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Nick Teramani Vocational Scholarship

This award is for the high school graduate and/or seniors graduating this year who are interested in pursuing a vocational/special interest school/program, education program or a special school (i.e chefs school, trade school, cosmetology school, automotive, etc.). One $2,500 award is given annually.

Eligibility:
- Must reside in the City of Prospect Heights or the Village of Wheeling
- Have a high school diploma or its equivalent such as as GED diploma, or be graduating from high school in the current academic year
- Provide at least two (2) letters of recommendation from indivduals such as a teacher, employer, a minister, etc. who can speak of the applicant's character and special skills, talent, or passion
- Be enrolled in or will enroll in a post high school program that encourages development of his/her talent, passion or skill
- Have recognized achievement in a particular area of endeavor
- Have exhibited evidence of self-direction and seriousness of purpose
- Be success-oriented as demonstrated by letters of recommendation

To apply:
- Complete the two-page application with signature and date; return by March 16th
- Provide at least two letters of recommendation from individuals such as a teacher, an employer, a minister, etc.
- Provide proofs of recognized accomplishments in an area of talent, passion, or skill
- Attach a copy of your current Free Application for Federal Student Aid report (FAFSA)
- Be available for an interview

Visit our website to download the application.

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