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Community Service Ideas for Younger Students to Receive Recognition & Scholarships

Posted by :Pichardo-McBride On : May 20, 2016
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Younger students, starting at five years of age, both urban and rural can have a great impact on a community and can receive recognition and scholarship awards. They can participate in classroom and school community service projects and/or projects from home, which can contribute to classroom and/or school community service projects.
 
Other ideas include:
  • Volunteer at a Special Olympics event – http://www.specialolympics.org/program_locator.aspx
  • DoSomething.org for ages 13-18 new activities regularlyglobe-304586_1280
  • Support active duty U.S. servicemen and women – Operation Gratitude or Operation Troop Support cards, care packages, and letters
  • Serve the elderly: manicures, play games, read, write letters, walk and talk, deliver a meal
  • Protect the environment: recycling campaign (cans, paper, plastic, ink cartridges, phone books,  greeting cards, Christmas trees, etc.) beach cleanups, park cleanups, plant trees, plant a neighborhood garden, (Ask for municipal permission)
  • VolunteerMatch.org – Matches your interests to your zip code with available community service projects
  • Children’s Hospital – Visit sick children, make cards/posters, read, play games, collect books/toys to take, host a walk-a-thon/fundraiser to raise awareness of a disease/fight a disease
  • Animals – Clean animal cages at a shelter, take photos to promote animal adoptions, raise a guide dog for the blind, host a walk-a-thon/fundraiser to protect endangered species
  • Story and/or Game Time  – Read and/or play games at clinics, hospitals, homeless shelters, daycares, HeadStart programs, and retirement homes, assisted living care 
  • Arts – Perform for senior centers, shelters, day care programs, local parks, or recreation centers (theatrical skits, musical revues, magic shows, or concerts) Make a movie to show
  • Sports – Volunteer at a YMCA/YWCA, Elks, Kiwanis, Rotary, or Lions Club, city parks, and neighborhood programs to help young athletes
  • Student-Watch Program – Local police department & principal – student patrol against theft and graffiti, educate other students about dealing with strangers, staying safe on the Internet, or avoiding drugs
  • Helping the needy – school campaigns to collect (food, clothing, books, toys, school supplies, eye glasses, toiletries, backpacks, or holiday gifts), sort donations at a local non-profit organization
  • Tutoring and Mentoring Young children – Tutoring and helping with homework, playing games

Educators can get involved (classroom projects and/or after-school programs):

Scholarships Starting at 5 Years of Age!

Posted by :Pichardo-McBride On : September 15, 2015
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Community service and leadership opportunities begin as young as five years of age! 

Community service and documentation are vital to a majority of colleges and scholarships.

Community Service and Leadership 

Elementary school class outside

View the list of scholarship and award opportunities.

Action for Nature, January 31, Ages 8 – 16 http://actionfornature.org/ecohero_awards.aspx

Kohl’s Kids Who Care, February 1 – March 15, Ages 6 – 18 http://www.kohlscorporation.com/CommunityRelations/scholarship/index.asp

Jesse Brown Memorial Youth Scholarship, February 27, Ages 21 and younger                                   http://www.dav.org/help-dav/volunteer/jesse-brown-scholarship/

National Caring Award, Jan 1 – March 1, Ages 9 – 99 http://www.caringinstitute.org/caringawards.html

The Do Something Awards, October 1 – March 1, Ages 5 – 25 https://www.dosomething.org

Do Something Scholarships Ages 5-25 https://www.dosomething.org/about/easy-scholarships

Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America Awards, October 1 – March 1, Ages 13 – 18, http://fcclainc.org/programs/  and  http://fcclainc.org/programs/leadership-service-in-action.php

Youth Action Net Award, February 1 – March 8, Ages 18 – 29 http://youthactionnet.org/index.php?fuse=apply

The Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes, January 1 – April 30, Ages 8 – 18 http://www.barronprize.org/how-apply

The Prudential Spirit of Community Award, Sept. 1 – Nov. 3, Grades 5th – 12th http://spirit.prudential.com/view/page

Heroes of the Heart Gee Whiz Kids Award, Sept. 15 – Dec. 1, Ages 5 – 12            https://theheartofamerica.wufoo.com/forms/gee-whiz-kids-award/

Sodexo Foundation Stephen J. Brady STOP Hunger Scholarships, October 5 – December 5,  Ages 5 – 25  http://sodexofoundation.org/hunger_us/scholarships/scholarships.asp

The Heart of America Christopher Reeve Award, Oct. 1 – Dec. 15, Ages 13 – 18 https://theheartofamerica.wufoo.com/forms/the-christopher-reeve-service-award/

Do a Good Deed Contest (weekly), Ongoing (Win a computer!), Ages 5 – 18 http://www.doagooddeed.com/


Award Recognition Certificates Only

The President’s Volunteer Service Award, Ongoing, Ages 5 – 99  http://www.presidentialserviceawards.gov/

The Congressional Award, Ongoing, Ages 14 – 23 http://congressionalaward.org/program/

The Jefferson Awards for Public Service, Ongoing, Grades 9th – 12th http://www.jeffersonawards.org/nominations/

PBS Zoom into Action, Ongoing, Ages 5 – 18 http://pbskids.org/zoom/activities/action/

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Our listing of scholarships is not exhaustive. We encourage students to also look for scholarships at their high school, colleges, community, churches, clubs, scholarship books, Internet search engines, and other scholarship websites. We never promise that a student will win a scholarship, but if they follow the five steps by completing the FREE online Five-Step e-Course they can build a strong foundation to highly increase their chances of winning scholarships. 

$6.7 Million Tops $4.3 Million (2015) $3.3 Million (2014) in Scholarships Won, Could be You!

