A Guide to Available Local Scholarships - Hanover Public Schools

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90. Marie Sisk Scholarship sponsored by the Walnut Hill Garden Club $800 awarded in 2010 91. South Shore Savings Bank Citizenship Award $500 awarded in 2010 92. South Shore Tennis 0Association Scholarship 2 $500 scholarships to be awarded in 2011 Eligibility Requirements: A graduating Hanover High School senior planning to pursue a field of study in the environmental or other science majors will be considered for selection by a committee appointed by the principal of HHS. Chairperson: Mrs Gina Kmito, President Walnut Hill Garden Club 66 Jay’s Lane Hanover, MA 02339 781-826-7098 Eligibility Requirements: A Hanover High School student who displays personal qualities of sincerity, responsibility and conscientiousness. A student who has demonstrated a commitment and concern for the community. Someone who has made his or her school a better place because they were part of it. . Contact: Hanover High School Guidance Office 287 Cedar Street Hanover, MA 02339 (781) 878-3990 Eligibility Requirements: The 2011 So. Shore Tennis Assoc. scholarship will be awarded to one Hanover High School senior boy and one Hanover High School senior girl who has been accepted to a two or four year college. The recipients must have participated in the Hanover High Varsity/JV tennis program for a minimum of 2 years, one of which is their senior year. Students must have demonstrated true sportsmanship both on and off the tennis court. Financial need will not be a criterion for the awards. No minimum grade average requirement for scholarship eligibility. The recipients of the scholarships will be determined by the Hanover High School scholarship committee. This scholarship is offered to various towns on the south shore on a rotating basis. 93. Margaret Burns Memorial Scholarship sponsored by the Walnut Hill Garden Club $500 awarded in 2010 94. William J. Woodward, Jr. and Richard Kamppila Memorial Scholarship Two $500 scholarships awarded in 2010 Eligibility Requirements: Limited to a graduating Hanover High School senior, who is planning to pursue a field of study in environmental sciences, agriculture or horticulture. Selection by committee appointed by the Principal of Hanover High School. Chairperson: Mrs Gina Kmito, President Walnut Hill Garden Club 66 Jay’s Lane Hanover, MA 02339 (781) 826-7098 Eligibility Requirements: One male and one female athlete who played two (2) varsity sports. Selection by committee appointed by the principal of Hanover High School. Contact: Hanover High School Guidance Office 287 Cedar Street Hanover, MA 02339 (781) 878-3990 32
SYNOPSIS OF FEDERAL CIVIL RIGHTS LAWS AND DISTRICT COORDINATOR INFORMATION PUBLIC SCHOOLS SYNOPSIS OF LAWS EQUAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES LAWS Equal Educational Opportunities Act of 1974 Coordinator: Charles Egan 1-781-871-1122 This federal statute prohibits states from denying equal educational opportunities to an individual based on certain protected classifications including national origin. It specifically prohibits denying equal educational opportunities by failing to take appropriate action to overcome language barriers that impede equal participation by its students in its instructional programs. (20 USC S1203(f) Mass. General Laws CH.76, S5 (also known as Chapter 622) Coordinator: Risa Mancillas 1-781-878-7228 This state law provides that "[n]o person shall be excluded from or discriminated against in admission to a public school of any town, or in obtaining the advantages, privileges and courses of study of such public school on account of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, or sexual orientation." McKinney-Veneto Homeless Assistance Program Homeless Liaison: Ellen Witter-Harrington 1-781-878-0786 McKinney-Vento is the primary piece of federal legislation dealing with the education of children and youth experiencing homelessness in U.S. public schools. It was reauthorized as Title X, Part C, of the No Child Left Behind Act in January 2002. SPECIAL EDUCATION Chapter 688 (transition planning) Coordinator: Ellen Witter-Harrington 1-781-878-0786 School districts file a Chapter 688 referral for students with severe disabilities who will need continued services and supports after their eligibility for special education ceases. School districts must make Chapter 688 referrals at least 2 years before the student is expected to graduate from school or turn 22 years of age. This allows time to determine the student's eligibility for adult services and for agencies to include the anticipated cost of services for the student in its budget request that it submits to the state legislature each year. Scholarship/forms/eeoguidelines 33
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