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Scholarships

JEF ANNUAL RISING STAR SCHOLARSHIP
Due: March 1, annually


 

Basic Information: Jordan Education Foundation requests each of the (8) Jordan School District High School Principals, in collaboration with their counselors and staff, to select one senior student who has overcome a significant personal hardship, shown marked improvement in academic success, and has made a commitment to continue their education beyond high school to receive a $2,000.00 scholarship to the university, college, or trade school of their choice.   

Principals: Please call Jordan Education Foundation 801-567-8125 with any questions.

BINGHAM CANYON LIONS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP

Due: March 31, annually

Application must be returned to the CHHS Counseling Center

 

Basic Information: Four scholarships are offered to high school seniors who are Copperton residents, without regard to the high school they attend. The Jordan Education Foundation will issue a check in the name of the scholar and the college or university they will attend, and the check will be sent directly to the college or university.   

 

Complete the application and submit to the Counseling Center, along with an unofficial transcript and at least one letter of recommendation. Click here for an application.

  

Academic Scholarship: Minimum GPA 3.0 (given to highest GPA)

$2.000 for the first year, $1,500 renewable for three years

 

Academic Runner-up: Minimum GPA 3.0
$1,500 first year, $1,500 renewable second year

 

Leadership Scholarship: Minimum GPA 3.0  

Active in leadership positions, including student body offices, clubs,
and/or community functions. No religious positions or service to be included.

$1,500 for one year

 

Starter Scholarship: No minimum GPA required

Must show marked improvement in attitude and learning during junior and
senior years.  Must not be an Academic Student or Leadership Student.

$1,500 for one year

REGISTERED PHYSICAL THERAPISTS (RPT) SCHOLARSHIP

Due: April 20, annually

 


 

Basic Information

  • Award recipients will be a student (male or female) from Riverton HS, Bingham HS, or West Jordan HS TOTAL OF 3 AWARDS (one from each of these high schools)

  • Each student will receive $1,000

  • Cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher

  • Seniors who have participated as a varsity athletes and lettered

  • Preference will be given to those who have an expressed interest in the healthcare industry and have financial need

  • Individual schools (Principals, Counselors, Coaches) will make the final, collaborative selection and forward it to the Jordan Education Foundation office.

STEM My 529 7th Grade Scholarship

Due: March 31, annually


 

Basic Information

  • One scholarship per middle school is offered to a 7th-grade student with at least a B-average and who has shown interest and aptitude in STEM-related coursework.  (Award preference is given to students who qualify for free and reduced lunch and that don't already have a My529 account.) 

  • A teacher of STEM-based curriculum identifies and recommends student to the middle-school counselor.

  • The school Counselor and Principal vet the student based on application criteria.

  • The decision of which student is awarded the Savings Account is made by school administration. 

  • If the students qualifies, the student and parent/guardian are contacted.  If interested, a link to the online application is sent to the parent/guardian to be filled out with their student. 

 

TEACHER RECRUITMENT SCHOLARSHIP

Due: February 1, annually

 

 

Teacher Recruitment Scholarships provide up to $6,000 (over the course of 4 years) for books and fees to any high school senior who represents an ethnically diverse or underrepresented population, whose major is Education and who has a high school GPA of 2.5 or above. Recipients agree to return to their sponsoring district to teach after completing their degree.

Each scholarship will be renewable for four years at Salt Lake Community College and the University of Utah based on maintaining a minimum of a 2.5 GPA. SLCC and U of U will provide tuition waivers and JEF Foundation funds will cover the costs of fees, books, and supplies up to $6,000 over the course of 4 years.

 

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP
When it comes to fostering educational excellence, students of Jordan School District are fortunate to have strong community support. Thanks to generous donations from private groups like the Bingham Canyon Lions Club, Jordan Education Foundation (JEF) is able to administer a number of endowed scholarships.  Endowed scholarships allow JEF to award the interest from a principal investment for a scholarship(s).  The initial investment remains untouched and whatever interest on the investment is earned over a period of time can be given as a scholarship based on the original scholarship criteria.

 

 

ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP
An Annual Scholarship is made by individuals, businesses or other foundations who care about your children, their education, and our collective future. These people donate a specific amount for a student scholarship, based on previously determined criteria. This donation is awarded each year.  For an Annual Scholarship to be ongoing the donor(s) needs to make yearly contributions.

 

 

MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Memorial Scholarships are legacy scholarships created in recognition and Memoriam of a student or faculty member of Jordan School District. These scholarships are funded by private individuals or groups and then managed by the Foundation.

 

 

REGISTERED PHYSICAL
ENDOWED
ANNUAL
TEACHER RECRUITMENT
STEM My 529
Bingham Canyon Lions Club Scholrship
MEMORIAL
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