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For more than 50 years, the Mason General Hospital Foundation Auxiliary has been offering scholarships to graduating high school students, Mason Health employees, and graduating high school students of Mason Health employees who are interested in entering the health care field or continuing their education in health care. At first, the scholarship was only available to nurses. When more scholarship funding became available, the Auxiliary began to expand the program to provide financial support for education of other health care positions. The number and amount of each scholarship is determined annually from the MGHF Auxiliary Gift Shop profits, memorial gifts, and other donations
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The Shelton Nimrod Club is offering an annual scholarship in the amount of $1000.00 to a high school graduate pursuing further education. Applications are available from a current Nimrod Club member.
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We are excited to provide scholarships to those who live or work in Mason County and are dedicated to pursuing education in the medical field. Our scholarships cater to applicants of all ages, including 2025 high school graduates, current college students, individuals contemplating a career change, or professionals seeking advancement in their medical careers. The scholarship awards start at $1,000 and go higher.
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The Washington Association of Sewer & Water Districts (WASWD) is pleased to offer scholarships to individuals interested in pursuing a career in the industry represented by our membership. WASWD offers a college scholarship, and a utility operator scholarship for high school graduates or others who seek technical training for operator positions. Applicants must be Washington State Resident OR Employee, Elected Official or Family member of a WASWD Member.
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Julie worked at SHS for many years as the Office Manager. During that time, Julie decided to follow her passion and pursue a Nursing Degree. Sadly, before Julie could complete that journey, she lost her battle with Cancer. Your Shelton School District Office Professionals continue to honor her by giving out one (1) $500 scholarship to a SSD senior who is also passionate about a career in the healthcare industry.
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Jamie worked at SHS as both the Counseling Secretary and the Office Manager and was loved and admired by all. Jamie was not only dedicated to the staff, students and families at Shelton High but she was also dedicated to helping others in our community, in any way that she could. Sadly, Jamie passed away suddenly in 2019. Your Shelton School District Office Professionals continue to honor her by giving out one (1) $500 scholarship to a SSD senior in her honor.
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The Olympia Master Builders (OMB) Education Foundation is accepting applications for scholarship grants to college and/ or vocational/technical school-bound students, who currently reside within Thurston, Lewis, Mason, Pacific or Grays Harbor Counties. Applicants must be a U.S. citizen and intend to pursue studies leading to a career in the building industry, such as (but not limited to): Carpentry, Construction Management, Architecture, Drafting, Industrial Design, Plumbing, Electrical, Engineering and HVAC. If you are selected as one of the top candidates, you may be required to appear for an interview to be considered for the scholarship.
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This scholarship MUST be turned into Dreann in the Career Center when completed!
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The scholarship funds may be used for enrollment in any accredited college, university, or vo-tech school, whether in or out of state.
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The program is open to students who will be high school juniors and seniors for 2025-26 school year (current sophomores/juniors), with a strong interest in a law enforcement career. The cost for the camp is $700. This scholarship would cover the entire cost of the camp.
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Shelton Education Association offers three $1,000 scholarships for graduating students from Shelton High School, Cedar High School or Choice High School. To qualify students must fill out this form and have intentions of pursuing employment within the education system. This is not limited to teaching. If students want to pursue counseling, occupational therapy, speech therapy, social work, school nursing or any other type of position that exists in our school system, they do qualify for this scholarship.
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The Scholarship evaluations are based on the Mason County Association of Realtors scholarship procedures and include the following factors: financial need, seriousness of the purpose, qualities of the leadership and citizenship contribution to the community, ability and capacity for continued development, academic achievement, ability to communicate plans and objectives. Scholarships are available in Academic and Vocational. Scholarships in the amount of $1000.00 will be paid directly to the students' school of choice.
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