Two, non-renewable scholarships to one student from Grant High School and one student from Newaygo High School
- Preference to students pursuing an entrepreneurship or small business degree
- Secondary preference to students pursuing a business degree
Scholarship Type: Grant High School
Awarded to a graduating senior from Grant High School
- Preference to applicants pursuing a career in education
Non-renewable awards to students from Fremont High School, Grant High School, or Ravenna High School
- Preference to students pursuing a career in agriculture
Donor intends the A.J. and Carolyn McKinley Scholarship to be awarded to a graduating senior from Grant High School.
- Preference to applicants pursuing a career in the medical field
- Applicants pursuing a career as a paramedic will be given special consideration
One, four-year renewable scholarship awarded to a graduating senior from Grant High School
- Preference to applicants with a GPA below 3.9
- Preference to applicants attending a Michigan college, university, community college, technical or trade school, either private or public
- Financial need is not a criterion
One, non-renewable scholarship awarded to a graduating senior from Grant High School
- Preference to applicants pursuing a career in education
Two, four-year renewable awards to graduating seniors from Grant High School.
- Demonstrated academic achievement by maintaining a high school GPA of 3.0 based on a 4.0 scale and maintaining a college GPA of 2.5 based on a 4.0 scale for renewal.
- Participation in a school fine arts program such as art, drama, band or choir
- Use of fine arts skill in extra-curricular activities
- Highly motivated individual with drive to succeed
- An ability to relate well to others
- A constructive attitude
- Demonstrated high moral character
- Reviewed by the Kenneth and Pauline Bull Family Scholarship Committee
- Awarded to a graduate from Grant Public High School
- Preference for 3.0 GPA
- Preference for student not in the top 5% of graduating class
- Preference for student attending public college or university
- Awarded to a graduating senior from Newaygo and/or Grant Public High School(s)
- Preference to underrepresented applicants (i.e.: those of ethnic, racial minority, and/or disability)
- Preference to applicants with a G.P.A of 2.5 or above
- Preference to applicants with financial need
- Preference to applicants not eligible for Newaygo County Area Promise Zone funds
- Preference to applicants with good attendance record and citizenship
- Awarded to a graduating senior from Grant Public High School
- Preference to applicants that have participated in the arts
One, nonrenewable scholarship to a graduating senior from Grant High School.
- Preference to a well-rounded, deserving student, who has interests besides academics, and who although perhaps not at the top of the class, shows potential for academic success and good citizenship
- Financial need may be a consideration
Two, non-renewable awards to graduating high school seniors from Grant High School.
- 3.0 GPA or better
- Preference is given to students pursuing an agricultural career
- Preference is given to students pursuing a four-year college degree
- Preference is given to students not receiving other scholarship awards
- Participation in school and/or community activities
Three, non-renewable scholarships to graduating high school seniors from Grant High School.
- Demonstrate academic achievement with a minimum GPA of 2.5 based on 4.0 scale
- Leadership qualities
- Involvement in community, school, and extracurricular activities
- Preference given to applicants who have been involved in student government and members of the Foundation’s YAC
One, four-year renewable award to a graduating high school senior from Grant High School.
- Preference given to children of Grant Public Schools staff
- Academic achievement by maintaining a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
- Leadership skills
- Involvement in school and community activities
- Must attend an accredited Michigan two- or four-year college
One, two-year renewable award to a graduating high school senior from Grant High School.
- Involvement in the field of agriculture
- Involvement in school and/or community activities
Two, four-year renewable awards to graduating high school seniors from Grant High School.
- Proven academic success, having achieved a 3.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale
- Financial need, particularly if student may not otherwise be able to afford to attend college
