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Westland Foundation Scholarship

May 20, 2021
Westland Foundation Scholarship

Students interested in applying for the Westland Foundation Scholarship should contact Ms. K (kkazmerowich@wsd1.org) before June 11th. From there, Ms. K and Ms. Piscasio will ensure you receive your necessary transcripts in your diploma package at convocation in June 2021.

Important Note: Sisler is closed at of July 1st, meaning you will not be able to obtain the official transcripts you need to apply on time. Please make every effort to get in contact with Ms. K before June 11th 2021. 



About the Westland Foundation: 

Through the efforts of many people, more than $2 million have been raised for the Westland Foundation Education Fund (WFEF).

All funds raised have been and will continue to be endowed with the Foundation’s four partners, Red River College, University of Manitoba, University of Winnipeg and The Winnipeg Foundation.

Generally, the value of a scholarship has been based on each mark of 80% and higher that a student received in Grades 7 through 12 from inner-Winnipeg schools.

Currently, 80% and higher marks are credited toward a scholarship at the University of Manitoba and the University of Winnipeg. For Red River College, 70% marks and higher are credited.

The ultimate goal at each of the three post-secondary institutions is to provide Westland Foundation Scholarships toward tuition fees that will carry a student throughout their undergraduate years.

All goals reached are based on the fundraising efforts of the Westland Foundation's board members and volunteers.

The Westland Foundation Education Fund is committed to creating post-secondary scholarships for inner-Winnipeg students. It plans on serving the community for the next 100 years and beyond.

The Westland Foundation Education Fund consists of two main elements:


Scholarship

Wherein marks of 80% or higher, and in some instances 70% or higher, earned by a student within our boundaries will result in a minimum of $50.00 (as of September 2018) being held in trust and credited towards tuition at a post-secondary school of their choosing when the student decides to go to a post-secondary school.

Should the student decide not to pursue post-secondary studies immediately following high school, the funds will continue to be held in trust for 30 months, after which the award would revert back to the Foundation in order to assist others.


Above information is directly from the Westland Foundation website westlandfoundation.ca.



Westland Foundation Scholarship Application
Westland Foundation Scholarship Statistics
Westland Foundation Scholarship Boundaries and Schools 
 

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