2018 Pearce Community Women s League

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1 2018 Pearce Community Women s League Scholarship Summary Applications are due by Thursday, March 8, 2018 to the Counseling Office This year, PCWL will award scholarships totaling more than $15,000 to JJ Pearce seniors planning to attend college. Additionally, this year we will offer one $500 scholarship to a vocational school, specializing in the construction industry. Each category may award more than one scholarship and has specific criteria. We encourage students to apply for up to Three (3) categories in which they qualify. The scholarship applications are available in the College and Career Center and online at PCWL.org. Application due date is Thursday, March 8, 2018 to the counseling office. All Scholarships Require: The applicant must be a graduating senior from JJ Pearce High School The student must be of good character The student s participation in extra-curricular, volunteer and/or community service activities will be taken into consideration on all scholarships The scholarships are a one-time award for college expenses and are non-renewable The scholarship will be presented at the May PCWL Awards Program All applicants must complete sections 1 3 of the application Each category applied for will require a separate application, complete with student name and scholarship name. (Each category will require 8 copies/packets.) Each application must be collated and stapled together as a packet. (8 copies of each packet.) Only one copy of reference letters is required. Important to remember: Neatness counts. Each application must be legible. Remember to include Additional essay in the packet, if required for that category. Each application (8 copies) should be put together as a packet. Student name and Scholarship name must appear on each page of application and essay Applications must be complete, inclusive of all requirements as listed above. Incomplete applications will not be considered for scholarship awards. Additional Criteria by Scholarship: PCWL Cathy Scheurer Leadership Scholarship: $1,000 The applicant must be a graduating senior girl from JJ Pearce High School Scholastic accomplishments, leadership and community service will be a major determination of this recipient Additional essay required PCWL Jill Button Service Scholarship: $1,000 The applicant must be currently participating in JJ Pearce Choir Service to others will be a major determination of this recipient Additional essay questions are required (see section 7 of the application)

2 PCWL The Spirit of PCWL Scholarship: $1,500 The applicant must be of excellent character Scholastic accomplishments, leadership, community service and work outside the home are considered An additional essay is required PCWL Shannon O Brien Memorial AVID Scholarship: $2,000 over a 2-year period The applicant must be a graduating senior, participating in AVID during all 4 years at JJ Pearce High School Must be of excellent character Possess strong leadership skills through school, community service and work outside of home Has laid the ground work for a solid college plan and career goals Scholastic achievements and AVID participation and leadership will be taken into consideration (see sections 4 and 5 of the application) An additional essay is required PCWL Rachel Breland Courage and Strength Scholarship: $500 The applicant must be a graduating senior girl from JJ Pearce High School School and extra-curricular accomplishments, courage and overcoming adversity will be a major determination of this recipient Additional essay required PCWL Brooke Ziegler Caring and Friendliness Scholarship: $750 The applicant must be a graduating senior girl from JJ Pearce High School The student must have participated in JJ Pearce sports (this also includes cheerleading, Pacesetters or Stampede) and be of good character Demonstrated friendliness and caring for the community will be a major determination of this recipient Additional essay required PCWL Blakeley Brothers Heart of Courage Scholarship: $500 The applicant must be a graduating senior boy from JJ Pearce High School School and extra-curricular accomplishments, courage and overcoming adversity will be a major determination of this recipient Additional essay required PCWL Gregg Allen Culinary Scholarship: $750 The applicant must be a graduating senior involved in the hospitality program at JJ Pearce High School School and extra-curricular accomplishments are taken into consideration Career goals including hospitality and/or culinary arts are key factors Additional essay required PCWL Terri Luptowski Scholarship: $650 The applicant must be a graduating senior from JJ Pearce High School The applicant must have participated in soccer (girls or boys) for at least one academic year while at JJ Pearce The applicant should exemplify good sportsmanship The applicant should be well rounded and participate in other community service or extra-curricular activities in addition to athletics and should have demonstrated scholastic achievement. An additional written essay is required PCWL Construction Education Foundation of North Texas Scholarship: $500 Applicant must have an interest or participated in the construction field Applicant must complete PCWL application and CEF application