Posted by :Pichardo-McBride On : May 31, 2015
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Woodburn College & Career Center is an award-winning, model program located in Woodburn, OR, which uses Path to Scholarships® Workbooks to empower and launch students to success! Do you have your copy yet?

Over $6.7 Million $6,703,171.00 in Scholarships Awarded to Class of 2016

Over $4.3 Million in Scholarships Awarded to Class of 2015 

Over $3.3 Million in Scholarships Awarded to Class of 2014

Woodburn School District and the Woodburn High School have been avid supporters of June Pichardo-McBride’s Path to Scholarships® Program, Book Series, and Workshops along with Edudaris® since 2000.  Under the direction of Superintendent, Chuck Ransom, Parent & Community Outreach Coordinator, Stephen Price, College Specialist and Counselor, Mario Garza, and the Path to Scholarships® Core Certified Trainers:  Erica Bonilla, J. Jesus Sandoval, Danika Zundel, Kenya Hyde, Sara Csaky, Jaime Valverde, Mario Garza, and Marnie Grimmell.  These trainers attended a Three-Day Path to Scholarships® Trainer Seminar (TOT) that earned them a two-year certification to train other educators, parents, and students.

The award winning Woodburn College & Career Center (CCC) is a shared service for all small schools of the Woodburn High School campus (AIS, WAAST, WACA, WeBSS) and Success Alternative High School.  The CCC facilitates college, career, and scholarship support, information, activities, and experiences for students including monthly Path to Scholarships®workshops with ongoing assistance, college and career presentations, field trips to local colleges and universities in the area, College Night & College Fair, FAFSA/Financial Aid Night, and a Career/Technical Fair.  Woodburn College & Career Center (CCC)informative homepage http://bit.ly/1vfKP5k and Facebook page http://on.fb.me/RIzsTQ, alerts students to sponsored upcoming events, college visits, Path to Scholarships® Workshop dates, college fairs, and scholarships.

PTS Workshop Class 2015 JJ SandovalThe graduating class of 2014 has 340 students, who to date have earned over $2.8 million dollars in scholarships. Fifty seniors attended a Saturday, Path to Scholarships® workshop and are the primary recipients of the total scholarship money awarded. The graduating class of 2015 has 327 students, of which thirty-three percent (33%) have already attended a Path to Scholarships® workshop. The district provides the Path to Scholarships® workbooks for the students and compensates the trainers for their Saturday workshop time.

Mario Garza born in Portland, Oregon was reared in Hubbard, Oregon, the son of former migrant workers who were originally from Texas. Mario A. GarzaHe attended the University of Oregon on the full-tuition Underrepresented Minority Achievement Scholarship, where he received his B.A. in English in 1997. Mario went on to acquire his M.Ed. in Student Development Administration from Seattle University in 2003. He is expected to earn his M.A. in School Counseling from George Fox University in 2015.

As the full-time College Specialist and Counselor, Mario Garza spends his days working with students individually, in small groups, and in classrooms assisting them with applications to college and for scholarships, applying to local grants, and recruiting for their new mentor program ASPIRE. Time spent with underclassmen and their parents, instills the dream of post-secondary opportunities, and provides information to the families on the path to making their dreams come true.

As the program grows, Mr. Garza looks forward to incorporating the Path to Scholarships®  curriculum during even more students.  The College & Career Center will be expanding in the 2014-15 academic year, with more computers available to the students and parents for Edudaris®, research, and applying to opportunities. 

Using Path to Scholarships® to build their career, college, and scholarship foundation and winning portfolios, which allows them to successfully apply to college and for scholarships, Woodburn students are in the spotlight winning national, state, and local scholarships! 

Woodburn High School Graduation 2015 – Congratulations Seniors!!


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Outstanding Results from Woodburn College & Career Center, an Award-Winning, Model Program 

Gates Millennium Scholarship Winners (All expenses paid through doctorate degree)

Giselle Lopez-Ixta (AIS) 2015, Yoanna Barajas (WeBSS) 2015, Leonel Cruz (WAAST) 2013, Maritza Leon (WACA) 2012, Beatriz Guerrero (AIS) 2012, Obdulia Valle (WACA) 2011, Jose Padilla (WACA) 2011, Gustavo Vela-Moreno (AIS) 2009, Elizabeth Calixtro (WACA) 2009, Freddie Leon (AIS) 2009, Andrea Gutierrez (WHS) 2006, Marisol Ortega (WHS) 2003, Yesenia Manuel (WHS) 2001, Jose Lasoya (WHS) 2001

Ford Scholars Program Winners (90% of expenses paid through bachelor’s degree)

Yasmine Robles (WAAST) 2015, Melissa Escalona (AIS) 2014, Alondra Audelo (WACA) 2013, Maria Hernandez (AIS) 2011, Dmitrey Timofeyev (WAAST) 2011, Humberto Marquez (WAAST) 2010, Sarai Rivas (AIS) 2010, Lilya Abildayev (WHS) 2008, Nadia Goldashkin (WHS) 2007, Vita Timofeyeva (WHS) 2005, Cari Bauman (WHS) 2002, Noe Baltazar (WHS) 2002, Thomaida Hudanish (WHS) 1999, Kerri Robertson (WHS) 1999, Rahim Rabimov (WHS) 1999, Charity Conger (WHS) 1996

Act Six Scholarship Winners (Full-Tuition, Full-Need for four years) Adam Matthew Ristick, Assistant Director Act Six Leadership Program stated on Facebook “Woodburn HS is loaded with talented students. I always leave impressed by their attentiveness and demeanor. It’s no accident that they have yielded the highest number of Act Six Scholars in eight years.”

