Ty Reed Memorial Scholarship:
The Reed family experienced the loss of their son in 1993. In his memory, his family has established a scholarship in his name to help students in Social Circle and in other places to help with education costs. To learn more about this opportunity, please use the information below.
- Local scholarship opportunity (will go to at least one SCHS senior)
- Please read the directions carefully and complete application with neatness and good grammar
- Due April 22nd
- Letter to Applicant: read before completing application
- Download application here
Tuesday, March 26, 2019
Monday, March 25, 2019
Scholarships Scholarships Scholarships!
Same Day Loans Scholarship: ($500)
- Must have at least a 2.8 GPA
- Submit an essay or infographic on something personal to you
- Due March 28th
- Apply here
PCRF Scholarship: ($5,000)
- Open to seniors who have been treated for pediatric cancer
- Minimum GPA: 2.5
- Due March 30th
- Apply here
Because College is Expensive Scholarship: ($500)
- Must submit a short form
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Boule' Foundation Scholarship: ($4,000)
- Open to seniors of African-American descent
- Minimum GPA: 3.0
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
CBC Spouses Education Scholarship: ($8,200)
- African-American/Black students
- Open to all majors
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Collect Items for a Homeless Shelter: ($5,000)
- Provide daily essentials (like toothbrushes, soap, nonperishable foods) to a local homeless shelter
- Snap a picture of you and the items you are donating and you'll be entered to win the scholarship
- Unlimited entries
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Courage to Grow Scholarship: ($500)
- Open to juniors and seniors
- Minimum GPA: 2.5
- Explain in 250 words or less why they believe they should be awarded the scholarship
Discover Student Loans Scholarship: ($5,000)
- Must sign up to receive helpful tips on planning and paying for college
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Dr. Arthur A. Kezian DDS Science Scholarship: ($1,200)
- Open to students majoring in a science field
- Must submit an essay on why they deserve the scholarship and a 1-minute video introduction
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Foster Care to Success Scholarships: ($5,000)
- Open to students who have been in public or private foster care for the 12 consecutive months leading up to and including their 18th birthday
- Or have been adopted or placed into legal guardianship after their 16th birthday
- Or have been orphaned for at least one year at the time of their 18th birthday and not subsequently adopted
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
iModules Scholarship: ($5,500)
- Must create a video that shares the motivation behind their choice to attend their selected educational institution and how they believe that institution will allow them to achieve success
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
iSeeCars Future Entrepreneurs Scholarship: ($1,000)
- Must submit an essay on their passion for entrepreneurship
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Krist Law Firm, P.C. National Scholarship: ($10,000)
- Submit an essay on a given topic related to an ethical dilemma
- Minimum GPA: 3.0
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Live Forever Scholarship: ($2,500)
- Create a free Circkled in account and submit and essay about the one person they would make immortal if they could and why
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Make Sense Foundation Educational Scholarship: ($10,000)
- Open to females
- Must complete the application, personal essay, and two references
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Montem Health and Wellness Scholarship: ($1,500)
- Must have a passion for a healthy lifestyle
- Submit an essay on a given topic related to a healthy lifestyle
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
NAB Dollars for Scholars College Scholarship: ($1,000)
- Submit an essay on a given topic related to payments
- Minimum GPA: 2.8
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
National CPR Foundation Healthcare and Education Scholarship Program: ($500)
- Must be planning on enrolling in school majoring in healthcare or education-related field
- Minimum GPA: 2.8
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
OppU Achievers Scholarship: ($2,500)
- Submit an essay on why they are an achiever
- Minimum GPA: 3.0
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
PlumbersStock Student Scholarship Contest: ($2,000)
- Open to students who are working to become plumbers, HVAC technicians, or sprinkler and irrigation specialists (or other related fields, like construction management)
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Scholarship Poetry Contest: ($500)
- Submit an original poem with 20 lines or less
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
St. Patrick's Day Scholarship: ($1,000)
- Submit an essay on their best St. Patrick's Day tale
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Start Standing Scholarship: ($1,000)
- Submit an essay on a given topic related to health and being active
- Minimum GPA: 3.0
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Superpower Scholarship: ($2,500)
- In a short written response, you must explain which superhero or villain you would want to changes places with for a day and why
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Swing of Things College Scholarship: ($500)
- Submit an essay on what you expect will change when going to college and how you will adapt to the change
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Ted G. Wilson Memorial Scholarship: ($1,500)
- Open to students who plan to further their education in the construction industry
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Toptal Scholarship for Women: ($10,000)
- Open to women who are passionate about making some meaningful change for a community or cause they care about