3 PCWL Gregg Larimer Cross Country and Track Scholarship: $500 The applicant must have participated in cross country or track for at least one academic year while at JJ Pearce The applicant should exemplify good sportsmanship The applicant should be well rounded and participate in other community service or extra-curricular activities and should have demonstrated scholastic achievement. An additional written essay is required PCWL FOUNDERS Scholarship: $500 Scholastic accomplishments and community service will be taken into consideration. PCWL Sustaining Scholarship: $800 Scholastic accomplishments and community service will be taken into consideration. PCWL Kim Caston Strive for Excellence AVID Scholarship: $1,000 Graduating senior with minimum 2 years JJP AVID program participation (includes 11&12 grades) Scholastic accomplishments and AVID participation and leadership will be taken into consideration A high level of determination, goal-setting and achieving are key factors PCWL AVID Scholarship: $500 The applicant must be currently participating in the JJP AVID Program Scholastic accomplishments, AVID participation and leadership will be taken into consideration (see sections 4 and 5 of the application) PCWL Ann Sanders Future Teacher AVID Scholarship: $1,000 The applicant must be currently participating in AVID college major is education Scholastic accomplishments, participation in the RISD Teacher internship program, AVID participation and leadership will be taken into consideration. (see sections 4 and 5 of the application) PCWL Alice Church Memorial AVID Scholarship: $250 The applicant must be currently participating in the JJP AVID Program PCWL Fine Arts Scholarship: $500 The applicant must have been involved with JJ Pearce fine arts Scholastic achievement and leadership will be a major determination of this recipient Additional essay required PCWL Determination Scholarship honoring George McFarlane: $500 Applicant s parents did not graduate from college Applicant s GPA is in the range Demonstration of hard work and determination will be a major determination of this recipient Additional essay required PCWL LEGACY Scholarship: $250 Awarded as a shopping spree at Target to help purchase items for college. The Recipient will be a wellrounded student, who has positively contributed to the JJ Pearce High School community.

4 Remembering Cathy Scheurer: Applications are due by Thursday, March 8, 2018 to the Counseling Office Pearce Community Women s League Class of Scholarship Application Cathy Scheurer Leadership Scholarship Application The PCWL Cathy Scheurer Scholarship is in the amount of $1,000 Cathy Scheurer, a former Pearce mom and community leader, was a woman of leadership, integrity, strength, and kindness. Mrs. Scheurer demonstrated these skills through her community involvement, whether it be at her children s school, her neighborhood, her work, or her church. She was a natural leader in every aspect of her life. She united the Pearce community as a positive role model, out-of-the-box thinker, and friend to all. Mrs. Scheurer passed away in The young lady receiving this scholarship must possess these characteristics. The young lady who receives the Cathy Scheurer Scholarship should exemplify scholastic accomplishments, leadership and community service. Cathy Scheurer Scholarship Criteria: The applicant must be a graduating senior girl from JJ Pearce High School. The student must have participated in extra-curricular activities and be of good character. Complete sections 1-3 of the application. An additional written essay is required. This scholarship will be presented at the PCWL May awards program. This scholarship is a one-time award and non-renewable. Cathy Scheurer Scholarship Essay Attach a written essay of approximately 250 words on one typed page, double-spaced, 12-point font explaining how you personify Cathy Scheurer in your community and life and how you plan to apply those attributes to your future endeavors.