Giselle Lopez-Ixta (AIS) 2015, Sofia Velsaquez (WACA) 2014, Sergio Ramirez (WAAST) 2014, Fatima Chacon (WAAST) 2013, Mercedez Alcarez (WACA) 2011, Ana Vella Robles (WeBSS) 2010, Antonio Salazar (AIS) 2010, Pavel Timofeyev (WAAST) 2010, Gustavo Vela-Moreno (AIS) 2009, Alma Barajas (AIS) 2009, Angelic Hernandez (WHS) 2008, Gladis Reyes-Pimentel (WHS) 2008

2015 Scholarships Awarded

AIS

AI Vladimir $250.00   Portland State University Bridges Program
Barajas Alejandra $32,000.00 $8,000 per year George Fox University Bruin Achievement
Lopez  Alexis $32,000.00 $8000 per year George Fox University Bruin Achievement
Lopez Alexis $6,000.00   ECMC Scholars Program
Lopez Alexis $1,000.00   Woodburn Rotary
Lopez-Ixta Giselle $1,000.00   Beat the Odds Scholarship
Lopez-Ixta Giselle $60,000.00 $15,000 per year George Fox University Presidential
Lopez-Ixta Giselle $184,032.00 $46,008 per year Act Six-George Fox University
Lopez-Ixta Giselle $72,000.00 $18,000 per year University of Portland Presidential
Lopez-Ixta Giselle $32,000.00 $8000 per year Warner Pacific College Trustee
Lopez-Ixta Giselle $1,000.00   Cesar E. Chavez Leadership Conference
Lopez-Ixta Giselle $72,000.00 $18,000 per year Gonzaga Univesity Trustee
Lopez-Ixta Giselle $20,000.00 $5000 per year Gonzaga University Community
Lopez-Ixta Giselle $4,320.00   Chemeketa Statesman-Journal All-Star
Lopez-Ixta Giselle $184,032.00 $46,038 per year Gates Millennium Scholarship
Mendez Gloria $32,000.00 $8000 per year George Fox University Bruin Achievement
Mendez Gloria $52,000.00 $13,000 per year Linfield College Achievement
Patel Jay $184,032.00 $46,038 per year Gates Millennium Scholarship
Patel Jay $40,000.00 $10,000 per year George Fox University Stevens
Salvador Octavio $24,000.00 $6,000 per year Warner Pacific College Presidential
Salvador Octavio $500.00   Woodburn HS Small Schools
Soria Marco $32,000.00 $8000 per year George Fox University Bruin Achievement
  AIS Total: $1,066,166.00    

WAAST

Barrick Brodie $14,000.00 $3,500 per year Oregon State University Academic Achievement
Barrick Brodie $88,000.00 $22,000 per year University of Portland Presidential
Cam Neonila $10,080.00   Chemeketa Scholars
Estrada Karla $500.00   ECMC College Night
Estrada Karla $40,000.00 $10,000 per year George Fox University Stevens
Estrada Karla $10,080.00   Chemeketa Scholars
Estrada Maelyn $500.00   PEO Chapter J
Estrada Maelyn $500.00   PEO Chapter DT
Estrada Maelyn $500.00   Woodburn HS Small School
Estrada Maelyn $250.00   WAAST Making A Difference
Garza Leo $16,000.00 $4000 per year Western Oregon University Diversity Commitment
Garza Leo $2,000.00   Western Oregon University Latino Advisory Board
Gaspar Celiflora $100.00   Fiesta Mexicana
Gaspar Celiflora $6,000.00   ECMC Scholars Program
Gridinar Elvira $32,000.00 $8000 per year Warner Pacific College Trustee
Gridinar Elvira $40,000.00 10,000 per year George Fox University Stevens
Gridinar Elvira $44,000.00 $11,000 per year Corban University Deans
Gridinar Elvira $6,000.00   ECMC Scholars Program
Guatemala Jazmin $500.00   PEO Chapter J
Korniken Vasilisk $88,000.00 $22,000 per year Willamette University Merit
Korniken Vasilisk $4,320.00   Chemeketa Statesman-Journal All-Star
Kornilken Vasilisk $34,000.00 $8500 per year Concordia University Provost
Kornilken Vasilisk $10,080.00   Chemeketa Scholars
Kuzmin Savannah $10,080.00   Chemeketa Scholars
Morales Pedro $1,821.00   Lawrence Scholl Family Scholarship
Navarro Jesus $4,000.00 $1000 per year Oregon State University Diversity Achievement
Ramirez Antonio $10,000.00 $2,500 per year Harrington Family Foundation Oregon Community Quarterback
Ramirez Antonio $26,100.00 $5220 per year x5 Portland State University Diversity Enrichment
Ramirez Antonio $1,500.00 $750 per year x2 Portland State University Green Builders
Robles Amelia $6,000.00   ECMC Scholars Program
Robles Amelia $2,880.00   Fiesta Mexicana-Chemeketa Tuition
Robles Amelia $500.00   Fiesta Mexicana-Chemeketa Book
Robles Amelia $500.00   PEO Chapter DT
Robles Yasmine $12,000.00 $3000 per year Oregon State University Academic Achievement
Robles Yasmine $12,000.00 $3000 per year Southern Oregon University Laurels
Robles Yasmine $84,000.00 $21,000 per year Willamette University Merit
Robles Yasmine $64,000.00 $16,000 per year University of Portland Arthur Schulte
Robles Yasmine $1,000.00   Woodburn Rotary
Robles Yasmine $36,000.00 $9000 per year Seattle University Arrupe
Robles Yasmine $500.00   Woodburn Kiwanis
Robles Yasmine $500.00   PEO Chapter DT
Robles Yasmine $100,000.00 $25,000 per year Ford Scholarship
Shkopu Albina $32,000.00 $8000 per year Warner Pacific College Trustee
Shkopu Albina $52,000.00 $13,000 per year George Fox University Duke
Shkopu Albina $6,000.00   ECMC Scholars Program
Vasquez Daniel $10,080.00   Chemeketa Scholars
Vasquez Daniel $6,000.00   ECMC Scholars Program
Vasquez Daniel $6,000.00 $1500 per year Oregon State University Diversity Achievement
Williamson Ashley $1,500.00   Woodburn Education Association
Williamson Ashley $500.00   PEO Chapter J
Williamson Ashley $24,000.00 $6000 per year George Fox University Merit
Williamson Ashley $1,500.00   Oregon Seed Association
Williamson Ashley $10,080.00   Chemeketa Scholars
Williamson Ashley $500.00   PEO Chapter DT
Zamora Crystal $52,000.00 $13,000 per yar Willamette University Merit
  WAAST Total $1,022,951.00    