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Writer's Square Essay Contest: ($1,000)
- Must submit an essay on the theme of "Happiness"
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
- Must have at least a 2.8 GPA
- Submit an essay or infographic on something personal to you
- Due March 28th
- Apply here
PCRF Scholarship: ($5,000)
- Open to seniors who have been treated for pediatric cancer
- Minimum GPA: 2.5
- Due March 30th
- Apply here
Because College is Expensive Scholarship: ($500)
- Must submit a short form
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Boule' Foundation Scholarship: ($4,000)
- Open to seniors of African-American descent
- Minimum GPA: 3.0
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
CBC Spouses Education Scholarship: ($8,200)
- African-American/Black students
- Open to all majors
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Collect Items for a Homeless Shelter: ($5,000)
- Provide daily essentials (like toothbrushes, soap, nonperishable foods) to a local homeless shelter
- Snap a picture of you and the items you are donating and you'll be entered to win the scholarship
- Unlimited entries
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Courage to Grow Scholarship: ($500)
- Open to juniors and seniors
- Minimum GPA: 2.5
- Explain in 250 words or less why they believe they should be awarded the scholarship
Discover Student Loans Scholarship: ($5,000)
- Must sign up to receive helpful tips on planning and paying for college
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Dr. Arthur A. Kezian DDS Science Scholarship: ($1,200)
- Open to students majoring in a science field
- Must submit an essay on why they deserve the scholarship and a 1-minute video introduction
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Foster Care to Success Scholarships: ($5,000)
- Open to students who have been in public or private foster care for the 12 consecutive months leading up to and including their 18th birthday
- Or have been adopted or placed into legal guardianship after their 16th birthday
- Or have been orphaned for at least one year at the time of their 18th birthday and not subsequently adopted
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
iModules Scholarship: ($5,500)
- Must create a video that shares the motivation behind their choice to attend their selected educational institution and how they believe that institution will allow them to achieve success
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
iSeeCars Future Entrepreneurs Scholarship: ($1,000)
- Must submit an essay on their passion for entrepreneurship
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Krist Law Firm, P.C. National Scholarship: ($10,000)
- Submit an essay on a given topic related to an ethical dilemma
- Minimum GPA: 3.0
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Live Forever Scholarship: ($2,500)
- Create a free Circkled in account and submit and essay about the one person they would make immortal if they could and why
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Make Sense Foundation Educational Scholarship: ($10,000)
- Open to females
- Must complete the application, personal essay, and two references
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Montem Health and Wellness Scholarship: ($1,500)
- Must have a passion for a healthy lifestyle
- Submit an essay on a given topic related to a healthy lifestyle
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
NAB Dollars for Scholars College Scholarship: ($1,000)
- Submit an essay on a given topic related to payments
- Minimum GPA: 2.8
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
National CPR Foundation Healthcare and Education Scholarship Program: ($500)
- Must be planning on enrolling in school majoring in healthcare or education-related field
- Minimum GPA: 2.8
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
OppU Achievers Scholarship: ($2,500)
- Submit an essay on why they are an achiever
- Minimum GPA: 3.0
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
PlumbersStock Student Scholarship Contest: ($2,000)
- Open to students who are working to become plumbers, HVAC technicians, or sprinkler and irrigation specialists (or other related fields, like construction management)
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Scholarship Poetry Contest: ($500)
- Submit an original poem with 20 lines or less
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
St. Patrick's Day Scholarship: ($1,000)
- Submit an essay on their best St. Patrick's Day tale
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Start Standing Scholarship: ($1,000)
- Submit an essay on a given topic related to health and being active
- Minimum GPA: 3.0
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Superpower Scholarship: ($2,500)
- In a short written response, you must explain which superhero or villain you would want to changes places with for a day and why
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Swing of Things College Scholarship: ($500)
- Submit an essay on what you expect will change when going to college and how you will adapt to the change
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Ted G. Wilson Memorial Scholarship: ($1,500)
- Open to students who plan to further their education in the construction industry
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Toptal Scholarship for Women: ($10,000)
- Open to women who are passionate about making some meaningful change for a community or cause they care about
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Writer's Square Essay Contest: ($1,000)
- Must submit an essay on the theme of "Happiness"
- Due March 31st
- Apply here
Sunday, March 24, 2019
Georgia College Call Me MiSTER: Rising MiSTER Academy
What:
Rising MiSTER Academy
This is a FREE overnight experience for current 9th-11th graders interested in exploring teaching careers. Students will live in the residence halls, meet college students, learn from veteran educators, and role-play as teachers developing and delivering a lesson plan to younger students.
