Scholarships Available
President’s Service Challenge
Established by the President of the United States to honor those students who give unselfishly of their time and energies to volunteer in their community in a multitude of ways. The scholarship is a matching grant type of scholarship and depends upon a 50/50 local match of funds. Presently the D-9 Community Scholarship Fund provides the matching $1,000 and this then provides two - $1,000 President’s Service Challenge Scholarships awarded to our students. Award Two $1,000 scholarships will be awarded each year To Study Any field of study To Attend Any two year, four year or vocational/ technical institution. Must have federal Title IV designation. Open To Any graduating senior of Eagle Point High School. Student must have a history of voluntary community service to be eligible … [Continue Reading]
Dean Collins Memorial
The Dean Collins Memorial Scholarship is funded through the D-9 Foundation’s Benefit Auction. In 2002 and since by contributions of family members. Established as a memorial to one of our areas most respected and admired individuals. Dean gave unselfishly to better the community in which his family and business resided. Recipients chosen by scholarship committee through the Eagle Center at EPHS. Award $1,000 each. Number dependent upon available funds. To Study Any field of study To Attend Any accredited two year, four year or vocational/ technical institution. Must have federal Title IV designation. Open To Any student who meets the following criteria; Be a graduate of District 9 Schools …or Have successfully completed the District 9 Options Program resulting in a … [Continue Reading]
Eagle Alumni Association
Presently funded by the Eagle Alumni Association. The funds are primarily raised through the alumni member's efforts each summer at the Eagle Point Alumni Football Game. These scholarships are available to EPHS graduates or GED recipients who have excelled in athletics and who will continue their education beyond high school at an accredited institution. The application process and selection of students is administered through the Eagle Center at the high school. Award The number of awards is dependent upon the amount of available funds from the Eagle Alumni Association. (Two $500 awards) To Study Any field of study To Attend Any accredited two year, four year or vocational/ technical institution. Must have federal Title IV designation. Open To Any student who meets the … [Continue Reading]
D9 Foundation
Presently funded by the Foundation’s Annual Benefit Auction and Golf Tournament, held the weekend following Labor Day. These scholarships are available to EPHS graduates or GED recipients who will continue their education beyond high school at an accredited institution. Application process and selection of students is administered through the Eagle Center at the high school. Award $500 - $1000 The number of awards is dependent upon the amount of available funds from the D-9 Foundation To Study Any field of study To Attend Any accredited two year, four year or vocational/ technical institution. Must have federal Title IV designation. Open To Any student who meets the following criteria; Be a graduate of District 9 Schools …or Have successfully completed the District 9 … [Continue Reading]
David Poole Memorial
Funded through family and community donations. David Poole was a local businessman who was very much interested in the youth or our area. His family and business supported many youth organizations including the local FFA,4-H and VICA programs. He also employed many young people in his business over the years, often giving them the experience of their first full time job. The scholarship recognizes those facts by distributing its annual scholarships to FFA senior members who will continue their education post high school and to students enrolled in the Industrial Mechanics program of Eagle Point High School who will enroll in related post high school programs. Award Annually the Eagle Point High School FFA Advisors select a member as recipient for an award of half of the income from the … [Continue Reading]
D9 Community Fund
Funded primarily through the donations of our community members at the annual Scholarship Dessert held after Thanksgiving. Donations are also accepted throughout the year, many as memorials. Half of the year’s donations are distributed as current scholarships; the other half is invested in the Foundation’s OCF endowment. The student recipients are determined based upon their GPA and SAT scores with a ranked index of those values. Award Dollar amount and number of awards is determined by the District 9 Community Scholarship Fund Committee after their fund-raising event each year. The value and number of awards depends on the dollars raised and interest earned on endowment funds. They may elect to direct dollars to other than the stated selection criteria by a majority vote of the … [Continue Reading]
Galpin Family
This Scholarship opportunity was made available at the D-9 Foundation's 2003 Benefit Auction. It is presently supported by Chris and Sue Galpin. Award Scholarships will be awarded each year, amounts and numbers will vary dependent upon available funds. To Study Any field of study To Attend Any accredited two year, four year or vocational/ technical institution. Must have federal Title IV designation. Open To Any student who meets the following criteria; Be a graduate of a District 9 Schools or Have successfully completed the District 9 Options Program resulting in a GED or Have successfully completed the District 9 Teen Parent Program resulting in a GED or Live within the geographic boundaries of School District 9 AND successfully completed an accredited high school … [Continue Reading]
Tim Trautman’s Memorial
Funded through donations and in the past by a Memorial Golf Tournament. Tim Trautman was an active FFA member while in high school, and a very active and contributing member of our community. The scholarship recognizes those facts by distributing its annual scholarships to FFA senior members who will continue their educations post high school. Award Annually the Eagle Point High School (EPHS) FFA Advisors select up to four members as recipients for an annual award of the income from the Fund. Though the donors, at their discretion, may change the criteria for selection with prior arrangements. To Study Any approved program of study To Attend Any Accredited Vocational School, Community College, Four Year College or University Open To Must be active member of EPHS FFA Chapter and … [Continue Reading]
Larry Stillman Memorial
Funded by an endowment that was established in honor of Larry Stillman. Larry served as Business Manager for Eagle Point School District 9 during the mid-1970’s and at the Southern Oregon Education Service District until his death in 1990. It was Mr. Stillman’s desire to assist students who wish to continue their education beyond high school. The family has established the following criteria: scholarships are available to EPHS graduates or GED recipients who will continue their education beyond high school at an accredited institution. The application process and selection of students is administered through the Eagle Center at the high school. Award $500 The number of awards is dependent upon the amount of available funds from the endowment. To Study Any field of study To … [Continue Reading]
Eagle Point Dental
Funded through donations and a reciprocity agreement of donated services between the Eagle Point Dental Office of Dr. Keith Ogawa and Dr. Rania Haddad and the D-9 Foundation. Award Annually the Eagle Point High School Scholarship Committee will review applicants and determine the recipients of these awards. The number of awards will be based upon a memo of understanding between Eagle Point Dental and the D-9 Foundation. The actual number of awards will be given to the Eagle Center Scholarship Chair in January so that students will know the exact number of scholarships that will be available. (Two $1,000 awards for 2009) To Study An approved program of study in any of the Dental Health fields will receive top priority. If there are no students who qualify with the dental other health … [Continue Reading]