsibility
-500 one-year, $1,000 scholarships
2.  Most Valuable Student Scholarship Contest - due January 12, 2007
-High school senior and U. S. citizen
-based on scholarship, leadership and financial need
- 500 four-year awards ranging from $1,000 per year to $15,000 per year 
3.  In 2006, the Elks National Foundation awarded its last Eagle Scout Award. The Board of Trustees decided to discontinue funding for the two Scouts scholarship programs, in favor of increasing funding for our own Most Valuable Student program. By doing so, all Boy Scouts that meet the Most Valuable Student eligibility criteria are able to apply.
    The National Eagle Scout Association continues to offers academic scholarships, for applications and other information visit the National Eagle Scout Association's website. For additional information, contact the National Office, Boy Scouts of America, PO Box 152079, Irving, Texas 75015-2079, 972/580-2000.
4.   Emergency Educational Grants - due between July 1 and December 31 of the academic year for which the assistance is desired
-Child of an Elk who is deceased to totally incapacitated, financial need, unmarried, under the age of 23, full-time undergraduate student
-renewable one-year grants typically ranging from $1,000 to $4,000

Dora Ossian Eastlack Scholarship
Candidates shall be enrolled at or intending to enroll at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln or the University of Nebraska at Omaha. 
1. preference shall be given to the Valedictorian of Stanton High School. 
2. preference shall be given to the Salutatorian of Stanton High School. 
3. preference shall be given to a graduate of Stanton High School majoring in Journalism. 
4. preference shall be given to a graduate of Stanton High School with good academic standing.

Iowa State University Department of Forestry Scholarships - Due January 16
1. Forestry Freshman Scholarship
2. Jack and Ada Gordon Award
3. Chuck Trice Scholarship
4. Forestry Camp Scholarship
5. Evered Ihrig Memorial scholarship
6. Douglas A. and Deanna Valley Scholarship
7. Gene Brugere Forestry Scholarship
8. George B. and Gertrude M. Hartman Presidential Scholarship
9. Gene C. Meyer Scholarship
10. George and Dorothy Thomson Scholarship
11. Floyd Manwiller Scholarship
12. Andrew Mathias Forestry Club Student Involvement Scholarship
13. Jeld-Wen Foundation Forestry Scholarship
14. Warren J. Lischer Scholarship
15. J. Milton Cone Memorial Scholarship
16. Kenneth D. Obye Scholarship - log on to http://www.forestry.iastate.edu

National Wild Turkey Federation - due February 1
-must be a senior with a 3.0 grade point average
-must be pursuing a degree at an accredited institution of higher education
-must support the preservation of the hunting tradition and actively participate in hunting sports—a copy of a current hunting license is required
-must be a member of the National Wild Turkey Federation (Xtreme JAKES, student or regular membership)
-must be involved in school activities
-must demonstrate ability as a leader among his or her peers
-must demonstrate community involvement
-must submit an essay and autobiography exhibiting dedication to conservation
-must submit three letters of recommendation
-Local Scholarship Winner will receive a minimum of $250
-State/Provincial Scholarship Winner will receive a minimum of $1,000
-National Scholarship Winner will receive $10,000

College of Professional and Applied Studies Freshmen Scholarship (NWMSU)
- $2,500
- due February 1
- must major in one of the areas in College of professional and Applied Studies
Accounting, Economics, Finance, Business Education, International Business,
Office Management Systems, Broadcasting, Journalism Agriculture, Marketing, Management, Computer Science
- Scholarship based upon the following:
1. Information provided on the application form.
2. One letter of recommendation from a high school teacher, counselor, or administrator.
3. A one or two page essay about
    -why the individual wants to pursue a career in the selected field and
    -why the individual wants to pursue an education in that field at Northwest.

Christina Hixson Opportunity Award - due February 1
Criteria for Eligibility:
1. Students must be residents of Iowa.
2. Students must be admissible to Iowa State University.
3. Students must demonstrate financial eligibility.
4. Students must have faced challenges of personal and/or financial hardship.
5. Students must possess the potential to succeed.
Application procedures:
1. Complete and mail the application for the Hixson Opportunity Award by February 1.
2. Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by February 1
     at www.FAFSA.ed.gov.
3. Complete the Iowa State University admission process by February 1.
4. Submit a recommendation from a guidance counselor, teacher, or community leader that specifically discusses your qualifications based on the Criteria for Eligibility.

Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship – due February 1
-have a minimum of a 28 ACT
-rank in the top 10% of the student’s high school graduating class
-be a legal Iowa resident
-be scheduled to graduate this spring
-have completed 3 years of science including biology, chemistry and physics; 2 years of the same foreign language; 4 years of English; 3 years of social studies; and 3 years of    math beyond general math and pre-algebra
-have applied or been accepted at an accredited postsecondary school

Masonic Scholarship - due February 1
-Approximately 60 scholarships in the amount of $2,000 will be awarded
-Must be a senior planning to attend an accredited institution which provides (1) a two or four year college program or (2) vocational training
-Need not have a Masonic connection
-The principal criterion is service to school and community with special emphasis  upon leadership roles in these areas.
-An applicant’s record, communication skills, and need for financial assistance are also considered carefully as is an evaluation of the applicant by a school official.
-The organization, appearance, and completeness of the application itself is also a factor considered in the selection process.
-The Scholarship Selection Committee will select a number of finalists who will be asked to appear before the committee for a personal interview.
-Applications may be found in the office or at www.gl-iowa.org.

_{VEISHEA Leadership Scholarship - due February 4
-Have been accepted to Iowa State University and plan to attend in the fall of 2008
-Display excellent leadership qualities, high academic achievement and outstanding personal character
-Have an ACT score of at least 26
-Are in the top 15% of his or her graduating class
-Can attend the VEISHEA celebration to receive the award April 10-12, 2008
-Application form is available in the high school office or online at www.veishea.iastate.edu}

_{VEISHEA  Community Involvement Scholarship - due February 4
-Have been accepted to Iowa State University and plan to attend in the fall of 2008
-Have an exceptional community service background
-Display leadership qualities, excel academically, and have outstanding personal character
-Have a minimum GPA of 3.0
-Can attend the VEISHEA celebration to receive the award April 10-12, 2008
-Application form is available in the high school office or online at www.veishea.iastate.edu}

 Commitment to Agriculture Scholarship – February 15
-100 $1,500 scholarships will be awarded to high school seniors who come from a farm family and plan to pursue a career in the field of agriculture
-the National FFA Organization administers this program, but applicants are not required to be an FFA member
-applications are available at www.monsanto.com or www.nafb.org
-all applications must be submitted online

Cargill Scholarship Program – February 15
This program is for U.S. high school seniors in Cargill communities planning to pursue a two- or four-year degree in any major. Applicants must visit their local Cargill facility or subsidiary and obtain a signature from a Cargill manager on their application. The Cargill Community Scholarship Program awards 350 one-time $1,000 scholarships each year. The program is administered by National FFA.   http://www.ffa.org/programs/scholarships/

FFA Scholarships – due February 15, 2008
-must be a U.S. citizen
-must be a high school senior or currently enrolled in college
-information available at http://scholarships.ffa.org
-information also available from Mr. Boyer and Mrs. Mainquist

 AXA Achievement Scholarship Program – Feb. 15
-must be a current high school senior who plans to enroll full-time in an accredited two-year or four-year college
-must demonstrate ambition and self-drive as evidenced by outstanding achievement in an activity in school, the community or workplace
-application is available online at www.axa-achievement.com

Iowa Newspaper Foundation Scholarships – due February 15
-Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic record, demonstrated talent and desire to work for an Iowa newspaper.
-Some consideration will be given to financial need. 
-Most awards are limited to students attending Iowa colleges, universities and community colleges; see scholarship descriptions for details.
-applications available at www.inanews.com/inf/scholarships.php or in the office

Iowa State Department of Chemistry – due February 16
-based on merit, not financial need
-must have an ACT composite score of 29 or higher, grades of A or B in high school chemistry, a genuine interest in being a chemistry major, and an aptitude for science and mathematics
-application available at http://www.chem.iastate.edu/ugradscholarship.html

U.S. Bank Internet Scholarship Program - due February 28
-available to high school seniors attending two- or four- year colleges
-up to thirty $1,000 scholarships
-WINNERS ARE CHOSEN BY RANDOM SELECTION!
-must apply online at usbank.com/studentbanking.html

American Legion Essay Contest – Feb. 28
-300 word essay – The topic of the essay is “Why I’m Proud to Support Our American Troops”
- First place - $ 300 scholarship, Second place - $200, Third place - $100
-include a history about yourself including your school activities, interests and future plans