Who:
Males currently in 9th-11th grade, who may be interested in education.
Why:
This should be a transformational experience for our young men, even if they are not sure about teaching just yet.
Where:
Georgia College
When:
June 2-8, 2019
How:
You will need to provide a high school transcript, a Counselor or Teacher Letter of Recommendation, an essay, along with the completed application.
Local Scholarships!
The Sadonna Wood Polhill Memorial Scholarship Foundation: ($500)
- Local scholarship opportunity
- Must be a senior who has attended the Christian Learning Center for at least one course and plans to pursue continued education in an approved school
- Must return to the staff of the Christian Learning Center no later than Thursday, April 18
- Download application here
Dr. Kenneth Fortson Scholarship: ($500)
- Local scholarship opportunity
- Must be a senior who has attended the Christian Learning Center for at least one course and plans to pursue continued education in an approved school
- Must return to the staff of the Christian Learning Center no later than Thursday, April 18
- Download application here
A.P. Henderson Scholarship Foundation:
- Local scholarship opportunity
- Please read the directions carefully
- Return to Mr. Kulp by April 23
- Download application here
- Local scholarship opportunity
- Must be a senior who has attended the Christian Learning Center for at least one course and plans to pursue continued education in an approved school
- Must return to the staff of the Christian Learning Center no later than Thursday, April 18
- Download application here
Dr. Kenneth Fortson Scholarship: ($500)
- Local scholarship opportunity
- Must be a senior who has attended the Christian Learning Center for at least one course and plans to pursue continued education in an approved school
- Must return to the staff of the Christian Learning Center no later than Thursday, April 18
- Download application here
A.P. Henderson Scholarship Foundation:
- Local scholarship opportunity
- Please read the directions carefully
- Return to Mr. Kulp by April 23
- Download application here
Tuesday, March 12, 2019
Senior Capstones- Mr. Kulp's "Dear Reader Letter"
Dear Senior who completed a Capstone Project and turned it in to Mr. Kulp:
I am really enjoying reading your thoughts and seeing what magnitude the future holds with you guys doing the great things that you have actually THOUGHT OUT and PLANNED in these projects. The ones that I have read to this point have been very good for the most part, and I consider it an honor to get to see into the plan of your life through this activity. Though it is not the most popular requirement to graduate, this project has ushered students into mapping out the future, and for that, I am so thankful this school requires it. With that said, I love being the school counselor at SCHS and believe that I am blessed to have a front row seat in seeing young adults grow and make mistakes and develop into strong, young men and women of character. This is what we are all about at The Circle.
Mr. Kulp
I am really enjoying reading your thoughts and seeing what magnitude the future holds with you guys doing the great things that you have actually THOUGHT OUT and PLANNED in these projects. The ones that I have read to this point have been very good for the most part, and I consider it an honor to get to see into the plan of your life through this activity. Though it is not the most popular requirement to graduate, this project has ushered students into mapping out the future, and for that, I am so thankful this school requires it. With that said, I love being the school counselor at SCHS and believe that I am blessed to have a front row seat in seeing young adults grow and make mistakes and develop into strong, young men and women of character. This is what we are all about at The Circle.
Mr. Kulp
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