5 The Spirit of PCWL Scholarship Application The PCWL Spirit of PCWL Scholarship is a onetime scholarship in the amount of $1,500 The Pearce Community Women s League was established in 2010 by a group of empty nester Pearce moms who had volunteered together throughout their kids school years. These women wanted to carry on their passion for the community and formed the Pearce Community Women s League. (PCWL) Today, PCWL volunteers throughout the RISD and are the largest provider of college scholarships to JJ Pearce High School. This scholarship honors their spirit as they continue to be a bright light to our community. The Pearce Community Women s League is proud of the diverse student body at JJ Pearce. There are those that have worked hard to overcome obstacles, others have been involved in volunteer work, while some have shared their talents. All have added to the spirit of our thriving Pearce Community. The Spirit of PCWL Scholarship Criteria: The applicant must be a graduating senior from JJ Pearce High School. The student must be of excellent character. Scholastic accomplishments, leadership, community service and work outside the home will all be considered. Complete sections 1-3 of the application. An additional essay is required. The scholarship will be presented at the PCWL May awards program. This is a one-time award and is not renewable. The Spirit of PCWL Scholarship Essay Attach a written essay of approximately 250 words on one typed page, double-spaced, 12-point font in which you share what you have accomplished that reflects your Pearce Community Spirit.

6 Shannon O Brien Memorial AVID Scholarship The PCWL Shannon O Brien Memorial Scholarship is a one-time scholarship in the amount of $2,000 distributed over a two-year period Remembering Shannon O Brien Shannon attended Richardson ISD schools and graduated from JJ Pearce High School. After earning a degree in education from Texas Tech University, she returned to Richardson ISD to pursue her lifelong calling as an educator. She began her career as an elementary school teacher, REACH teacher and completed her classroom career as an Instructional Specialist and AVID Coordinator and teacher at Parkhill Junior High. Her students referred to her as Mrs. O B and all agreed that she was demanding and firm; but a loving teacher who wanted the best for all kids. As an Instructional Specialist, she mentored new teachers and wrote curriculum. Shannon felt one of the most rewarding aspects of her career was working with her AVID kids at Parkhill Junior High. She loved seeing her students succeed at the high school level and eventually attend college. In addition to her 32 years of service as an educator, Shannon was involved in numerous community organizations, including Pearce Community Women s League. Shannon will be remembered for her love of education, community and commitment to all kids. This scholarship encompasses the love and passion she held for RISD students and the power of AVID in the lives of her students. Shannon O Brien Memorial AVID Scholarship Criteria: The applicant must be a graduating senior, participating in AVID during years at JJ Pearce High School Must be of excellent character Possess strong leadership skills through school, community service and work outside of home Has laid the ground work for a solid college plan An additional essay is required Second year criteria: Meet with PCWL Scholarship Chair, following first year to discuss progress Maintain a minimum GPA as required by the college or university for advancement Show Progress toward goals Shannon O Brien Memorial AVID Scholarship Essay Attach a written essay of approximately 250 words on one typed page, double-spaced, 12-point font in which you share how your college plan, which will help you achieve your ultimate life and career goals.

7 Remembering Jill Button: Applications are due by Thursday, March 8, 2018 to the Counseling Office Jill Button Service Scholarship Application The PCWL Jill Button Scholarship is in the amount of $1,000 Jill Button dedicated countless volunteer hours to help grow and improve the Pearce Choir program in the seven years her daughters were members and beyond. She quickly took on leadership responsibilities and led Pearce Choir through kindness, always putting others first, looking for creative ways to problem solve, and support in every way possible. Mrs. Button passed away in 2014 after a two and a half year battle with breast cancer, but she will be remembered by her contagious laugh, thoughtful acts of kindness and servant heart. The Pearce Choir member who receives the Jill Button scholarship should stand out by how much he/she loves to serve others. Jill Button Scholarship Criteria: The applicant must be a graduating senior from JJ Pearce High School. The applicant must be currently participating in JJ Pearce Choir. Complete sections 1-3. Additional essay questions are required (see section 7 of the application). This scholarship will be presented at the PCWL May awards program. This scholarship is a one-time award and non-renewable.

