Shinnecock Indian Education Program

Work Ethic Scholarship Program Apply by the deadline on April 14, 2022, at 11:59 PM PT. Requirements: * Enroll in an approved program.... * Sign the S.W.E.A.T. Pledge. * Answer 4 questions about the S.W.E.A.T. Pledge. * Make a video. * Have 2 solid references from a teacher or boss. * Verify your school costs. * Provide high school or college transcript. * Submit your most recent 1040 tax form. Description: Mike Rowe Works is giving away $1,000,000 for this year’s Work Ethic Scholarship Program. Through this program, we recognize people who understand the importance of work ethic, personal responsibility, delayed gratification, and a positive attitude. These are hardworking men and women who will keep the lights on, water running, and air flowing. These are people who show up early, stay late, and bust their asses day in and out. It’s not for everyone. Hard workers are hard to find, but we know you’re out there. https://www.mikeroweworks.org/scholarship/

Dr. Jong Pil Lee Memorial Scholarship Deadline: Friday, January 28th Award: $1,500... Eligibility: * Long Island students of African American, Native American or Non-European Hispanic American descent. * Applications are accepted from students who have a cumulative B average or better and are seriously planning to major in mathematics at college. All applications and correspondence should be sent via email sent through an official email address from your school to: Conference Board Scholarship Committee Chairperson, Bruce Waldner, at [email protected] https://limathconference.org/scholarship/

Shinnecock Indian Education Open House Tuesday, September 28, 2021 6:30 - 8:30... Please come out and find out the exciting things that will be happening this year and register your child. Food and refreshments will be served!

Congratulations to Shinnecock Tribal Citizen Kenneth Coard!!!! https://riverheadlocal.com//meet-kenneth-coard-riverheads/

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This one melted my icy heart. Jennifer Rocha is the the first member of her family ever to attain a University degree. She took her graduation pictures in the California fields where she has worked along her immigrant farmworker parents harvesting vegetables, for many years.