Sequim Education Foundation has scholarship opportunities for 2018’s graduating high school seniors

SEQUIM — The Sequim Education Foundation is offering scholarship opportunities to 2018 graduating seniors.

Each scholarship is listed on www.WashBoard.org with a complete description of eligibility and application requirements.

Application deadlines for all scholarships are March 10.

Applications will be evaluated by the SEF Scholarship Committee, which consists of SEF board members and community members.

Notifications will be made no later than May 25 for this year’s recipients.

Scholarship opportunities include:

• Jane Q. Miller and Gertrude Greenside Scholarship: Two $2,000 scholarships, with possible renewal for up to three years.

• June Robinson Scholarship in Journalism or History: One $2,500 scholarship, with possible renewal for up to three years.

• Ray and June Robinson STEM Scholarship: One $2,500 scholarship, with possible renewal for up to three years.

• Woodward P. Ward Fund: Two $2,000 scholarships.

For more information, contact the foundation at 360-461-2762 or sequim educationfoundation@gmail.com.

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