WACA

Arellano Mirtha $32,000.00 $8,000 per year George Fox University Bruin Achievement
Arellano Mirtha $32,500.00 $6500 per year x5 University of Oregon Diversity Excellence
Bello Ahlyna $6,000.00   ECMC Scholars Program
Bello Ahlyna $44,000.00 $11,000 per year Carroll College
Espinoza Abram $500.00   ECMC College Night
Fregoso Selena $104,000.00 $26,000 per year Whittier College
Garcia Adriana $52,000.00 $13,000 per year Johnson & Wales Univerity Presidential
Maksimov Gavril $10,080.00   Chemeketa Scholars
Mayorga Cristina $60,000.00 $15,000 per year Linfield College Faculty
Mayorga Cristina $10,080.00   Chemeketa Scholars
Mayorga Cristina $6,000.00   ECMC Scholars Program
Mayorga Cristina $500.00   PEO Chapter DT
Petross Zenarin $10,080.00   Chemeketa Scholars
Ramirez Julizza $2,000.00   Western Oregon University Cesar Chavez
Ramirez Julizza $22,000.00 $5500 per year Warner Pacific College
Ramirez Julizza $60,000.00 $15,000 per year Linfield College Faculty
Ramirez Julizza $10,600.00 $2650 per year Linfield College Rhodes
Ramirez Julizza $96,000.00 $24,000 per year Whittier College John Greenleaf
Ramirez Julizza $4,320.00   Chemeketa Statesman-Journal All-Star
Ramirez Julizza $1,000.00   Woodburn Kiwanis Tom Tennant
Ramirez Julizza $2,860.00   Frank W. Settlemier
Vansmoorenburg Anna $10,080.00   Chemeketa Scholars
Vansmoorenburg Anna $500.00   Woodburn HS Small Schools
Zamora Tatiana $36,000.00 $9,000 per year Rocky Mountain College Presidential
Zamora Tatiana $500.00   Multnomah University
Zamora Tatiana $44,000.00 $11,000 per year University of Great Falls
  WACA Total $657,600.00    