 Conservation District of Iowa and Montgomery Soil and Water Conservation District Scholarships
-due Feb. 29
-presented to high school seniors pursuing programs in any field of agriculture or natural resources
-local scholarship of $400
-Winners will be asked to volunteer 4 to 8 hours working in the NRCS office in Red Oak, giving students a better understanding of conservation work done through this organization.
-three state level scholarships of $1,800, $1,200, and $1,000, and $200 for each of the six regional winners
-criteria consideration will be points: 45 for need; 30 for leadership; 25 for scholastic achievement. Leadership includes service, character, and self-motivation – 10 points each.

Meridith Communications Southwest Iowa Scholarship – due March 1
-four $1,000 scholarships
-available to students who are graduates of a southwest Iowa high school who wish to further their educational pursuits at a college, university, business or vocational training facility

The Foundation for Rural Services (FRS) College Scholarship Program – due March 1
-30 $2,500 scholarships will be awarded with 19 remaining awards distributed proportionate to the number of applications received per region
-must be a graduating high school senior
-must have existing telephone service with Farmers Mutual Telephone Company (prefix number of 585,586 or 829)
-must be accepted by an accredited two- or four-year college, university or vocational-technical school
-must have at least a C grade point average
-express an interest to return to a rural community following graduation
-applications must be sponsored by Farmers Mutual Telephone Company and bear Kevin Cabbage’s signature

Iowa State LINC, Leaders INspiring Connections, Scholarship – due March 1
-two $250 scholarships
-Given to recognize students for outstanding contributions to their community through service and leadership
-minimum high school GPA of 3.0
-must plan on attending Iowa State University in the fall of 2005

ACACIA Leadership Scholarship - due March 1

2007 Careers in Agriculture Scholarship Program – due March 1
-ten $1,000 scholarships
-must be a high school senior planning to enroll in a two- or four-year agronomy or related crop production curriculum in the fall of 2007
-demonstrate both leadership abilities and academic performance

George W. Loomis Health Career Scholarship – due March 1
-$1,000
- must be a graduating senior with a 24 ACT score and an outstanding record of achievement
-intend to go into a health career of any type
-based on a review of the applicant’s scholastic record/academic achievement, involvement in school and community activities, and financial need

Page County Farm Bureau – due March 1, 2008
-applicant must be a boy or girl from a Farm Bureau member family
-must have at least a 3.0 grade point average
-scholarship available only to those entering professions or vocations requiring at least a minimum of two years of college

Iowa Soybean Association Ag Scholarship Program– Due March 1
- $2,000 scholarships
-3.0 GPA or better
-Recipients must show scholastic achievement, community leadership, other achievements and interests.

Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Scholarship Program - due March 1
-must be a son and/or daughter of an Iowa Farm Bureau member
-must be accepted by or enrolled in an accredited college or university or community college
-must be a high graduate or have an expected graduation date of Spring 2008
-college freshmen, sophomores, juniors or seniors in a 2 or 4 year accredited college or university are eligible to apply
-students must maintain a minimum 2.5 grade point average throughout their college career to continue to qualify for this scholarship
-applicants must be working toward a degree in one of the following occupational areas of agriculture and/or agribusiness: (1)Production, (2) Horticulture, (3)Sales and Service, (4)Products and Processing, (5) Forestry, (6)Conservation, (7)Mechanization, (8) Research, (9) Economics, (10) Education and (11)Ag Health

Tobacco Free Scholarship – March 1

Dennis Lloyd Scholarship
-due March 10
-for students interested in graphic art or journalism

Iowa Automobile Dealers Foundation for Education Scholarship - due March 10
-awarded to graduating seniors interested in the pursuit of automotive or truck-related studies, such as technician training, body shop/collision repair, diesel, new vehicle sales, parts sales, accounting, or business administration.

