Scholarship Awards Night

May 12, 2022 at 6 PM
Port Angeles High School Auditorium

Students will receive a notification if they won an award through the scholarship notebook application process. Student who did win are welcome to bring friends and family to the event. 

Students will be seated in the first few rows, with donors right behind them, and family/friends behind them. 

A meet & greet and reception will take place in the PAHS Student Center immediately following the event. 

We hope to see you there! 

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Questions? 

Contact Andrea Dusenko
College Success Foundation
[email protected]

Contact Matthew Moore
General Scholarship Notebook Assistance
[email protected]

Contact Katie Kozlosky
PAHS Scholarship Coordinator
[email protected]

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Scholarships 

Check back later for updated scholarships!

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Resources

Scholarship Notebook Instructions

Letter of Recommendation worksheet

2021-2022 FAFSA 
(opens October 1st)

Federal Student Aid Information

The Washboard
If you have not set up a profile on thewashboard.org yet, you should set one up ASAP! There are numerous scholarships available on this site - many of them are local!

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General Scholarship Information

Financial assistance for college comes primarily from four sources: the colleges themselves, the government, national and regional scholarships, and local scholarships. The Port Angeles community has one of the most successful local scholarship programs in the state, awarding approximately $500,000 a year to graduates. There are scholarships for students planning to attend technical colleges, vocational colleges, community colleges and four-year colleges.

Port Angeles High School also helps students access regional and national scholarships by posting scholarship applications on this website. 

The federal and state government offer grants and loans, mostly based on financial need. Families complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) in early October. The high school partners with Peninsula College to hold a workshop each year to explain these government programs. 

The largest amount of scholarships are awarded by the colleges themselves. College catalogs and web sites have specific information on their offerings, so we highly encourage students to visit the website of their intended college to see what scholarships they offer and should apply immediately upon acceptance to their college. High school juniors should get help from the College Success Foundation Representative or their Counselor to develop a list of potential schools of interest. Scholarship offerings are one factor to consider when deciding where to apply.


Financial Aid Facts

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