Scholarships
The Bethel Education Foundation Scholarship provides a $1,000 scholarship for up to three graduating seniors who need financial assistance in order to further their education at an accredited 4-year college/university on a full-time basis.
Criteria:
Student must work with BHS Guidance Office to receive form and submit.
Criteria:
- Applicant must be a resident of Bethel, CT and a U.S. Citizen.
- Applicant requires financial assistance in order to further their education at an accredited four-year college or university on a full-time basis.
- Applicant must not have been granted a full scholarship to any institution of higher learning.
- Applicant must have a record of solid academic achievement in a college-preparatory curriculum.
- Applicant must demonstrate traits of high personal character. (Student should have a record of community service.)
Student must work with BHS Guidance Office to receive form and submit.
Award:
Questions and completed applications should be emailed to betheledfoundation@yahoo.com.
- Winners’ names will be announced at the Senior Awards ceremony. A check will be mailed to awardees and made out to the accredited institution in which the student is enrolled. Scholarship funds will not be paid directly, nor reimbursed, to an award recipient.
- This scholarship is non-renewable.
- Family members of current BEF Directors are not eligible.
Questions and completed applications should be emailed to betheledfoundation@yahoo.com.
2017 Scholarship RecipientsJessica MacIntyre and Brian Carraturo
The scholarships were in the amount of $1,000. Photo credit: Dan DeBlois
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2016 Scholarship RecipientsBryan Bornn and Molly Dolman.
The scholarships were in the amount of $1,000. Photo credit: Dan DeBlois
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2015 Scholarship Recipients
Jack Fritch and Quinn Vissak.
The scholarships were in the amount of $5,000 through a grant provided by AT&T Photo credit: Dan DeBlois.
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2014 Scholarship Recipients
Kilwienny Gomes and Danielle Spinella.
The scholarships were in the amount of $2,500. These grants were possible thanks to a grant from AT&T and help from State Representative Dan Carter.
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