Iowa Western Community College Foundation Scholarship – due March 15
-Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic achievement and/or financial need

2005 Balanced Man Scholarship – due March 15
-awarded to incoming freshman at Iowa State University, Drake University, University of Northern Iowa, University of Iowa or Univesity of Minnesota
-based on scholarship, athletics, leadership, and community involvement
-to request an application email apply@balanced-man.com

World Class, The Mediacom Scholarship Program – March 15
-Fifty $1,000 scholarships
-Based on academic achievement and leadership
-Eligible students must have a Red Oak, Clarinda or Villisca address
-Scholarship awardees may attend any accredited two-year or four-year college, university, technical or vocational school within the United States.
-You may download the application at http://www.mediacomworldclass.com

LOCAL STANTON  SCHOLARSHIPS - due March 17, 2008

Beta Sigma Psi Merit Scholarship -due March 16
-two $500 scholarships
-given to Lutheran gentlemen entering Iowa State in the Fall of 2001
-applicants will be evaluated on their scholastic achievement and active participation in their communities and churches

Elks Vocational Scholarship – March 19
-$500
-Designated for students who will be pursuing a 2 year or less vocational training education or program
-The student does not need to be a relative of an Elks member.  It is open to all students that meet the criteria.

LaDonna Focht Endowed Scholarship – due March 31, 2008
-Three scholarships are available to graduating seniors from Stanton, Red Oak and Villisca High Schools.
-three scholarships in the amount of approximately $200
-Only students who are enrolled in a two or four year degreed or certified program may apply.
-The criteria for Focht Scholars require successful academic careers, extra-curricular activities, along with a demonstrated community service spirit of volunteerism and sportsmanship.
-The application can be found online at www.omahafoundation.org or see Mrs. Mainquist.

Southwest Iowa Rural Electric Cooperative Scholarship – March 31
- $500 scholarships
-Scholarships are for graduating seniors whose parents/guardians are members of Southwest Iowa Rural Electric Cooperative and reside in their service territory.
-Special consideration will be given to any student attending an accredited  lineman school.

Audrey Buck Memorial Scholarship – due March 31
-$1,000 scholarship
-Awarded to a female student who has shown good moral character through her high school years and has a financial need to continue her education.
-The family has expressed a desire to award the scholarship to an average student who shows potential to fulfill her goals.

Jack Hyler Memorial Scholarship – due March 26
-$1,000
-Applicants must be in the top 25% of their graduation class and carry a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher.
-Preference will be given to students who plan a career in the field of education. 

 Stephanie (Peterson) and Christopher Stein Scholarship -due April 1
The Stephanie (Peterson) and Christopher Stein Scholarship was established in the spring of 2001 in memory of Stephanie (Peterson) and Christopher Stein.  Stephanie was a 1991 graduate of Stanton High School.  Stephanie and Christopher were 1996 graduates of Iowa State University.

Montgomery County Farm Bureau Scholarship - due April 1, 2007
-Two $500 scholarships
- You must be a son or daughter of a Montgomery County Farm Bureau member, or an adult member yourself.
-You must be entering college for the first time.
-You must be a high school graduate or expect to graduate in the spring of 2007.
-GPA minimum of 3.0 is necessary.
-Scholarship is not renewable.  It is payable at the beginning of the second semester of school following proof of first semester 2.0 minimum grade average and enrollment in school.
-Criteria:
30% Demonstrated Need
20% Scholastic
20% Involvement
30% Recommendations and interviews (interviews may be conducted for final selection)

Professional Educators of Iowa - Teacher of Tomorrow Award - due April 1
-four $500 scholarships
-must be an Iowa student aspiring to teach

Marcia Bandstra Memorial Scholarship – April 1
-one $500 scholarship
-must be entering a humanitarian degree program

Ray and Ruth Wallin Scholarship - due April 1
-$500
-open to all seniors at Stanton
-Since this is a church sponsored scholarship the primary basis for consideration in awarding this scholarship are the following:
-religious affiliation and activity
-financial need
-level of community and employment activity
-probable success in chose area of study

Mamrelund Scholarship - due April 1
-$250
-available to any member of the Mamrelund Congregation who is enrolled in a Lutheran college
-Since this is a church sponsored scholarship the primary basis for consideration in awarding 
this scholarship are the following:
-religious affiliation and activity
-financial need
-level of community and employment activity
-probable success in chose area of study

Montgomery County Pheasants Forever Scholarship - due April 1
-$250 scholarship
-must be a senior planning to attend a college or technical school requiring more than one semester
-Qualifications include a letter stating your understanding of how soil and water conservation can maintain or improve the quality of life, for us the people as well as wildlife.  You can write about habitat and preservation for wildlife, your personal experiences, or your ideas to improve methods of land and wildlife conservation.
-All students are encouraged to apply

