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CASCWA TAKES GREAT PRIDE IN THE NUMBERS OF SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED ANNUALLY!  BELOW , YOU WILL FIND INFOMATION ON EACH CASCWA SECTION'S ANNUALPROCESS.  APPLICATION, DEADLINES AND RECIPIENT RECOGNITION WILL BE UPDATED DURING THE COURSE OF THE SCHOOL YEAR!

At the end of each school year, CASCWA's number one priority is to recognize graduating seniors who have overcome adversity and will be continuing with their education in the fall.  Student scholarships are given out each year by all four CASCWA sections. Please visit each section's information below to learn more about the rich history of these scholarship programs. Each year, over $10,000 is given out statewide to students who have overcome adversity to graduate from high school and to go on to continue with their education.


CASCWA BAY SECTION SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION IS NOW AVAILABLE 

BAY SECTION SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS 2023-2024

Each year Bay Section CASCWA, California Association of Supervisors of Child Welfare and Attendance, awards $500.00 scholarships to graduating high school seniors who have overcome unique challenges and difficulties. The students we want to recognize and honor are those who may have had to overcome barriers to success early on due to personal or family challenges, excessive absence or discipline concerns.


2024 Bay Section's Scholarship Letter and Application Links: 

Click here for link to the 22-23 CASCWA Bay Section Scholarship Letter:

Click here for the link to the 23-24 CASCWA Bay Section Scholarship Application Form:

A complete application packet for this scholarship award shall include:

● Google Application Form (link above)

● A personal letter/statement (approximately 1 page, typed) which describes the obstacles you have faced, your progress in spite of difficulties and your plans for further education or training; uploaded in the Google form.

● One letter of recommendation, uploaded in the Google form.

● Complete transcript – freshman through first semester of senior year, uploaded in the Google form.

Deadline: Applications must be received by Friday, March 15, 2024

Award recipients will need to provide verification of enrollment in college or vocational school prior to receiving the scholarship.

In the event of any questions, please contact Celeste Pracale at cpracale@husd.k12.ca.us



Dear Educators:

Each year Bay Section CASCWA, California Association of Supervisors of Child Welfare and Attendance, awards $500.00 scholarships to graduating high school seniors who have overcome unique challenges and difficulties. The students we want to recognize and honor are those who may have had to overcome barriers to success early on due to personal or family challenges, excessive absence or discipline concerns.

These students may have benefited from the intervention of a school counselor, community agency, a child welfare and attendance educator/worker, or other.

Please help us to reach exceptional students who are working wholeheartedly to improve their circumstances. Eligible students include those attending a four-year college/university, community college, or vocational school. Please share with eligible students and with those that support them, including College & Career Coordinators, Guidance Counselors, and others who work with graduating seniors.

Thank you for your support!

Sincerely,

Celeste Pracale 


BAY SECTION SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS 2022-23

Eligibility: Scholarships will be awarded to graduating high school seniors who have overcome unique challenges and difficulties.

Award: $500 scholarship per student toward further education or training.

Bay Section's Scholarship Letter and Application Links: 

Click here for link to the 22-23 CASCWA Bay Section Scholarship Letter:

Click here for the link to the 22-23 CASCWA Bay Section Scholarship Application Form:

A complete application packet for this scholarship award shall include:

● Google Application Form (link above)

● A personal letter/statement (approximately 1 page, typed) which describes the obstacles you have faced, your progress in spite of difficulties and your plans for further education or training; uploaded in the Google form.

● One letter of recommendation, uploaded in the Google form.

● Complete transcript – freshman through first semester of senior year, uploaded in the Google form.

Deadline: Applications must be received by Friday, April 28, 2023

Award recipients will need to provide verification of enrollment in college or vocational school prior to receiving the scholarship.

In the event of any questions, please contact Celeste Pracale at cpracale@husd.k12.ca.us



CASCWA DELTA SIERRA SECTION SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION 


The annual Richard C. Davis scholarship was established by the Delta Sierra Section of the California Association of Supervisors Child Welfare and Attendance to recognize the contributions Rich C. Davis has made to the association and for the enduring services he has rendered to school age students.

Up to six, $1000 scholarships will be awarded to a Continuation or Alternative school graduate who is planning to continue their education in college or a vocational training school. The scholarship award was designed to recognize the resiliency of a student who has overcome personal obstacles to graduate from high school in one of the Delta Sierra Section’s regions: Alpine, Amador, Butte, Calaveras, Colusa, Del Norte, El Dorado, Glenn, Lassen, Modoc, Nevada, Placer, Plumas, Sacramento, Shasta, Sierra, Siskiyou, Sutter, Tehama, Trinity, Yolo or Yuba Counties.

A continuation or alternative school student is defined as eighteen (18) years old or younger, who returns to school and graduates from high school, continuation school, a regional occupational program (ROP), community school or juvenile court school.