WeBSS

Barajas Yoanna $80,000.00 $20,000 per year Gustavus Adolphus College Deans
Barajas Yoanna $20,000.00 $5000 per year Gustavus Adolphus College Paul Rucker
Barajas Yoanna $56,000.00 $14,000 per year George Fox University Trustee
Barajas Yoanna $4,320.00   Chemeketa Statesman-Journal All-Star
Barajas Yoanna $216,144.00 $54,036 per year Gates Millennium Scholarship
Barajas Yoanna $60,000.00 $15,000 per year Pacific University Presidential
Becerra Jose $52,000.00 $13,000 per year George Fox University Duke
Benitez Kenia $40,000.00 $10,000 per year George Fox University Stevens
Benitez Kenia $32,000.00 $8,000 per year Warner Pacific College Trustee
Benitez Kenia $6,000.00   ECMC Scholars Program
Benitez Kenia $2,000.00   Kaiser Permanente Northwest
Berber Alejandra $2,000.00   Western Oregon University Latino Advisory Board
Bosquez Nathan $16,000.00 $4000 per year Western Oregon University Diversity Commitment
Chavez Genesis $1,000.00   Woodburn Rotary
Cordova Balmore $44,000.00 $11,000 per year Carrol College All Saints Scholarship
Cordova Balmore $8,000.00 $2,000 per year Carrol College Opportunity Scholarship
Cordova Balmore $10,080.00   Chemeketa Scholars
Delgado Omar $44,000.00 $11,000 per year Linfield College Recognition
Cortez Deni  $32,000.00 $8000 per year George Fox University Bruin Achievement
Cortez Deni $10,080.00   Chemeketa Scholars
Feoktistov Denis $10,000.00 $2500 per year Oregon Institute of Technology Presidential
Leon Arturo $24,000.00 $6000 per year Warner Pacific College Presidential
Leon Arturo $6,000.00 $1500 per year Warner Pacific College Track & Field
Leon Arturo $32,000.00 $8,000 per year George Fox University Bruin Achievement
Lopez Elena $32,000.00 $8000 per year George Fox University Bruin Achievement
Marquez Aimee $68,000.00 $16,000 per year University of Portland Arthur Schulte Scholarship
Marquez Aimee $10,080.00   Chemeketa Scholars
Marquez Aimee $32,500.00 $6500 per year 5x University of Oregon Diversity Excellence
Martinez Jennifer $500.00   Woodburn HS Small School
Molina Daniel $60,000.00 $15,000 per year George Fox University Presidential
Molina Daniel $10,080.00   Chemeketa Scholars
Montes Eric $2,000.00   Western Oregon University Latino Advisory Board
Olea Nancy $3,000.00 $750 per year Eastern Oregon University
Ramirez Kimberly $2,000.00   Western Oregon University Latino Advisory Board
Ramirez Kimberly $500.00   PEO Chapter DT
Rodriguez Brenda $500.00   ECMC College Night
Rodriguez Brenda $64,000.00 $16,000 per year Linfield College Frances R. Linfield
Rodriguez Brenda $46,000.00 $11,500 per year Pacific University Trustee
Rodriguez Brenda $52,000.00 $13,000 per year George Fox University Duke
Rodriguez Brenda $4,000.00 $1000 per year George Fox University Multicultural Leadership
Rodriguez Brenda $32,000.00 $8000 per year Warner Pacific College Trustee
Rodriguez Brenda $10,080.00   Chemeketa Scholars
Rodriguez Brenda $6,000.00   ECMC Scholars Program
Rodriguez Brenda $1,500.00   Woodburn Education Association
Rodriguez Brenda $500.00   PEO Chapter DT
Rodriguez Valeria $32,000.00 $8000 per year George Fox University Bruin Achievement
Rodriguez Valeria $10,000.00 $2500 per year George Fox University Multicultural Leadership
Rodriguez Valeria $32,000.00 $8000 per year Warner Pacific College Trustee
Rodriguez Valeria $15,000.00 $3750 per year Grand Canyon University
Rodriguez Valeria $2,860.00   Frank W. Settlemier
Salazar Angelica $10,080.00   Chemeketa Scholars
Salazar Angelica $56,000.00 $14,000 per year Linfield College Faculty
Salazar Angelica $500.00   PEO Chapter DT
Valdez Sariah $40,000.00 $10,000 per year Barton College Trustee
Velasco Abigail $1,000.00   Cesar E. Chavez Leadership Conference
Velasco Abigail $56,000.00 $14,000 per year George Fox University Trustee
Velasco Abigail $32,000.00 $8000 per year Warner Pacific College Trustee
Velasco Abigail $8,000.00 $2000 per year Warner Pacific Act Six Finalist
Velasco Abigail $6,000.00 $1,500 per year Warner Pacific College City Builders
Velasco Abigail $10,080.00   Chemeketa Scholars
Velasco Abigail $1,500.00   Woodburn Education Association
Velasco Abigail $500.00   Woodburn Kiwanis
Velasco Abigail $500.00   PEO Chapter DT
Zarate Alma $500.00   PEO Chapter DT
Zarate Alma $26,100.00 $5220 per year x5 Portland State University Diversity Enrichment
  WeBSS Total $1,585,484.00    

Success

Rangel Ruben $500.00   Woodburn HS Small School
  Success Total $500.00    
         
  Woodburn High School Total $4,332,701.00    

 

2014 Scholarships Awarded

American Music & Dramatic Academy Scholarship ($16,000) – Zane Morris (WACA) 2014

Blind Veterans Association Scholarship ($65,000) – Zane Morris (WACA) 2014

Cesar Chavez Leadership Scholarship Winners ($1,000)

Melissa Escalona (AIS) 2014, Yelitza Santiago (WASST) 2014, Liliana Morales (WAAST) 2014

Chemeketa Scholars Winners (Full-Tuition for two years)

Jose A. Leon-Cornelio (AIS) 2014, Anthony Afonin (WAAST) 2014, Alexandria Avila (WAAST) 2014, Ruvim Kosovan (WAAST) 2014, Yelitza Santiago-Sanchez (WAAST) 2014, Ekaterina Seledkov (WAAST) 2014, Zhanna Slivkova (WAAST) 2014, Anna Tkachenko (WAAST) 2014, Jonathan Uriarte (WAAST) 2014, Guadalupe Astorga (WACA) 2014, Elizabeth Baxley (WACA) 2014, Bianca Cavazos (WACA) 2014, Cassandra Martinez (WACA) 2014, Carissa Prewitt (WACA) 2014, Oziel Riestra (WACA) 2014, Justin Shepherd (WACA) 2014, Jasmine Snider (WACA) 2014,  Amy Veenker (WACA) 2014, Jose E. Leon-Cornelio (WeBSS) 2014, Daniel Zurita (WeBSS) 2014

Chemeketa/Statesman Journal Academic All-Star ($5,076)

Dalia Lopez (WAAST) 2014, Tyler Lulich (WACA) 2014, Jose Aniceto Leon (AIS) 2014, Joe Santos (WeBSS) 2014

Concordia University Merit Scholarship ($4,500 per year for four years) – Sandra Ramirez-Garibay (WAAST) 2014

Corban University Merit Scholarship ($5,000-$6,750 per yea for four years)

Cassie Hagenauer (WAAST) 2014, Ekaterina Seledkov (WAAST) 2014

Educational Credit Management Corporation College Night Scholarship ($500)

Orlando Hernandez (WAAST) 2014, Jonathan Uriarte (WAAST) 2014, Cesar Ramos (AIS) 2014, Jocelyn Serrano Jimenez (WACA) 2014

Elks Scholarship ($300) – Ekaterina Seledkov (WAAST) 2014

Embry-Riddle Chancellor’s Scholarship ($10,100 per year for four years) – Keyen Robles (WAAST) 2014

Fiesta Mexicana Scholarship ($250) – Sofia Velasquez (WACA) 2014

Frank W. Settlemier Scholarship

Joe Santos (WeBSS) 2014, Dezirae Spanner (WACA) 2014

George Fox University Scholarship ($8,000-$9,000 per year for four years)