Farmers Mutual Telephone Company/White City Scholarship - due April 1
-two $750 scholarships
-must reside in an area where the Farmers Mutual Telephone Company provides service
-must have existing telephone service with a prefix number of either 585, 586 or 829
-must rank in the upper 1/2 of their class
-applicants entering a technical school, a two-year college, or a four-year school will be given consideration

Page County Cattlemen Scholarship – due April 1
-two $1,000 scholarships
-for students whose family is involved in the beef industry, and is a member of the Iowa Cattlemen’s Association

Iowa Auto Dealers Association - due April 1
-$1000 scholarships
-awarded to graduating seniors interested in pursuing a career within the automotive industry

Dr. Dick Alan Bergren Scholarship – April 1
-the purpose is to promote a course of study in the fields of science, technology, physics, chemistry or math
-open to high school students who reside in Montgomery county or attend a high school in Montgomery county
-The focus of the scholarship is to promote learning in specific fields of study related to the sciences.  The primary emphasis in selection of the final applicant will not be placed on academics or academic standing but more on the course of intended study being pursued by the applicant.  Financial status of parents, family or applicant will be considered secondary to the potential skills of the applicant in the chosen field of study.

Iowa West Foundation - due April 1, 2008
-twenty-five scholarships of $5,000 per year
-must be a 2008 high school graduate and an ACT score of at least 25
-must enroll as a full-time student in a four-year program, leading to a baccalaureate degree

Montgomery County 4-H County Council Scholarship  - April 1
-Must be an active member in Montgomery County 4-H
-Must be a senior in high school

Project 21 Council Bluffs Scholarship - due April 16
-open to all high school students
-five $1,000 scholarships
-five $500 scholarships
-ten $250 scholarships
-students must submit an article, poster or project on the topic of underage gambling
-the article, poster or project must be presented to the students in the school by use of the school bulletin or displaying the poster or project to the student body

Ashley and Brooke Maley Memorial Scholarship – April 15
-The Ashley and Brooke Maley Memorial Scholarship was established in the spring of 2003 in memory of Ashley and Brooke Maley who were students of the Stanton Community School.
- Two scholarships available – Amount determined yearly
-Open to all senior students
-Students may be pursuing any type of post-secondary education
-Applicants will submit a local scholarship application, which contains a letter stating information about their family, their educational goals and career plans, their work experience, and their reasons for applying for the scholarship.
-The scholarship will be paid to the student after completion of the first semester of college.

John F. Hossle 4-H / FFA Scholarship – April 15
-Open to Montgomery county 4-H and FFA members

Ruth Stone Memorial Scholarship – Due April 15
-$300
-Based on citizenship, leadership, participation in school, church and community activities
-May be used for any type of higher education

Marilyn Linden Memorial Scholarship - due April 15
-$200 for one year
-applicant must be a graduate or post-graduate of a Page, Fremont, Montgomery or Taylor county high school
-must be enrolled in an accredited college or university
-must be pursuing an education to become a Registered Nurse

Mills-Montgomery County Cattlemen’s Association Scholarship - due April 15
-two $250 scholarships
-open to all graduating seniors who are residents of Mills or Montgomery County or of bordering counties if they attend school in Mills or Montgomery County and the majority of their activities are in these counties
-applicants will be evaluated for scholastic achievement, community involvement, and interest in the beef industry

Montgomery County Pork Producers - due April 15
-$250 scholarships
-to students training for an agricultural career or a career that promotes agriculture including horticulture, home economics or any fields related to agriculture
-past pork producer scholarship winners may apply for an additional scholarship
-must be a resident of Montgomery County OR a student enrolled in The Red Oak, Stanton, or Villisca school district

ERCA Community Contribution Scholarship - due April 16
-between 25 and 100 $1,000 scholarships
-must be a high school student who plans to continue your education beyond high school
-awarded to students who have made a difference in their community, and who intend to continue this commitment as they further their education
-winners will not be judged based upon financial need or solely upon academics

Reifel-Elwood Education Fund  - due April 15
-open to all high school graduates who are residents of Montgomery County

Altrusa International Inc. of Red Oak and Altrusa-Nellie Nelson Scholarship - due April 11
-Two college scholarships are offered every year and are designated for graduating seniors attending Red Oak, Stanton and Villisca high schools

