Scholarships for Learning Club interns
EXTERNAL SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarship opportunities are listed and updated in our Scholarship Database. Please contact the Director of the Teaching Internship for more information and for any letters of recommendation required.
Scholarship opportunities are listed and updated in our Scholarship Database. Please contact the Director of the Teaching Internship for more information and for any letters of recommendation required.
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LEARNING CLUB SCHOLARSHIP
The Learning Club has established a Learning Club Teaching Scholarship for USD 500 high school seniors who are pursuing careers in education.
The Learning Club Teaching Scholarship will be awarded annually in May to selected high school interns who are entering college. This four-year, merit- and need-based scholarship is intended to contribute to the tuition and educational expenses at the recipient’s chosen higher-education institution.
This scholarship will be dispersed to the recipient(s) after successfully completing the Learning Club Teaching Internship, enrolling in an institution of higher learning, and declaring education as the intended major area of study.
The scholarship amount of $1,500 or more will be based on student need and will be dispersed in four installments in the fall of each year. The scholarship benefits will continue as long as the student is enrolled in a teacher preparation program (for up to four years, or five if pursuing a master’s degree) at any chosen institution of higher education.
Requirements:
To apply:
The Learning Club has established a Learning Club Teaching Scholarship for USD 500 high school seniors who are pursuing careers in education.
The Learning Club Teaching Scholarship will be awarded annually in May to selected high school interns who are entering college. This four-year, merit- and need-based scholarship is intended to contribute to the tuition and educational expenses at the recipient’s chosen higher-education institution.
This scholarship will be dispersed to the recipient(s) after successfully completing the Learning Club Teaching Internship, enrolling in an institution of higher learning, and declaring education as the intended major area of study.
The scholarship amount of $1,500 or more will be based on student need and will be dispersed in four installments in the fall of each year. The scholarship benefits will continue as long as the student is enrolled in a teacher preparation program (for up to four years, or five if pursuing a master’s degree) at any chosen institution of higher education.
Requirements:
- Must have been accepted for the upcoming fall semester at an accredited college, university, or technical school.
- Must complete an online application by April 1 of the current year.
- Must be able to submit high school transcript, ACT score, and college acceptance letter if selected as a finalist.
- Must attend a school board meeting with Learning Club staff for presentation of scholarship.
To apply:
- The scholarship application is currently closed and will reopen in Spring 2020.
- Complete and submit this scholarship application by April 1. Note: This application cannot be saved and returned to later, so please have the following materials ready before beginning the application.
- Upload a resume including school, community, and extra-curricular achievements (.doc or .pdf).
- Answer essays included in application:
- Tell us about your experience with the Learning Club. What is your favorite Learning Club memory? (about 300 words)
- What do you plan to study in college and why? (about 200 words)
- Do you plan to return to your community after college? If so, how will you give back to your community? If not, what opportunities or conditions would need to be in place for you to return? (about 400 words)
- What is the most important issue facing your generation or your community? How has this issue impacted you? What part will you play? (minimum 400 words)
- Indicate household adjusted gross income on application.
If you would like to share a scholarship opportunity with Learning Club Interns, please contact Laura Swan at LSwan@LearningClubKCK.org. Scholarships must be available to high school students in Kansas City, Kansas.