High School Scholarships are for graduating high school seniors who reside within the Stanwood-Camano School District or attend school within the district.
Private school students attending school outside the district are eligible if they reside within the district.
Home-schooled students living in the district are eligible.
If awarded, recipients may request an extension on the use of their funds for up to two school years.
Recipients are selected through a multi-step process which includes recommendations from sponsors and SCAF committees. The final list is approved by the SCAF Board of Trustees.
I’m transferring schools. Do I need to notify anyone?
Yes, contact SCAF so funds can be transferred or held appropriately. If SCAF has not received your returned funds, you may need to contact your school and request them to be sent.
My recommender emailed me a letter. Is that okay?
No, only blind recommendations submitted through the application are accepted. Keep the letter though, you may be able to utilize it for other scholarship application processes.
I missed the deadline for claim info. Did I lose my scholarship?
Respond immediately to any notice from SCAF. Delays may result in rescinded funds.
I need help with my application.
Contact SCAF: info@s-caf.org | 360-629-6878 | text 360-474-7086
I got a scholarship but won’t attend school this fall.
SCAF can hold your funds for up to 2 years if you submit an extension form online and stay in contact.
I just moved here. Am I eligible?
Yes!
Do I need a separate community college transcript?
Only if running start classes aren’t included on your high school transcript.
I don’t meet many requirements. Should I still apply?
Absolutely! Over 10 scholarships have zero requirements; every applicant is eligible.
I didn’t take the SAT/ACT. What should I put?
Check "did not take." This will not affect your eligibility.
How many recommendation letters can I provide?
One is required, but you may request up to two.
Want to fund a scholarship?
Our program allows individuals, families, groups, or businesses to offer scholarships without creating their own award process. The deadline to establish a new scholarship for the following year is Dec. 1.