Application is due to Saputo by April 21, 2024.

Please send to Saputo directly:

Saputo Black Creek

Attn:  Human Resources

307 N. Clark St.

Black Creek, WI 54106

The application for fall 2024 scholarships opens March 1^st and is open through April 30^th.  We need your help to spread the word to students!  One application submitted and they can match up to multiple scholarships!

 Sutdents should see Hannah (Career Coach) for any questions for NWTC scholarships!!

Here are the simple steps for students to apply: (more details on attachment “Applying for NWTC Scholarships”)

1.)    Log into the my.NWTC student portal

2.)    Click on the “Finances” header

3.)    Scroll down and click on the “Apply for a Scholarship” link under the “Scholarships” header

4.)    Click on the “Start Application” button and follow directions

·        “Student scholarship application help guide” is attached for more details in assisting students

·        “Scholarship FAQ” – answers to frequently asked questions regarding applications (this document is also on the application home page for students)

PLEASE NOTE:  For an application to be qualified and reviewed for scholarships, the student must have one completed letter of recommendation.  If you are asked to complete one, please do your best to complete it or decline it in a timely manner so that they may add a new reference. 

Wendy M Challis

K12 Relations / Learning Solutions

Northeast Wisconsin Technical College  |  2740 West Mason St, Green Bay, WI 54307  |  Website: www.nwtc.edu
Office: 920.491.2600|  Fax: 920.498.5522 |  Email: wendy.challis@nwtc.edu

Career & Technical Education Resources

The primary objective of this grant is to support those graduates who may encounter unique or formidable financial barriers.

To ensure an equitable distribution of this grant, we propose the following criteria for candidates:

1. Essay Requirement: Applicants are asked to submit an essay outlining their need for the grant funds and detailing their intended use of the funds. This essay should provide insights into the financial challenges they may face and how the grant would contribute to their ability to pursue their chosen career path immediately after graduation.
2. Academic Achievement: While not the sole criterion, preference will be given to applicants with a proven record of academic achievement during their high school years.
3. Career Path: Priority will be given to candidates pursuing skilled labor career paths.
4. Commitment to Community: Applicants should demonstrate a commitment to giving back to the community, either through volunteer work or other forms of community involvement.

To reiterate, this grant program is specifically designed for graduates who have opted not to pursue secondary education but are instead entering the workforce directly. The funds are intended to assist these individuals in overcoming financial obstacles as they embark on their career journeys immediately after graduation.

Applicants should submit their application to the School Counselor by April 1st each year.

• Recipient will have recieved a previous Proper Scholarship
• Show evidence that have maintained a "B" average in college
• Must include grades from current college or university
• Due May 15th!!!