8 Rachel Breland Courage and Strength Scholarship Application Remembering Rachel Breland: The PCWL Rachel Breland Scholarship is in the amount of $500 Rachel Breland, a JJ Pearce 2005 graduate and college graduate, was a lovely young lady with many talents and gifts. Rachel was a leader in the classroom, on the sports field and in her dream job. Her creativity, love of music, witty sense of humor, community service, faith, and genuine love was given freely to her family and friends. Rachel always had a positive attitude and encouraged those around her. Rachel passed away from brain cancer after a courageous two-year battle still having hope for the future and leaving an astonishing influence on those she touched during her short lifetime. Rachel was determined to make a difference. The young lady who receives the Rachel Breland scholarship should possess characteristics that show determination, courage and strength through any adversity that life's journey brings them. Rachel Breland Scholarship Criteria: The applicant must be a graduating senior girl from JJ Pearce High School. The student must have participated in extra-curricular activities and be of good character. Complete sections 1-3 of the application. An additional written essay is required. This scholarship will be presented at the PCWL May awards program. This scholarship is a one-time award and non-renewable. Rachel Breland Scholarship Essay Attach a written essay of approximately 250 words on one typed page, double-spaced, 12-point font explaining how you personify Rachel Breland in your community and life and how you plan to apply those attributes to your future endeavors.

9 Brooke Ziegler Caring and Friendliness Scholarship Application Remembering Brooke Ziegler: The PCWL Brooke Ziegler Scholarship is in the amount of $750 Brooke Ziegler, a dear friend and former PCWL member, was a woman full of energy and life. Brooke never met a stranger and had the uncanny ability to befriend everyone. She could ask questions that immediately pulled a person into the conversation, making them feel like the most important person in the world. Ms. Ziegler attributed much of her friendliness and sense of adventure to the 30+ years she worked as a Delta flight attendant. Ms. Ziegler brought fun and laughter to each situation - laced with the importance of facing reality. Even in the midst of her deepest need, Ms. Ziegler sought to help others going through similar battles as she organized a bone marrow drive - teaching all of us that making a difference to others is what we are called to do. Ms. Ziegler lost her courageous battle with Myelodysplastic syndrome (a form of leukemia) in Ms. Ziegler loved her three children and especially loved being involved in their JJ Pearce sporting activities whether it was cheerleading, soccer or any other school event. The young lady who receives the Brooke Ziegler scholarship should possess characteristics that show energy, friendliness and acceptance of all. Brooke Ziegler Scholarship Criteria: The applicant must be a graduating senior girl from JJ Pearce High School. The student must have participated in JJ Pearce sports (this also includes cheerleading, Pacesetters, or Stampede) during her senior year and be of good character. Complete sections 1-3 of the application. An additional written essay is required This scholarship will be presented at the PCWL May awards program. This scholarship is a one-time award and non-renewable. Brooke Ziegler Scholarship Essay Attach an essay of approximately 250 words on one typed page, double spaced, 12 point font explaining how you personify Brooke Ziegler s energy, friendliness and caring for others in your community and life and how you plan to apply those attributes to your future endeavors.

10 Blakeley Brothers Heart of Courage Scholarship The PCWL Blakeley Brothers Scholarship is in the amount of $500 Ryan, Chase, Chris and Cole Blakeley all attended and graduated from JJ Pearce High School. While they share DNA, they are very different and yet share many similarities What do they have in common? Each displays a heart of courage, whether it be on the tennis court or the basketball court or in the classroom. They are all good students, who are well acquainted with humility and respect and place a high value on integrity. The Blakeley Brothers Scholarship is underwritten by PCWL member and a very proud mom, Dr. Katie Blakeley. Her intent is to recognize a young man who shares the qualities she instills in her sons and to provide assistance for a deserving student. Blakeley Brothers Heart of Courage Scholarship Criteria: The applicant must be a graduating senior boy from JJ Pearce High School School and extra-curricular accomplishments, courage and overcoming adversity will be a major determination of this recipient Additional essay required Blakeley Brothers Heart of Courage Scholarship Essay Attach a written essay of approximately 250 words on one typed page, double-spaced, 12-point font explaining how you personify a heart of courage and how you plan to apply to your future endeavors.