Josephine Lopez-Hernandez (WeBSS) 2014, Sandra Mecinas (WeBSS) 2014

George Fox University Act Six Academy Scholarship ($3,000 per year for four years)

Melissa Escalona (AIS) 2014, Sua Samano (AIS) 2014, Ekaterina Seledkov (WAAST) 2014, Dalia Lopez (WAAST) 2014, Joe Santos (WeBSS) 2014

George Fox University Duke Scholarship ($6,000 and $12,000 per year for four years)

Anna Tkachenko (WAAST) 2014, Jonathan Uriarte (WAAST) 2014

George Fox University Merit Scholarship ($8,000 and $9,000 per year for four years)

Sarah Goldashkin (WAAST) 2014, Ekaterina Seledkov (WAAST) 2014, Melissa Escalona (AIS) 2014, Sua Samano (AIS) 2014

George Fox University Presidential Scholarship ($12,000 and $14,000 per year for four years)

Guadalupe Astorga (WACA) 2014, Joe Santos (WeBSS) 2014

George Fox University Stevens Scholarship ($9,000 per year for four years) – Yajaira Loza (WAAST) 2014

George Fox University Trustee Scholarship ($13,000 per year for four years)

Dalia Lopez (WAAST) 2014, Sergio Ramirez (WAAST) 2014, Zhanna Silvkova (WAAST) 2014

Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber of Portland Scholarship ($2800 and $2200)

Joe Santos (WeBSS) 2014, Yelitza Santiago-Sanchez (WAAST) 2014

International Association of Fire Fighters Local 1660 Scholarship ($1,000) – Christian Jacobucci (WAAST) 2014

Jess Soto Memorial Scholarship ($1,000 and $400)

Jose A. Leon-Cornelio (AIS) 2014,  Yelitza Santiago Sanchez (WAAST) 2014

Kaiser Permanente Health Care Scholarship ($2,000)

Liliana Morales (WAAST) 2014,  Daisy Tlatenchi (WAAST) 2014

Lawrence Scholl Family Scholarship ($1,558) – Joe Santos (WeBSS) 2014

Linfield College Scholarship – Cassandra Martinez (WACA) 2014

Linfield College Faculty Scholarship ($15,000 per year for four years)

Dezirae Spanner (WACA) 2014, Celine Gregoire (WAAST) 2014

Linfield College Merit Scholarship ($13,000 per year for four years) – Maribel Legaria (WAAST) 2014

Maryland Institute College of Art Trustees Scholarship ($13,000 per year for four years) – Alonso Calixtro (WACA) 2014

Mulino Oregon Pilot’s Association Scholarship ($4,000) – Keyen Robles (WAAST) 2014

National Scholastic Art Award Winners ($250 per semester to full tuition for four years)

Alfonso Calixto (WACA) – American Visions Award 2014,  Alfonso Calixto (WACA) – Gold Medal in Drawing 2014,  Jasmine Snider (WACA) – Silver Medal in Drawing 2014

Northwest College Scholarship ($8,564 per year for four years) – Miguel Herrera (WACA) 2014

Oregon State University College Assistance Migrant Program Scholarship ($1,800 per year for four years)

Brenda Agustin (WeBSS) 2014, Sandra Mecinas (WeBSS) 2014, Melissa Escalona (AIS) 2014

Oregon State University Diversity Scholarship ($1,000-$1,800 per year for four years)

Diego Aguirre (WAAST) 2014, Agustin Perez (WAAST) 2014, Jonathan Uriarte (WAAST) 2014, Bianca Cavazos (WACA) 2014, Irvin Sanchez (WACA) 2014, Nancy Leon (AIS) 2014, Sandra Mecinas (WeBSS) 2014

Oregon State University Merit Scholarship ($3,500 per year for four years) – Joe Santos (WeBSS) 2014

Pacific Northwest College of Art Rose City Scholarship ($12,000 per year for four years) – Alfonso Calixtro (WACA) 2014

Pacific University Merit Scholarship ($10,500 per year for four years)

Celine Gregoire (WAAST) 2014, Cassie Hagenauer (WAAST) 2014

Pacific University Online Scholarship ($2,000 per year for four years) – Celine Gregoire (WAAST) 2014

Pacific University Oregon Resident Scholarship ($2,500 per year for four years)

Celine Gregoire (WAAST) 2014, Cassie Hagenauer (WAAST) 2014, Yelitza Santiago (WAAST) 2014

Pacific University Pacesetter Scholarship ($2,000 per year for four years) – Cassie Hagenauer (WAAST) 2014

Pacific University Presidential Scholarship ($15,000 per year for four years) – Dezirae Spanner (WACA) 2014

Pacific University Trustee Scholarship ($11,500 per year for four years) – Yelitza Santiago (WAAST) 2014

Parsons New School for Design Scholarship ($24,000 per year for four years) – Alfonso Calixtro (WACA) 2014

Portland Oregon Pilot’s Association Scholarship ($1,000) – Keyen Robles (WAAST) 2014

Portland State University President’s Equal Access Scholarship ($1,800 per year for four years) – Liliana Morales (WAAST) 2014

Pratt Institute Admissions Scholarship ($500) – Alfonso Calixtro (WACA) 2014

Pratt Institute Presidential Scholarship ($19,000 per year for four years) – Alfonso Calixtro (WACA) 2014

Philanthropic Educational Organization Chapter DT ($500 – $750)

Amelia Boswell (WACA) 2014, Dezirae Spanner (WACA) 2014, Amy Veenker (WACA) 2014, Crystal Cordero (WAAST) 2014, Dalia Lopez (WAAST) 2014, Sandra Ramirez-Garibay (WAAST) 2014, Ekaterina Seledkov (WAAST) 2014, Zuleika Vasquez (WeBSS) 2014

