The Don Stevens Memorial Scholarship
Application Deadline: May 10th, 2024!
About Don
Anyone privileged to know the late Don Stevens of Cherokee County, GA also knew the passion that he had for aviation and for flying all types of aircraft. He was a retired Captain for Delta Airlines and the long-time Chairman of the Cherokee County Airport Authority among many other civic service roles he played over a lifetime of service to his beloved community.
About the Scholarship
Cherokee County Educational Foundation, located in Cherokee County, will award one scholarship to a Class of 2024 graduating senior currently attending a Cherokee County High School who is working toward obtaining a private pilot’s license. Students interested in pursuing this scholarship must complete the application before the due date. Additionally, each applicant must have two references listed. Completed applications must be RECEIVED by the Cherokee County School District Office of Communications by midnight on May 10, 2024.
A committee of representatives from CCEF, CCSD, and the community will review all applications and make the award recommendations. The Cherokee County School Board and CCEF will recognize the student chosen to receive the scholarship at the May 2024 School Board meeting.
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Application Checklist
Make sure that the following are addressed, attached, or completed to ensure that you have submitted a full application.
- Form is complete and accurate. Please use your full legal name, complete address (including P.O. Box, apartment number, etc.) to avoid confusion when matching references with scholarship application.
- An alternate phone number (cell, work, etc.) is included.
- All inquiries within the application are answered completely, honestly and within the parameters set forth. Some questions require multiple responses within tight restraints in an effort to force applicants to be concise yet forthright.
- Application is to be submitted on or before May 10, 2024. Applications that are incomplete, late or that otherwise do not follow directions may not be considered.