Horicon Phoenix Program po box 42

Community involvement in volunteer or other civic engagement activities.

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  Academic achievement.
  
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  Academic goals, specifically those that are aimed at community engagement and/or serving a community.
  
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  Leadership roles and other involvement.
  

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  Geographic restrictions: the applicant’s permanent address must be within the 53032 zip code.
  
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  Academic restrictions: applicants must be graduating seniors from Horicon High School, or home school equivalent.
  

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  This is a non-renewable award and can only be granted to an applicant once.
  
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  This award supports academic programs that result in a degree: Associates or Bachelors.
  
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  This award is for students planning on attending a college or university full time, or a technical school or vocational school.
  
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  The winner will be announced at the end of May.
  
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  Awards will be dispersed upon receipt of a Letter of Acceptance from the accredited educational program. Deadline for letter is August 31, 2015.
  

These guidelines are negotiable at the discretion of the Horicon Phoenix Program. If you have any questions, please contact us at info@horiconphoenix.com

Please fill out this application and return it to us at either info@horiconphoenix.com or Horicon Phoenix Program, attn: Scholarship Committee, PO Box 42, Horicon, WI 53032. The DEADLINE for this application is April 1, 2015 for fall dispersal of the award.
Note: We prefer typed applications. You can send the application to us via email or download the application form online.
Which scholarship are you applying for:
___ I am planning on attending a technical school or a vocational school
___ I am planning on attending a college or university
Applicant Information
Your name:
Address:
Year you were born:
Contact Email:
High School you attend:
Universities or Colleges you have been accepted to, or plan to apply to:
If known, proposed field of study:
What enrollment will you be seeking?

__Full time __Part Time

Are these academic goals aimed at community engagement and/or serving the community? If so, how? (150 words or fewer):

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  Leadership roles and clubs or group you belong to
  
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  Extracurricular activities or employment
  
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  Honors, scholarships or awards you have received in school and out of school
  

Do not use a relative for recommendation. Instead consider using a teacher, mentor, group leader, coach, or advisor.

This can be obtained from your school records office. An unofficial copy will be accepted but should be prepared by your school’s office. If homeschooled, include any applicable scores or tests to show academic standing.

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  Filled out the entire form? (2 pages)
  
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  Included up to 150 words about your academic goals?
  
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  Included up to 150 words on how your goals relate toward community service?
  
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  Included up to 350 words on how you have been involved in helping, volunteering or otherwise engaging with your community?
  
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  Included up to 150 words what other activities you have been involved in and what awards you have received?
  
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  Attached a copy of your transcript?
  
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  Submitted a letter of recommendation?
  
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  Have a friend or relative look over application for errors?
  

Applications can be submitted the following ways:

Via email at info@horiconphoenix.com with subject line of scholarship.

By mail at: Horicon Phoenix Program

Attn: Scholarship Committee

PO Box 42

Horicon, WI 53032