Philanthropic Educational Organization Chapter J ($600)

Melissa Escalona (AIS) 2014, Sarah Goldashkin (WAAST) 2014, Liliana Morales (WAAST) 2014

Raymond Meyer Memorial Flight Scholarship ($1,000) – Keyen Robles (WAAST) 2014

San Francisco Art Institute Scholarship ($12,000 per year for four years) – Alfonso Calixtro (WACA) 2014

University of Arizona – Arizona Excellence Scholarship ($9,000 per year for four years) – Isai Garcia (WACA) 2014

University of Portland Arthur Schulte Scholarship ($16,000 per year for four years) – Amy Veenker (WACA) 2014

University of Oregon Diversity Excellence Scholarship ($6,500 per year for four years) – Alfonso Calixtro (WACA) 2014

University of Portland Scholarship – Michael Hobson (WAAST) 2014

University of Portland Presidential Scholarship ($22,000 per year for four years) – Joe Santos (WeBSS) 2014

Warner Pacific College Act Six Academy Scholarship ($1,500 per year for four years) – Guadalupe Astorga (WACA) 2014

Warner Pacific College Merit Scholarship ($1,000 per year for four years)

Sarah Goldashkin (WAAST) 2014, Sandra Ramirez-Garibay (WAAST) 2014, Dezirae Spanner (WACA) 2014

Warner Pacific College Presidential Scholarship ($8,000 per year for four years) – Guadalupe Astorga (WACA) 2014

Warner Pacific Lee Leadership Scholarship ($1,000 per year for four years) – Guadalupe Astorga (WACA) 2014

Western Oregon University Cesar E. Chavez Scholarship ($2,000) – Dalia Lopez (WAAST) 2014

Western Oregon University Cesar E. Chavez Scholarship Match ($1,000)

Liliana Morales (WAAST) 2014, Yelitza Santiago (WAAST) 2014, Melissa Escalona (AIS) 2014

Western Oregon University Diversity Scholarship ($4,000 per year for four years)

Karen Garcia-Hernandez (WAAST) 2014, Yelitza Santiago (WAAST) 2014, Cassandra Martinez (WACA) 2014

Western Oregon University Scholarship Making College Happen ($500)

Daniel Alonso (WeBSS) 2013,  Andres Sanchez-Jimenez (WeBSS) 2013

Western Oregon University Presidential Scholarship ($1,500 per year for four years)

Dezirae Spanner (WACA) 2014, Dalia Lopez (WAAST) 2014

Willamette Statesman Journal Academic All-Star Scholarship ($2,000) – Dalia Lopez (WAAST) 2014

Willamette University Scholarship  – Cassandra Martinez (WACA) 2014

Willamette University Merit Scholarship ($15,000 – $22,000 per year for four years)

Celine Gregoire (WAAST) 2014, Dalia Lopez (WAAST) 2014, Yelitza Santiago (WAAST) 2014

Woodburn Education Association Scholarship ($1,500)

Dalia Lopez (WAAST) 2014, Yelitza Santiago-Sanchez (WAAST) 2014, Daisy Tlatenchi (WAAST) 2014, Rodolfo Hernandez (WeBSS) 2014

Woodburn High School Educational Credit Management Corporation Scholarship ($6,000)

Jose Aniceto Leon (AIS) 2014, Crystal Cordero (WAAST) 2014, Maribel Legaira (WAAST) 2014, Dalia Lopez (WAAST) 2014, Liliana Morales (WAAST) 2014, Yelitza Santiago Sanchez (WAAST) 2014, Ekaterina Seledkiv (WAAST) 2014, Guadalupe Astorga (WACA) 2014, Sandra Mecinas (WeBSS) 2014, Joe Santos (WeBSS) 2014

Woodburn High School Campus Small School Scholarship ($500)

Jose Eduardo Leon (WeBSS) 2014, Yelitza Santiago Sanchez (WAAST) 2014, Michael Te (WACA) 2014, Maria Toro-Castillo (WACA) 2014, Nancy Leon (AIS) 2o14

Woodburn Kiwanis Scholarship ($500)

Guadalupe Astorga (WACA) 2014, Dezirae Spanner (WACA) 2014, Maribel Legaria (WAAST) 2014, Cesar Ramos (AIS) 2014

Woodburn Rotary Scholarship ($1,000)

Yelitza Santiago Sanchez (WAAST) 2014, Ekaterina Seledkov (WAAST) 2014 

Aviation Students Awarded $313,000!

Posted by :Pichardo-McBride On : May 20, 2015
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Kent Career Tech Center Aviation Maintenance Technology and Aviation Electronics students win again in 2014-2015! Three students won a total of $70,000 using Path to Scholarships!  

Students won $313,000 in scholarships during 2013-14. These programs immerse students in the operation of the busy Gerald R. Ford International Airport, where the thunder of jet engines and air-whipping helicopter blades become the daily soundtrack. Whether a senior taking a program for one year or a junior taking two years, students explore real-world careers ranging from aeronautical engineering and aviation maintenance, to pilot, air traffic controller and more.

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Their classroom is their own 20,000 square-foot hangar complete with a variety of operational aircraft.  This is where students in both programs disassemble, inspect, reassemble and operation check a variety of components, plus learn how to start and operate a turbine engine, start and taxi single engine aircraft, and begin earning professional certifications.

