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Kay Jewell Scholarship Fund

Oklahoma City Community Foundation

Established in honor of the 2004 Putnam City High School Teacher of the Year, this scholarship is awarded to graduating seniors of Putnam City High School who have received specific Individual Education Plan. The scholarhip also gives preference to applicants pursuing education at Francis Tuttle Vocational School.

Key Information

Eligibility Requirements

  • Age/Grade Level:
    Must be a graduating high school senior
  • Financial Need:
    Not Mentioned
  • School:
    Must be a graduating senior of Putnam City High School
  • College:
    Preference may be given to applicants who will attend at Francis Tuttle Vocational School
  • Major/Career:
    Preference may be given to applicants pursuing education
  • Miscellaneous:
    Restricted to students who received specific Individual Education Plan (IEP) services

Application Details

  • Transcript:
    Required
  • Resume/Activity List:
    Required
  • Essay:
    Why do you think you should be awarded this scholarship? (Please limit to 500 words.); Describe your career goals and how your education will help you achieve your goals. What school do you want to attend, and why is this school a good fit for you? (Please limit to 500 words.); Write an essay in which you share information about yourself and your goals: (a) Who and how did someone inspire you to continue your education? (b) Describe a defining moment in your life, and if it was a negative experience, how did you turn it around? (c) Describe a high school classroom activity or assignment that was challenging and gave you a feeling of mastery when completed. (d) Write about an adult you have met through an extracurricular activity who prompted you to consider a career or profession like theirs. Please include reference to your academic/career goals, as well as your extracurricular involvements if applicable. (500 word maximum.)
  • Recommendation Letters:
    Please submit the name and email address of someone--teacher/professor, guidance counselor, principal, community leader, or employer--who can submit a letter of recommendation on your behalf. The person you request a letter from should be able to speak to your abilities and capacity in the areas of education, leadership and community service.
  • Other Materials:
    FAFSA Student Aid Report (SAR); Attach a photograph (head shot style, no "selfies")

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