Class of 2022 Scholarship Recipients
- ncefcomms
- Aug 31, 2022
- 2 min read
NCEF is honored to announce that $86,450 worth of scholarships were awarded to the North Clackamas Class of 2022. NCEF awarded 29 scholarships to 26 students in 6 schools. Every single scholarship had an application, a mighty cause for celebration. These students will use their scholarships to attend trade schools, community colleges, and four year universities. Students aspire to be chefs, dentists, social workers, radiologists, teachers, chemists, and artists. We are honored to be able to support them on their journeys forward!
Please enjoy these excerpts from thank you letters sent by the recipients:
“I was absolutely thrilled and honored to learn I was selected as a recipient for this scholarship award. It means a lot to me and will be helpful in my college journey." Georgia, Clackamas Web Academy
"I truly appreciate the effort that was put into providing me and students like myself support for the next stages of our lives. It is a great blessing and honor to receive this scholarship…I hope that others in the future also receive this opportunity from great providers like you! Thank you once again." Daniel, Clackamas High School
This scholarship will help me achieve my dreams of making the world a more inclusive place for those with mental health issues and disabilities.” Emilyanne, Nelson High School
"Thank you so much for these scholarships and for making it possible to attend my dream college. I will forever be grateful and remember your help in bettering my education." Ashtyn, Milwaukie High School
"Thank you for choosing me to receive this scholarship. I will use this money to pay for my college tuition as I attend my first year at Oregon State University. Thank you for this generous scholarship, and I will use it wisely over this next year." Jack, Clackamas Middle College
"Thank you for the privilege of receiving the Josh Critchett Memorial Scholarship! I hope to honor Josh's memory as I continue to live out my faith in my community at Oregon State University." Ella, Clackamas High School
I hope to share my knowledge with my future students and give back to the community. I feel so fortunate and flatter to have been selected for the honor of the Future Educator Scholarship. It means the world to me." Addison, Clackamas High School
Thank you to everyone who made these scholarships possible! Because of you, the financial burden on students pursuing higher education will be lessened.
If you’d like to read more about the scholarships NCEF offers, please visit https://www.nc-foundation.org/applications.
If you’d like to donate to a scholarship fund, please visithttps://www.nc-foundation.org/donate.
The pressure back then was intense, and I remember one specific week where I had three finals and a major community project due all at once. I was so stressed about maintaining the grades required for my funding that I actually started looking for online exam helpers just to get some guidance on how to manage the workload without crumbling. It was a real lesson in knowing when to ask for support so you don’t lose sight of the bigger goal. Seeing these faces and their bright futures really makes all that hard work and those late-night study sessions feel worth it. Huge congratulations to everyone on the list.
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I read the announcement about the Class of 2022 Scholarship Recipients and it was uplifting to see the North Clackamas Education Foundation support 26 students with $86,450 in scholarships for trade schools, community colleges, and four‑year universities, with heartfelt thank‑you letters showing how much it meant to them. It made me think about how having extra support, whether financial or something like help with biology class help when courses get tough, can really ease the journey through college and help students focus on their goals.
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