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The team of Tech Center Aviation instructors, Todd Olson, Cody Hibma, Dennis Stine and Ebiri Nkugba, provides the Path to Scholarships® Program and Book Series as a tool to help students make college with scholarships a reality. The instructors incorporate it into the curriculum as a means to an end and encourage the students to follow the path. The students are motivated intrinsically to want to follow the path and clearly with $313,000 have found scholarship success in doing so. The program guides the students from global aspirations to solid concrete aspirations with goals and direction. This path enables them to become strong advocates for their future desires and gives them hope and confidence that their dreams can be achieved. Students create accounts on Edudaris.com and join the Five-Step Course. Then they work in their Path to Scholarships® Workbooks and their parents are invited and encouraged to participate in the process.

The instructors begin the Path to Scholarships® Program and Book Series with juniors so that by senior year the students’ portfolios are complete and they are ready to begin successfully applying to college and for scholarships. In the 2013-14 school year, five (5) aviation students took full advantage and earned a total of $313,000.

All of the Aviation program instructors are passionate and deeply committed to aviation, teaching, and empowering students. They incorporate the Path to Scholarships® Program and Book Series with Edudaris to empower students with the tools to successfully apply to college and for scholarships to pursue their dreams! The instructors teach students the five steps and provide support, moral encouragement and career and college exploration opportunities.

Kent Career Tech Center collaborates with local businesses, colleges and school districts to empower students with rich and unique experiences to develop leadership. This year two weeks after school was in session, Mr. Olson took his students on a field trip to Kalitta Air where students were introduced to a real-world industry giant to plant the seed of future career possibilities. This trip was followed up two weeks later with a visit to Baker College in Muskegon, Michigan, where students visited everything from the aviation program, to the cafeteria and even apartments. Now the students could see future careers tied to a college education that would make them possible and picture themselves there.

Starting in September, one college a week visited the Tech Center Aviation programs and students. So far this year, students have been visited by: Northwestern Michigan College, Lansing Community College, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Western Michigan University, Baker College, Michigan Institute of Aviation and Technology, Lewis University, and the School of Missionary Aviation Technology.

The programs’ former students return regularly and share their stories of college and aviation pursuits with current students. More than twenty-four former students returned to inspire students last year and already twelve have returned and shared their experiences this academic year. Kent Career Tech Center, with the support of local school districts, is using Path to Scholarships® to make a difference by empowering students with big dreams and the money to pay for them!

International Scholarships Here!

Posted by :Pichardo-McBride On : September 6, 2014
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International students are eligible for scholarship opportunities to study in their home country, in other countries, or in the United States of America.  International students will need to follow the proper procedures to apply to the post-secondary college/university of their choice and for the required student visa.

Many of the colleges/universities offering the scholarships are assisting the qualified students with the student visa process. The college and scholarship process for an international student is the same as any other student; to first build a strong foundation with the Five Steps in order to complete and organize everything to successfully apply to college and for scholarships. International student scholarship opportunities are listed below.  

 What are you waiting for? Your opportunities are available now!

“Nothing is possible or will happen, if you do not try. I will rather fail trying, than never take a risk and live my life with the question, WHAT IF?” – June Pichardo-McBride

Welcome International

U.S. & International Students – How to Win Scholarships!

  1. Each scholarship has a different application and requirements. Click on each application link, review the eligibility requirements, and complete the application, if you qualify. Use the FREE Path to Scholarships e-Book as a guide www.NeedCollegeMoney.com.
  2. Create a FREE account on www.edudaris.com, which matches you to scholarships and join the Five Step Mini e-Course for High School or College Students to organize everything needed to successfully apply to college and for scholarships.
  3. View the scholarship offers on Facebook and scholarship lists below.

We do not make any promises to you, only offer you the resources and tools to try. The Path to Scholarships® Five-Step Mini e-Course for High School or College Students on Edudaris.com will guide you through this process, so you will understand what the colleges and scholarships are requiring of you and how you can easily put it all together.

Edudaris® Works in Three Easy Steps

  1. Create a FREE account on www.Edudaris.com.
  2. Update your profile to 100% to automatically be matched to as many OFFERS, as possible, which include scholarships!
  3. Join a FREE Path to Scholarships Five-Step Mini COURSE to learn how to apply successfully to college and for scholarships.

Complete the assignments and submit the forms that are located on the bottom of each lesson. When you submit the assignment it sends the document directly to MY FILES, online storage creating your online college and scholarship portfolio.

Below is a list of scholarships and universities to which you can apply. However, it is not about the lists. We strongly encourage you to join and participate in a FREE Path to Scholarships® Mini e-Course that will teach you the college and scholarship process and enable you to build the winning career, college, and scholarship portfolio by completing the assignments in order.

Once your have the following documents, you may begin to successfully apply: 

  1. Documented Community Service
  2. Résumé
  3. Scholarship Essay
  4. Recommendation Letters
  5. Copies of Official Transcripts

Major Universities Providing Four Year Full Tuition Undergraduate Merit-Based Scholarships for International Students!

For additional scholarships  Scholarships and Resource List for International High School and College Students

Global Scholarships for Study in Home Country or Abroad

  • http://www.wellsmountainfoundation.org/scholarships Wells Mountain Foundation Scholarships for Developing Countries – Due: 4/1 annually Bachelor’s Degree All Fields of Study, Development related favored (health care, social work, education, social justice, computers, engineering, agriculture, and business) $300 – $3,000 tuition and fees, books, room rent and meals
  • http://www.ofid.org/FOCUSAREAS/OFIDYouth/ScholarshipAward.aspx OPEC Fund for International Development (OFID) Scholarship – Due: 5/1 annually Master’s Degree Up to $50,000 tuition plus living expenses, books and accommodation, insurance, books, relocation grants, and travel costs Field of Study: Any related to development
  • www.iefa.org International Education Financial Aid – Scholarships, Insurance, Travel, ESL, and more