WEP Scholarship |
WEP Scholarship |
Student Support
Are you a leader and a community volunteer? You may be eligible for our WEP Scholarship.
Award Amounts: $500
Scholarships will be awarded to a student at Beddingfield, Hunt and Fike High School.
Eligibility: Any senior planning to attend a 2 or 4 year college/technical program.
Qualification: To qualify for a WEP Scholarship, the student should:
• volunteer in community/charitable activities (non-school related)
• have a minimum weighted GPA of 3.0
• have a leadership position in a school club, sport or other activity
Scholarship Application
Additional Resources
Student Opportunities |
Student
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Career Health Connections
This program provides students with opportunities to engage and build relationships with business and community leaders through numerous events. Check with your Career Development Coordinator to learn more about:
- Mini Career Fairs
- Job Shadowing
- Internships
- Senior Job Fair
- Connections with Local Business Leaders
- Guest Speakers
- STEM Activities
Career Development Coordinators
Beddingfield – Kelly Lindsey – Kelly.Lindsey@wilsonschoolsnc.net
Fike – Jean Hall – jean.hall@wilsonschoolsnc.net
Hunt – Michelle Greybeal – michelle.graybeal@wilsonschoolsnc.net
Do you need “Volunteer Hours”?
Email WEP Executive Director Robin Williams – rwilliams@wilsonedpartnership.com
College Resources |
College Resources |
CACRAO College Fair
Tuesday, October 8, 2019
Barton College
College Application Week
Apply with no registration fee.
2019 Dates
October 21 – October 25
https://www1.cfnc.org/College_Application_Month/College_Application_Month.aspx
Additional Resources
CFNC (College Foundation of North Carolina) www.cfnc.org/index.jsp
Residency Determination
(you need a CFNC account first) In order for a student to receive the benefits of in-state tuition and state financial aid, a residency determination is required from RDS. https://ncresidency.cfnc.org/residency/#/RESlogin
WEP is able to provide support because of generous gifts made each year by in-vestments from businesses, individuals, and grants with the shared understanding that public education is central to a vibrant and healthy community.