Montgomery County Memorial Hospital Employee-Sponsored Scholarship - due April 17
-open to any graduating high school senior residing in Montgomery County or any graduating senior residing in southwest Iowa whose parent(s) or grandparent(s) work at the Montgomery County Medical Campus
-amount to be determined each year
-recipient must plan on majoring in a health care field
-recipient must have at least a 3.0 grade point average
-must attend an accredited college or university

netINS Scholarship – April 11  
-Applicant must be a resident of Iowa or attend and graduate from an Iowa high school.
-Applicant must be a citizen or permanent resident of the United States or one of its official territories.
-Applicant must graduate or have graduated from high school between January 1, 2008 and July 1, 2008.
-Applicant must live in the trade area of an Independent Telephone Company participating in the netINS Scholarship competition.  Applicant must have existing telephone service with a prefix number of either 585, 586, or 829.
-Applicant must be accepted for admission and enrolled in an Iowa college or university.
-the applicant must write a 300 word essay on “The Effects of Telecommunications on the Family Dynamic”
-Apply at http://netins.net/scholarships/ and submit applications to scholarship@netins.net

Delta Kappa Gamma Scholarship - due April 20
-$100 scholarship
-must be planning to pursue a career in the field of education
-include a 200 - 300 word paper stating the principal reasons for choosing the field of education

Jim Logan Scholarship – April 20
-for a graduating high school senior in Montgomery County who is pursuing further training and education in mass communications/journalism

Iowa Pork Foundation President’s Scholarship – April 30
-Incoming college freshman in the fall of 2008 at any two or four year institution in Iowa
-Iowa resident
-Major in an ag related field with an emphasis on swine production

Great Western Bank Scholarship  - due April 30
- graduating high school seniors
- may attend any two or four year college or university or an accredited business school
- must be a resident of Montgomery County

The Tylenol Scholarship – April 30
-ten $10,000 grants and 150 $1,000 grants
-undergraduate and undergraduate student
-health related fields of study

Greater Regional Medical Center Auxiliary Scholarship - due May 1
-offered to students entering a health related career
-must have a grade point average of 3.0 or higher

Governor Terry E. Branstad Iowa State Fair Scholarship - due May 1
-four scholarships ranging from $500 to $1000
-must actively participate at the Iowa State Fair (past or present)
-must be a graduating senior from an Iowa high school
-must plan to enroll at an Iowa college or university

Robert D. Blue Scholarship - due May 10
-The applicant must be an Iowa resident planning to attend an Iowa college/university during the 2007-2008  school year.
-The applicant can be a current high school senior or someone already enrolled in a college/university.
-Select an individual from your community (not a family member) that has demonstrated the responsibilities of being a citizen of a community. Write a 500-word essay on what
this individual has done for his/her community.
-Each applicant is "graded" upon their high school GPA, financial need, references, and their essay. Each of these four components consists of 25% of the grade.
-Application is available at www.rdblue.org

2008 Dale Schroeder Memorial Scholarship – May 30
-Graduating High School Senior
-GPA of at least 2.5
-Legal resident of the State of Iowa
-Reside in a community in Iowa with a population between 1 and 10,000
-Attend Iowa State University, the University of Iowa or the University of Northern Iowa (pursuing a bachelor’s degree)

Wells Fargo CollegeSTEPS Scholarship Program – May 2005
-sign up at wellsfargo.com/collegesteps
-students will be given tips about scholarships, financial aid, testing, and college preparation at no cost
-Wells Fargo will give away $1,000 college scholarships to 100 high school seniors

The Lemonade Series Writing Scholarship – June 1
- $500
- Open to all students in grades 10-12 currently enrolled in high school
- Writing requirements – (1) A story, essay or personal narrative intended to describe how a teacher positively inspired you to change your life.   (2) Maximum of 500 words  (3) Nonfiction, to be verified by a teacher or member o school administration
- www.DadsLemonadeStand.com 

Balanced Man Scholarship – due June 2
-awarded to incoming freshman at Iowa State University
-based on scholarship, athletics, leadership, and community involvement
-www.sigepfraternity.com

Scholarship Sources *
http://www.fastweb.com - Student Scholarship Search
http://www.finaid.org - “The Smart Student Guide to Financial Aid”
http://www.scholarships.com/