Scholar Forms
The deadline for 2023-2024 Summer Camp Scholarship Applications is 3/1/2024. Please submit your application as soon as possible to SRESD and to the summer camp itself. Contact Kelsee Gewirtz with any questions, you may have gewirtz@sresd.org or 989-743-3471.
The Cook Family Foundation and the Shiawassee Regional Education Service District are pleased to offer the Shiawassee Scholars Program that encourages and recognizes academic excellence.
The Shiawassee Scholars Program requires a student be enrolled full-time at a high school in Shiawassee County. As a Shiawassee Scholar you may request a scholarship that offers academically talented students an opportunity to further explore a career path or advanced study in a particular discipline. There is a limited amount of scholarship funds available.
Scholarship candidates will be selected by the Shiawassee Scholars Advisory Committee based on a rubric scoring system. There is a possible 18 points on the rubric; you must receive a 12 or higher to be considered for a scholarship. Those with the highest rubric scores will be considered first for scholarships. Rubric scores will not determine the dollar amount of the scholarship you receive. The amount is a decision of the Shiawassee Scholars Committee and is based on the number of requests and budgetary allowances each year.
Click on the link below to access the scholarship application.
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