Showing posts with label scholarships. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scholarships. Show all posts
Monday, March 10, 2008
Athletic Scholarships
The New York Times has a good piece today on scholarships and youth athletes, pointing out how great the odds are against a kid getting a decent sports scholarship in college. It mentions, but not enough, in my opinion, the extreme demands on college athletes--really, how much value does a $2,000 scholarship have if a kid is playing a sport virtually full time for a college? And why are high schools holding "signing ceremonies" for students signing letters of intent? When did that baloney start? And why are high schools demanding kids spend so much time--practicies six days a week, for example--to play even jayvee ball?
Saturday, November 24, 2007
South Huntington Scholarship FundRaisers
A South Huntington schools clothing drive raised $2,500 for scholarships, with 18,880 pounds of clothes donated. Congrats to Lynn Judd and all her helpers.
The PTA Council is also selling giftcards for the holidays, also as a scholarship funder. Order forms are available on the PTA section of the disrtic's web site, www.shufsd.org, or at the main office of the high school.
The PTA Council is also selling giftcards for the holidays, also as a scholarship funder. Order forms are available on the PTA section of the disrtic's web site, www.shufsd.org, or at the main office of the high school.
Labels:
fundraisers,
scholarships,
South Huntington PTA
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