PGKP’s high school program provides the support to strengthen high school academics and to ensure success in college. At the heart of the GRAD high school program is the college scholarship.

GRAD scholarships are fundamental in helping students overcome extraordinary challenges to fulfill their promise of high school graduation and college education. Privately funded at $1,000 per year for up to four years, they are available to GRAD scholars who meet eligibility requirements and enroll in an accredited college or technical school.   A contract signed by a student in his/her freshman year formalizes these requirements and serves as both a guide and motivation for GRAD scholars and their families. 

In its first graduating class in 2007, fourteen out of the nineteen PGKP graduating scholars (73%) reached the academic milestone of enrolling in post-secondary studies. 62% of these are the first generation of their family to attend college. Over the next 3 years, PGKP projects graduating 43 scholars qualifying for scholarships. Sustaining PGKP’s scholarship program is increasingly pivotal in supporting the dreams and potential of our young adults. 

Project GRAD Kenai Peninsula acknowledges and thanks the following donors who have generously contributed to the 2008 Scholarship Fund Drive.

Please consider joining them and making a difference in the life of a youth and Alaska’s future.

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