The Wayne County Community Foundation manages over 150 scholarship funds, each with their own criteria.
Scholarships through WCCF may be used for tuition and fees (not including room and board) required for enrollment or attendance at the educational institution. Fees, books, supplies and equipment directly required for courses of instruction are eligible if they can be purchased directly from the school. If the scholarship is used for any other expense, the IRS considers it taxable income for the student.
Certain Scholarships listed below require submitting the Student Aid Report (SAR) Acknowledgment Letter for the upcoming academic year. This report comes from the U.S. Department of Education's Federal Student Aid Office and is a result of completing the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). This is a sample of the SAR. If it is required for a scholarship application, you will be asked to upload your document as a PDF before submitting the application.
If you have yet to determine which educational institution you will be attending at the time of completing the scholarship application, please list your first school of choice on the application. Changes may be made after the application is completed by contacting the Foundation at contact@wccfoh.org.
Note: If you are a recipient of a scholarship through the Wayne County Community Foundation, all monetary awards will be made payable to your account at the post-secondary school you will be or are attending. Unless otherwise stated, checks will be issued in July, prior to the new school year. No checks will be awarded directly to any individuals.
This year eight Wayne County high schools participated in the Scholarship Guide booklet that is mailed to their high school seniors in December.
The Scholarship Guide assists students and their families in obtaining scholarship information for higher education. The guide provides information for over 100 scholarships that are being awarded by foundations, corporations, governmental agencies, clubs, and other organizations on the local, regional, state, and national levels.
To view the entire Guide, click on the booklet cover on the left.
If you need further information or assistance, contact your high school guidance counselor, listed in the guide, or contact the Wayne County Community Foundation at 330-262-3877.
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Back to topKristen Jackson Scholarship
Eligibility: Northwestern High School student who has participated in the Northwestern High School band.There are no matching scholarships for this area
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Back to topEd and Karen Sims Scholarship
Eligibility: This scholarship is available to current Rittman High School graduating seniors who have attended RHS all four years. Applicants must have participated in the RHS Marching and Concert Bands(s) all four years of high school, maintaining a minimum of a “B” in every semester of band for all four years, be in the top 50% of their graduating class, and plan to attend an accredited four-year college or university. Previous recipients majoring in music (education, performance, or composition) who have maintained a 3.00 GPA on a 4.00 scale may reapply.There are no matching scholarships for this area
Back to topRoxanne Teague Memorial Band Scholarship
Eligibility: Applicants must be current graduating seniors of Triway High School who plan to pursue a post-secondary education (including vocational/technical education programs). Applicants must have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.00 on a 4.00 scale. Applicants should demonstrate a dedication to the instrumental music program at Triway, good character, positive attitude, and leadership qualities as reflected in activities and accomplishments. First preference shall be given to those pursuing a degree in music and/or education. Applicants are required to submit a quality essay describing how participating in the Triway music program has impacted their life. Essay shall be no longer than two pages, typed and double-spaced utilizing Times New Roman font size 12.There are no matching scholarships for this area
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Back to top?>Wayne County
Community Foundation
517 North Market Street
Wooster, Ohio 44691
Phone: (330) 262-3877
Fax: (330) 262-8057
Email: contact@wccfoh.org