Nazareth School Alumni Association Scholarship Foundation
History: |
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| January, 1988 | The Nazareth School Alumnae Association initially conceptualized as a simple pet project the grant of scholarship to poor but deserving high school students of Nazareth School under the initiative of Srs. Maria Hernandez, F.I. and Elena Parcon, F.l., Directress and Principal, respectively, under the administration of Ruth Rana-Padilla. |
| June, 1988 | The first scholarship grant was made possible under the chairmanship of Norma Ipac-Alarcon through its principal sponsors, Metrobank, Unionbank, Meralco and the Coca-Cola Bottling Co. |
| Aug. 25,1993 | The Foundation was made an independent body separate and distinct from the NSAA when it was incorporated with the Securities and Exchange Commission. |
| Feb. 22, 1997 | Formal launching of the Foundation, held at the New World Hotel, coinciding with Nazareth School's Golden Anniversary Celebration and 41st Alumni Homecoming. |
Objectives and Coverage:
- To provide financial aid to poor but deserving high school students of Nazareth School to enable them to complete their secondary studies;
- To encourage alumni to participate in the program by:
- means of contributions, pledges or donations as part of their outreach Christian activity;
- recommending one (1) deserving student to avail of any of the following types of scholarship:
- Full Scholarship - where tuition and miscellaneous fees, and books shall be provided by the Scholarship Committee for the full High School course;
- Half Scholarship - where tuition shall be provided by the Scholarship Committee for the full High School course;
- Grant-in-Aid - where tuition and miscellaneous fees shall be provided by the Scholarship Committee on a yearly basis.
Qualifications for Scholarship (full/half):
The Applicant for the Scholarship grant must satisfy the following criteria:
- FULL SCHOLARSHIP :
- Must have graduated from the elementary of Nazareth School with an average of 85%;
- Must maintain a yearly average of 85% with no-grade lower than 80% until awardee graduates. Failure to attain this will constitute a ground or the withdrawal of support;
- Most needing in financial support (monthly income of PHP8,000.00);
- Of good moral character and must not have been adjudged guilty of any offense requiring disciplinary action;
- Must not currently be a recipient orany study grants or financial assistance or holder of a scholarship grant from the government, schools and other benefactors.
- HALF SCHOLARSHIP :
- Must have finished the first two high school years from Nazareth School with an average or 83%;
- Must maintain a yearly average of 83% with no grade lower than 80% until awardee graduates. Failure to attain this will constitute a ground for the withdrawal of support;
- Most needing in financial support (monthly income of PHP8,000.00);
- Of good moral character and must not have been adjudged guilty of any offense requiring disciplinary action;
- Must not currently be a recipient orany study grants or financial assistance or holder of a scholarship grant from the government, schools and other benefactors.
As a yearly requirement, the applicant must submit two (2) sets ofthe following documents ................ Read more