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Scholarship Notebooks 2026

Scholarship Notebooks have now been distributed to donors. Please reach out to the Counseling Office if you have any questions. 
 

Would you like to know more about our Scholarship Notebook program? Check out our Student Guide to learn more about this beloved tradition, now entering its 81st year! You can also check out a recording from a recent after school presentation - Scholarship Notebooks 101 & High School & Beyond.

Click here to join the Scholarship Notebook Google Classroom!

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Important Dates and Events

  • Nov. 5th - Trade & Tech Night, hosted by College Success Foundation
  • Dec. 19th (SCHOLARSHIP NOTEBOOK DUE DATE) - PAHS Staff Letter of Recommendations Requests  
  • Jan 8th through Feb 12th - Scholarship Notebook Assistance, Drop-In Thursdays at Lunch (Stay tuned for details!)
  • Feb 11th and 12th - Scholarship Notebook Assistance, 3p to 5p in PAHS Library (Stay tuned for details)
  • Feb. 16th (SCHOLARSHIP NOTEBOOK DUE DATE) - Scholarship Notebooks (midnight deadline!)
  • May 20th - Scholarship Awards Night
  • June 3rd  (SCHOLARSHIP NOTEBOOK DUE DATE) - Thank You Cards

 

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Contact Us 

Charity Brock
PAHS Scholarship Notebook Coordinator
cbrock@portangelesschools.org
360-452-7602
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General Scholarship Information

Financial assistance for college comes from four main sources: colleges, the government, national and regional scholarships, and local scholarships.

Local Scholarships: The Port Angeles community has one of the most successful local scholarship programs in the state, awarding about $500,000 annually to graduates. Scholarships are available for students planning to attend technical, vocational, community, or four-year colleges.

Accessing Scholarships: Port Angeles High School helps students find regional and national scholarships by posting applications on its website.

Government Aid: The federal and state governments offer grants and loans based on financial need. Families should complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) in early October. The high school partners with Peninsula College to hold an annual workshop explaining these programs.

College-Specific Scholarships: Colleges themselves award the most scholarships. Students should visit the websites of their intended colleges to learn about available scholarships and apply as soon as they are accepted. High school juniors are encouraged to work with the College Success Foundation Representative or their Counselor to identify potential schools. Considering scholarship offerings can be an important factor in deciding where to apply.


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