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• The Jerry Shingleton ScholarshipÌýbenefits graduating seniors from aÌýhigh school in Hampshire or Hardy CountiesÌýwho are specifically interested in advanced training/education in the automotive field. The estimated scholarship amount is $500. This scholarship may be renewable.
• The Bill and Stella Halterman Crane Vo-tech and Trades Scholarship benefits graduating seniors fromÌýMoorefield High SchoolÌýwho have demonstrated a passion for the trades and plan to pursue a career in one of the following areas:ÌýÌýautomotive mechanic/technician, medical technician, electrical/electronics technician, HVAC technician, robotics technician, masonry, welding, or woodworking. The estimated scholarship amount is $1,500. This scholarship may be renewable.
• The East Hardy County Vo-Tech Training Scholarship benefits residents ofÌýEast Hardy CountyÌýwho completed a high school education through an East Hardy high school or General Education Development (GED) and will attend a vocational, technical or trade school on a full-time basis with the intent to graduate with a degree or certification.

The empowers families to make school choices that are right for their educational needs. The program offers qualifying West Virginia’s K-12 students an opportunity to build an individual learning experience that works best for their child. The scholarship allows K-12 students to receive financial assistance that can be used for tuition, homeschool curriculum, and other qualifying expenses.

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The Tucker Community Foundation supports students in ÑÇÖÞÂ鶹¾«Æ·ÔÚÏß's service district residing in Tucker, Grant, and Mineral counties through a variety of scholarships. The scholarship cycle for the foundation begins early in each new year, with awards selected in the spring.

AÌýscholarship program administered by the West Virginia Department of Education is offered annually to WV high school equivalency diploma graduates. You mayÌýÌýif you

• are a high school equivalency graduate
• are a resident of West Virginia
• show financial need based upon FAFSA application
• have been accepted or are enrolled full-time (12 or more hours) in school
• Deadline: April
• See theÌýÌýfor additional information

For questions about the scholarship and application, or more for information, call: 1-800-642-2670; or (304) 558-0280 or visit .

through the (CFWV)Ìýare sponsored by theÌýÌýand theÌý.

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  A merit-based scholarship for qualifying West Virginia high school graduates.
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  A scholarship available to qualified students interested in pursuing an education in engineering, science or technology.
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  A scholarship available to qualified students interested in pursuing a teaching career.
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This $2000 scholarship is available to students who are transferring to Franklin.

Destination Franklin ScholarshipÌý

Ìýhas a very good reputation—its president is Gaston Caperton, a former West Virginia governor. The site provides a variety of tools to analyze college costs and financial aid needs, as well as a comprehensive scholarship search engine.

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