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Youth Education Foundation
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Youth Education Foundation Scholarship

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Applications are currently being accepted for the 2013-2014 Youth Education Foundation Scholarship.  Please see below for further information about this scholarship.

 

 To download the application CLICK HERE

 

About the Scholarship / Eligibility

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- Currently be enrolled in an accredited college or university.

- Fulltime resident of South Texas

- Classified as an undergraduate/graduate during the 2012-2013 school year. High school seniors    who are enrolled in a dual credit program are not eligible for this scholarsh

- Cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher.

- Enrolled in full-time study in 2013-2014.

- Such additional criteria as may be established by the Youth Education Foundation Board of Directors.

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Amount of Scholarship: Scholarships in the amount of $500 to $2,000 will be awarded.

 


 

YEF Board of Trustees

David Ballard, Chair  
Jay Stanley, Vice Chair  
Pat Frost, Treasurer  
   
Brandy Chenault Mark Schwarz
Sam Noble Ted Terry
Keith Orme Tom Veitch
Karen Rankin Klaus Weiswurm
Art Riklin Cliff Waller
Mark Outlaw Duncan Wimpress

 


 

Where are they now?

Former YEF Scholarship Recipient Jose De Leon, was recently featured in an article in Today's Catholic.  José  a high school teacher at St. Gerard Catholic High School, carefully monitors the progress of each student at St. PJ’s. He offers individualized instruction on core curriculum to students.

 

De Leon, who formerly worked with at-risk students in the South San Independent School District, embraces his ministry of teaching at St. PJ’s. “My position at St. PJ’s has been a blessing,” he said. I’m in a position to both educate and mentor young adults with troubling backgrounds. These are the target students who need special attention to get back on track to an educated, stable and healthy life. It is truly rewarding work to be a positive influence in all of their lives.” De Leon’s use of Differentiated Instruction (DI) has proven immensely successful. Rivera remarked of De Leon, “His success rate with previous students made him a natural fit for the satellite campus.”

 

To read more about Jose, visit http://www.satodayscatholic.com/Youth_StGerardStPJ.aspx.