Opalco Scholarship Applications Due March 11

Posted February 25, 2016 at 5:35 am by

Rally Scholars and Chaperones - Contributed photo

Rally Scholars and Chaperones – Contributed photo

Opalco Scholarship Applications Due March 11 – Get Up To $1,600 + Co-Op Leadership Camp

What do San Juan County high-school scholars say about the Youth Rally and OPALCO’s Scholarship Program?

  • “My sense of the world was changed …”
    –Brodie Miller, Spring Street School
  • “I made friendships that will last a lifetime…”
    –Cameron Schuh, Orcas Island High School
  • “I had an amazing time at the Rally. They did a perfect job of balancing education and fun.”
    –Marné Cook, Lopez High School
  • “The Rally changed my outlook on the future…”
    –Peter Kamin, Orcas Christian School

opalco-logoOPALCO established the Nourdine Jensen Cooperative Youth Scholarship Program in 2010 to honor longtime Co-op board member Nourdine Jensen. The program is open to sophomores and juniors of OPALCO member households. The award includes a $500 OPALCO college scholarship, an all-expenses-paid trip to the Youth Rally Co-op leadership camp in Idaho, and the chance to compete for additional scholarship awards at the Rally.

The Youth Rally is a fun-packed week of activity including a day at the water park, roller skating, volleyball, bowling, social dances, team-building games and educational sessions on leadership and the power industry. The College of Idaho campus is an ideal home base for this summer adventure.

It’s easy to apply: fill out a one-page application and write a one-page letter explaining why you would be a good ambassador of OPALCO. Applications are online: www.opalco.com/members/youth-rally-scholarships/. Applications are due on Friday, March 11th at 4:30 pm to Suzanne Olson – solson [@] opalco.com. Please call Suzanne at 360-376-3537 if you have questions.

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