11 Gregg Allen Culinary Scholarship The PCWL Gregg Allen Scholarship is in the amount of $750 Honoring Gregg Allen: In honor of Gregg Allen's birthday, a PCWL scholarship was created by his friends to acknowledge his outstanding achievements in the culinary industry. This scholarship will enable a Pearce student to follow their dreams for a career in the culinary or hospitality industry. Gregg Allen Culinary Scholarship Criteria The applicant must be a graduating senior involved in the hospitality program at JJ Pearce High School School and extra-curricular accomplishments are taken into consideration Career goals including hospitality and/or culinary arts are key factors Additional essay required Gregg Allen Heart of Courage Scholarship Essay Attach a written essay of approximately 250 words on one typed page, double-spaced, 12-point font sharing your plans for a career in the culinary or hospitality industry and how this scholarship will help you achieve your goals.

12 Terri Luptowski Scholarship The PCWL Terri Luptowski Scholarship is in the amount of $650 Remembering Terri Luptowski: Terri Luptowski s joy, light and spirit were a beacon to everyone around her. She radiated love and kindness to all and never knew a stranger. Rarely do you encounter someone who touches so many lives without trying and leaves a legacy of joy and love for so many. To know or be around Terri was to experience life and joy in action. She was always the shining star, even when things seemed the bleakest. Terri s character, strength and drive were all grounded in her deep faith in God. She knew that with God all things are possible, and she proved that time and time again, as she fought ferociously to overcome so many physical challenges and to disprove limits the medical community tried to place upon her. She won each time and rose to a higher ground, both physically and spiritually. No was never an option nor a word in her vocabulary. Terri dedicated countless volunteer hours to the Pearce girls soccer team during her daughter Zoe s 4 years on the Varsity team, doing everything in her power to ensure the girls and their coaches had everything they needed. Terri was the most enthusiastic fan in the crowds, cheering for all of Zoe s teammates. Terri passed away in 2017, but she will be remembered for her beautiful smile, love for life and her servant heart. The student who receives the Terri Luptowski Scholarship should exemplify scholastic accomplishments, leadership and sportsmanship. Terri Luptowski Scholarship Criteria: The applicant must be a graduating senior from JJ Pearce High School. The applicant must have participated in soccer (girls or boys) for at least one academic year while at JJ Pearce. The applicant should exemplify good sportsmanship The applicant should be well rounded and participate in other community service or extra-curricular activities in addition to athletics and should have demonstrated scholastic achievement. An additional written essay is required This scholarship is a one-time award and non-renewable Terri Luptowski Scholarship Essay Attach an essay of approximately 250 words on one typed page, double spaced, 12-point font explaining how you exemplify good sportsmanship. In addition, please state what you plan to do in the future with what you have learned from participating in soccer.

13 Construction Education Foundaion of North Texas Scholarship This $ scholarship is a onetime gift that will go towards tuition for a JJ Pearce student to attend the Construction Education Foundation of North Texas Construction Education Foundation of North Texas (CEF) is located near the DFW Airport. CEF is a college dedicated to providing students and employees in the construction industry avenues of broadening their skill levels and providing classes that will enable them to further advance their Construction Industry Careers. The purpose of CEF is to provide the construction industry with the most qualified technically trained people, from Craft Workers to the Supervisory level. CEF targets construction excellence. Why are you interested in the construction field? Have you previously worked in construction? If so, what job did you hold? How do you see this scholarship impacting your future?

