Moses Lake Rotary Club opens annual scholarship application
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The Rotary Club of Moses Lake gave out around $75,000 in scholarships last year to multiple students. The application for this year’s scholarship is now open.
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MOSES LAKE – The Rotary Club of Moses Lake has opened its scholarship application for the 2025-26 school year. The Rotary Club in the spring awarded $75,000 in scholarships.
The scholarships are open for three groups of people: students graduating from Big Bend Community College wishing to continue their education towards a bachelor’s degree, students enrolled at BBCC who graduated from a high school in the BBCC service area pursuing certification in a Workforce Education Program and high school seniors graduating from a high school in the BBCC service district of Grant and Adams counties wishing to pursue training leading in certification in a Workforce Education career.
The applications are due by 5 p.m. Feb. 24. The candidates will be interviewed March 22. Successful candidates will be notified March 28. The scholarship award banquet is May 14.
Those interested in applying may visit https://bit.ly/MLRotaryScholarship.
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