| President: Krista Hojem | Graduation Date: May 29, 2010 |
| Vice President: Lee Fink | Class Colors: Crimson & Silver |
| Secretary/Treasurer: Jennifer Zeller | Song: "Young" - Kenny Chesney |
| Sgt. At Arms: John Stevens | Flower: Gerbera Daisy |
| Motto: We cannot live for yesterday or yesterday's dreams, but only for today & tomorrow's reality | |
May 21, 2010
Most local scholarship applications can be found on Kellogg High School’s web-site @ www.ksd391.org/khs. Go to Parent/Student Resources and scroll to “Scholarship Applications.”
Helpful Scholarship Information: http://www.scholarshiphelp.org this website will be helpful in ending scholarship confusion!
Here's one to book mark. http://www.collegescholarships.org/
College Board: http://apps.collegeboard.com
Free Scholarship Search List: http://www.college-scholarships.com/gree scholarship searches.htm
Another great scholarship website: www.idahocis.org Also information about careers, resume writing, job applications, military, colleges, etc You’ll need the user name of: sd391, and password of: wildcats10 Check it out! It’s free!
Student Aid on the Web www.studentaid.ed.gov Complete resource for federal student aid. FAFSA Demo sites, planners, calculators and more.
Financial Aid www.fafsa.org – Information, practice forms and online application for federal student aid.
College Tool Kit www.collegetoolkit.com ~ A student site, one-stop resource for life after high school. All the college, scholarship, and career information you will need to plan your future!
www.fastweb.com ~ more scholarships, more customization & more on-line tools empower students to find more money for college!
An exciting, innovative new resource www.college.gov. College.gov was designed by students for students and provides relevant, comprehensive information about why to go, how to go, and how to pay for college or other postsecondary education programs.
The American Legion’s College Financial Aid Handbook, “Need a Lift?” is available at the counseling center. This is a magazine containing information of various scholarship sources.
Scholarships:
Planning to attend Idaho State University and major in Chemistry? Scholarship opportunities exist on-line at www.isu.edu/departments/chem
The $1,000 B. Davis Scholarship is available. Essay contest. Go to www.studentawardsearch.com/scholarships.htm for details and application. May 28 deadline.
NextSTEP Magazine is having $1,000 a month drawings and a chance at winning free college tuition up to $10,000. Enter to win at nextSTEPmag.com Deadline: June 30.
Planning to attend Idaho State University and live off campus? Bengal Creek Student Housing is offering a $2250 scholarship for the 2010-2011 year. Details/information at counseling center or on-line at www.bengalcreek.com . Deadline July 1.
Golden West Publications is pleased to announce the ALERT Magazine $500 scholarship to a graduating senior who writes the best essay concerning drug and/or alcohol abuse and its prevention. Information can be found in the counseling office. No deadline.
Northwest Career Colleges are offering $1,000 scholarships to anyone who has applied and been accepted into select schools such as DeVry, Apollo College, ITT, Interface College, certain culinary arts schools, etc. See Mr. Grigg in the counseling center for more information. Deadline May 28, 2010
AES Consultants are offering a $500 scholarship. 1,000 word essay answering 1 of 2 questions posted on-line at http://www.aesengineers.com/scholarships.php October 8 deadline.
Announcements:
Senior Men:
By law, you must register with the Selective Service when you turn 18 years old. This is a requirement if you plan to receive any financial aid for college. You can register on-line at www.sss.gov, or see Mr. Grigg for a registration form.
College Visitations:
Visitation days by Post-Secondary Recruiters at KHS:
College Entrance Exams:
ACT or SAT college entrance exam deadlines, given at KHS:
ACT: June 12, Registration deadline May 7, 2010
SAT: June 5, Registration deadline April 29, 2010
Test dates posted at counseling center. Fee waivers available, if on free/reduced hot lunch.
On line test preparation: Number2.com ~ www.number2.com User friendly, free tutorials. Practice sessions that dynamically adapt to each student’s ability level for the ACT, SAT test.
Applications at counseling center, or on-line @ www.collegeboard.com (SAT) or www.actstudent.org (ACT)