14 Gregg Larimer Cross Country and Track Scholarship Application The PCWL Gregg Larimer Scholarship is in the amount of $500 Coach Gregg Larimer was a cross country and track coach at JJ Pearce who retired in June 2015 after 37 years in coaching. He graduated from W.T. White High School in Dallas, competing in football, soccer, and track. He received academic and athletic honors. Coach Larimer earned his Bachelor s and Master s Degrees from the University of North Texas. He was a punter and kicker on the football team. He competed in triathlons, track, and road races until age 31, when he was involved in a serious car accident. Coach Larimer coached gymnastics since age 20, for the Farmers Branch Gymnastics Team for 15 years, while also coaching in high school. In 1980, he came to JJ Pearce as a science teacher and gymnastics coach. Since 1989, Coach Larimer has coached the cross country team, then the distance runners in track. Throughout his career, he was an inspiration to his students, and created an environment which allowed each athlete to achieve his or her personal best. The student who receives the Gregg Larimer Scholarship should exemplify scholastic accomplishments, leadership and sportsmanship. Gregg Larimer Scholarship Criteria: The applicant must be a graduating senior from JJ Pearce High School. The applicant must have participated in cross country or track for at least one academic year while at JJ Pearce. The applicant should exemplify good sportsmanship The applicant should be well rounded and participate in other community service or extra-curricular activities in addition to athletics and should have demonstrated scholastic achievement. Complete sections 1-3 of the application. An additional written essay is required This scholarship will be presented at the PCWL May awards program. This scholarship is a one-time award and non-renewable. Gregg Larimer Scholarship Essay Attach an essay of approximately 250 words on one typed page, double spaced, 12-point font explaining how you exemplify good sportsmanship. In addition, please state what you plan to do in the future with what you have learned from participating in cross country or track.

15 Kim Caston Strive for Excellence AVID Scholarship The Kim Caston Strive for Excellence Scholarship is in the amount of $1,000 Honoring Kim Caston The Ten most powerful words in the English language: If it is to be, it is up to me. Throughout her life, Kim Caston has always believed you can be anything you set your mind to. This belief has sustained her as a college athlete, Division Manager of a Fortune 50 company, a community and school volunteer and currently as a Trustee for the Richardson Independent School District. Her belief that ALL students have the potential for greatness has motivated her in work to ensure that all students have the opportunity to fulfill their dreams. Eight years ago, Kim and friends wanted to stay connected, following their children s graduations from JJ Pearce. They founded Pearce Community Women s League to serve the Pearce Community, the schools, teachers, staff and students. This past September, Kim s family honored her birthday by funding this scholarship in her name. Through her countless volunteer efforts, Kim continues to support students to strive for excellence. The student who receives the Kim Caston Strive for Excellence Scholarship should demonstrate a track record of determination, personal motivation and a commitment to personal achievement. Kim Caston Strive for Excellence AVID Scholarship Criteria: The student must have participated in AVID all 4 years at JJ Pearce High School Scholastic accomplishments, leadership and service must be demonstrated A high level of determination and goal-setting and achieving are key factors An additional essay is required Kim Caston Scholarship Essay Attach an essay of approximately 250 words on one typed page, double spaced, 12-point font sharing why you know you will be successful in attaining your goals.

16 PCWL Fine Arts Scholarship The PCWL Fine Arts Scholarship is in the amount of $500 PCWL recognizes fine art impacts society by instilling values, changing opinions and translating experiences across space and time. Research has shown the positive effects the arts can bring. Because of these influences, PCWL will award a Fine Arts Scholarship to a student who has been involved in Fine Arts activities at JJ Pearce. PCWL Fine Arts Scholarship Criteria: The applicant must be a graduating senior from JJ Pearce High School The applicant must have been involved with JJ Pearce fine arts for a minimum of 2 years and is currently enrolled in a fine arts course (Fine Arts refers to classes pertaining to a form of art, dance, music or theater) The applicant should exemplify scholastic accomplishments and leadership Complete sections 1-3 of the application An additional written essay is required This scholarship will be presented at the PWCL May awards program This scholarship is a one-time award and non-refundable Fine Arts Scholarship Essay Attach an essay of approximately 250 words on one typed page, double spaced, 12-point font explaining how fine arts have impacted your life/school experience.

