 Shelly Hollingsworth, Department Chair, [email protected]

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, Extension 246 Programs: Early Childhood Education, Health Academy, 10th & 11th Grade  Debra Conn, [email protected]

, Extension 245 Programs: , Auto Body grades 9-11, Commercial Art, Culinary Arts, Computer Repair & Networking, Transportation Services, Welding 

Marcy Leber, Application

Coordinator & Assistant,  Jessie Finlayson, [email protected]

s , Extension 244 Programs: Health Academy, 9 th & 12 th grade, Auto Body seniors  Anya-Kaye Francis, College & Career Specialist, Anya [email protected]

, Extension 382  Kim Tymoczko, [email protected]

, Extension 242 Programs: Academy of Architecture, Business Health Administration, Journalism, ROTC

    Florida’s Scholarship Program for students attending colleges and universities in Florida Grades/GPA Test Scores Courses  www.FLVC.org

    Submit your proposal BEFORE you do the service Keep a log of your hours – AND MAKE A COPY FOR YOUR RECORDS!

Turn in your log to Ms. Francis Monitor your progress in your junior & senior year on Edsby

 Florida Academic Scholars • • 3.5 core GPA 1290 SAT/29 ACT  • 100 hours of approved community service Florida Medallion Scholars • • • 3.0 core GPA 1170 SAT/26 ACT 75 hours of approved community service

 Florida Gold Seal • • • 3.0 core GPA in vocational classes 880 SAT/18 ACT 40 hours of approved community service

 EVERY CLASS, EVERY DAY, EVERY YEAR  Any D’s or F’s should be redone • • • FLVS Night School (this is the last year) During School Day

 Monthly Scholarship Bulletin • • Pick up in Guidance Look at it on Edsby www.fastweb.com

Be sure any internet sites you use are secure. Ask your counselor if you are unsure.

Fastweb is the most popular, easiest to use, and most productive – Check it out!

Hillsborough Education Foundation Athletic & Talent Awards Target, Bright House, Coke, Stein Mart, etc.

School-Based Awards

Don’t fall for these SCHOLARSHIP SCAMS 1. Cash up front – You should NOT have to pay money to get money. There should not be a processing fee or application fee.

2. Free Seminar – Stay away from free sessions that promise to give you scholarship information. This is a ploy to get you in their door then pay for their services.

3. Rewards without entries - Pop up ads, unsolicited communications – DO NOT REPLY OR CLICK ON THE POP-UP.

4. Time-Sensitive Awards – “Act Now” “Limited Quantity” – anything that sounds urgent often is not. Scholarships have deadlines, but they are normally well in advance.

5. Guarantees – There are no guarantees for legitimate scholarships