Required Materials:

 Application Form
 Upload - Letter of Recommendation from an attendance supervisor, principal, vice principal, counselor or teacher
 Upload - Verification of student status towards graduation, acceptance to college or planned program for
advance training

Delta Sierra is also proud to announce the offering of a recurring scholarship opportunity to previous Richard C. Davis Scholarship recipients. To re-apply for the Richard C. Davis Scholarship, students must still be attending college or a vocational training school to be considered. 

If you would like to apply for the Richard C. Davis scholarship, please use the link below to apply online. All applications are due by April 5, 2024

2024 Richard C Davis Scholarship Application

Congratulations!

Delta Sierra section proudly presents Brea Davis; she is a Richard C. Davis Scholarship recipient for 2021!  Ms. Davis is a graduate of Rio Cazadero High School in Sacramento, CA.  She plans to enroll at Consumnes River College in the fall  to earn a degree in Business. Her ultimate goal is to run her own barbershop in the Sacramento area. Congratulations Brea!  


CASCWA'S SAN JOAQUIN SECTION SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION 


CASCWA DELTA SIERRA SECTION SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION 





It was on May 17, 2024, at the CASCWA State Conference, that the San Joaquin Section exceeded $255,000 in Anthony Brucia Success Awards!

The San Joaquin section's five 2024 high school winners were all honored at their school and the San Joaquin CASCWA annual scholarship awards luncheon.  There were even additional winners through our partner:  SafeLaunch.  You can find all the ceremony information, our winners and pictures on the Anthony Brucia Success Awards webpage, or San Joaquin Executive Board page.  Also, many of our past high school winners who are advancing their education, will soon be receiving their "continuing" scholarship grants.

Some of our 2024 winners....



ANTHONY BRUCIA SUCCESS AWARDS PROGRAM

The Anthony Brucia Success Awards are the heart of the San Joaquin section of CASCWA. They are named after a high school graduate who made a positive change to find success. 

CASCWA’s San Joaquin section is made up of Central California school professionals who work with students in areas of attendance, truancy or behavior matters.  By providing cash awards and scholarships, we recognize those students who, through hard work and support, made the commitment and succeeded in improving their character.   Simply put, they “turned it around.”  We urge school staff in comprehensive, alternative or charter schools to help identify and assist those students who are applying for these unique grants.  For the students who win this award, it represents a belief in them, recognition of their achievements, and commitment to their future.  The application and additional, highly useful application information can be found on the ANTHONY BRUCIA SUCCESS AWARDS page.

Each recipient receivea $1,000 cash grant and is eligible to receive an additional $1,000/year for the next three years if they remain enrolled in school in good standing. 

The “Anthony Brucia Success Awards” are funded by the workshops put on by the San Joaquin Section of CASCWA and through donations to the Anthony Brucia Success Awards Foundation.

Thanks to everyone in the San Joaquin section that participated in the evaluation of applications, and special thanks to Sergio Mendoza, Scholarship Committee Co-Chair and Joe Brucia, who created this scholarship to honor the memory of his son Anthony and was present at the luncheon to present the awards..

Please click on the Anthony Brucia Success Awards link highlighted above to learn more about the scholarship information


CASCWA SOUTHERN SECTION SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION 



SOUTHERN SECTION SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION DEADLINE IS MARCH 31st


The Lillie Wilson Scholarship was established by CASCWA Southern Section in recognition of Lillie Wilson’s many years of service to CASCWA and to Southern California youth.

Several $1,000 scholarships will be awarded to graduating seniors that have overcome adversity with the support of a CASCWA member and plan to continue their education via college or career training.

APPLICATION:

1. Student Essay - maximum two page, double spaced 12 point font including:

  • Brief description of the student’s background

  • How the student overcame adversity

  • How school personnel/CASCWA member helped the student

  • Future educational plans & how the scholarship will benefit them

2. Media Release Form- Signed by parent/guardian of student

3. CASCWA Member Nomination Statement - one page describing the student’s involvement with Child Welfare & Attendance and how the student overcame adversity.

4. CASCWA Member must complete the 2024 Lillie Wilson Scholarship Nomination Form and upload the following:

  • Student Essay
  • CASCWA Nomination Statement 
  • Media Release Form signed by guardian.

5. Students chosen to receive the scholarship will be recognized at the student’s Senior Awards Night or other appropriate ceremony by the nominating CASCWA Member with a certificate and gift provided to you from the CASCWA Southern Section Board.

6. Instructions will be sent to scholarship recipients regarding requesting the scholarship funds be sent to their educational institution.

    APPLICATION DEADLINE:  March 31, 2024. 

    Scholarship applicants & CASCWA members will be notified in early April!

    Questions? Please email Angela Allen-Hess at aallenhess@nmusd.us 


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    Southern Section’s Scholarship fund.


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    2023 California Laws Relating to Minors

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