17 Determination Scholarship Honoring George McFarlane Application The PCWL George Thomas McFarlane Scholarship is in the amount of $500 Remembering George Thomas McFarlane: George Thomas McFarlane was born of immigrant parents and wanted to be the first in his family to attend and graduate from college. He was an honest, intelligent, hard-working man who was a loyal friend. He was also a man with a great sense of humor who never met a stranger. His voice was the loudest, perpetually off-key voice heard singing hymns at church, but believed making the effort was important. Regrettably, George was unable to finish college, but recognizing the importance of a college education, he worked hard and was able to put all of his kids through college. The person who receives the George McFarlane Scholarship should demonstrate hard work and determination. George McFarlane Scholarship Criteria: The applicant must be a graduating senior from JJ Pearce High School Applicant s parents did not graduate from college Applicant s GPA is in the range Complete sections 1-3 of the application An additional written essay is required This scholarship will be presented at the PCWL May awards program. This scholarship is a one-time award and non-refundable George McFarlane Scholarship Essay Attach an essay of approximately 250 words on one typed page, double spaced, 12-point font explaining why attending college is important to you and how it will impact your future.

18 DUE DATE: Thursday, March 8, 2018 to the Counseling Office To Do: Application (including copies) must be COMPLETE to be considered Complete all sections of this application applicable to the scholarship for which you are applying, typed or written clearly in black ink. Attach a written essay of approximately 250 words on one typed page, double-spaced, 12 point font explaining your college goals and plans after college and why you should be a scholarship recipient. Must have Parent and Student Signatures to be complete. Submit 1 set of the following information: a) 8 Copies of your completed application form b) 8 Copies of your essay(s) c) 1 Copy of your high school transcript (unofficial copy) d) 1 Recommendation letter from a Pearce teacher/coach e) 8 copies of resume (optional but preferred) f) Return to JJ Pearce counseling office by March 8, 2018 SECTION 1 Family (ALL APPLICANTS): PCWL Scholarship(s) you are applying for: (Please list all: You may apply for up to 3 scholarships) Student s Name: _ Mailing Address: City: Zip: Student s Phone #: Parent or Guardian s Name: Phone #: Mailing Address if different than student: Student resides with: (circle) Both parents Mother Father Guardian Father s Occupation: Mother s Occupation: List brothers and sisters: Name Age School Attending Grade

19 SECTION 2 School (ALL APPLICANTS): Grade Point Average: based on a 100 point scale. Class rank: in a class of Pre-AP/AP/Honors courses taken: College you plan to attend: Accepted Pending What college major or career will you pursue? List school and community activities, volunteer/community service activities, honors and awards received during high school (attach separate pages if needed, or attach resume 8 copies). List other (non PCWL) scholarships you have applied for or plan to apply for. Include scholarships 1) you have received and 2) the amount of the scholarship. You may attach an additional page with this information. SECTION 3 Work Experience and References (ALL APPLICANTS): Have you worked while in high school? If so, please complete the following: Place(s) of employment: Dates employed: Average hours of work/week: List two adult references, other than relatives, with address and phone number: 1. Name: Ph #: 2. Name: Ph#: I hereby attest that the above information is true, to the best of my knowledge. Student signature: Date: Parent signature: Date:

20 SECTION 4 Financial: Describe any factors that affect your financial situation relative to attending college (attach separate sheet if necessary) SECTION 5 (AVID SCHOLARSHIP APPLICANTS ONLY): How long have you participated in the AVID Program? What Leadership roles have you held in the AVID Program? How have you benefited from the AVID Program? How have you helped the AVID Program succeed?

21 SECTION 6 (JILL BUTTON SCHOLARSHIP APPLICANTS ONLY): How long have you participated in Pearce Choir? How has Pearce Choir impacted you? (Attach additional sheet if necessary, but limit response to no more than 200 words) Tell about a time you served others and how it impacted you. (Attach additional sheet if necessary, but limit response to no more than 200 words) How do you plan to impact others through service in the future? (Attach additional sheet if necessary, but limit response to no more than 200 words)