5/12 SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION 5/12 Scholarship Information PURPOSE: To provide 5th grade at-risk students an on-going financial incentive to attend postsecondary education through a cooperative effort by the Greater Green Bay Chamber and the Greater Green Bay Community Foundation. ACTION PLAN: This scholarship qualification process will operate on a continuous basis beginning with Grade 5 and following the student through successful completion of Grade 12. $200 will be deposited in the student’s scholarship fund at the end of the 5th grade; $100 will be deposited each successfully completed year from 6th – 11th grades; $200 will be deposited at the end of 12th grade for a total scholarship amount of $1,000. If a student has difficulty one year (per the below listed eligibility criteria), the student will have an “honor” year, which means no money will be deposited in the scholarship account. If this student has difficulty a second year, the student will be removed from the program and the scholarship money will go back into the general fund. A student moving out of Brown County may remain in the program if yearly progress reports from the student’s current school district are submitted to the Greater Green Bay Chamber. If no report is submitted for the first year after moving out of Brown County, the student will be removed from the program. If yearly progress reports do not continue to be submitted, then removal from the program will also occur. Their post-secondary institutions will receive one-half of the scholarship for the first semester and one-half for the second-semester of post-secondary education. Checks will be made out to the post-secondary institution on behalf of the student. RESPONSIBILITIES: Partners in Education of the Greater Green Bay Chamber will be responsible for selection procedures and monitoring processes relevant to the total process. 5/12 SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION Sponsors for the program will be community organizations and businesses. Greater Green Bay Community Foundation will execute the financial responsibilities. Individual school districts will be directly responsible for student selection and annual evaluation. SELECTION and SCHOLARSHIP ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA: Nominate at-risk students who demonstrate strong potential, academic achievement, personal involvement, excellent school attendance and financial need. Participating students will be selected by Partners In Education representatives and notified before the end of the current school year PARTICIPATING SCHOOL DISTRICTS: Ashwaubenon, De Pere, Denmark, Green Bay, Howard-Suamico, Luxemburg-Casco, Pulaski, Seymour, West De Pere, Wrightstown and GRACE schools FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Partners in Education, Greater Green Bay Chamber 300 N. Broadway, Ste. 3A Green Bay, WI 54303 920.437.8704
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