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Fall 2008 Newsletter:

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Contact Us!

Twenty First Century Scholars Program
Southern Indiana Scholars Support Program
3303 Plaza Dr. Suite 1
New Albany, IN 47150
1-800-239-0698
Fax (812) 949-5188

 

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Our Mission

It's never too early to start planning for college.
The Twenty-First Century Scholars Program can help. If you're an Indiana seventh or eighth-grader who qualifies for the program, you can get up to four years of undergraduate college tuition to attend an eligible Indiana public or private college, university or proprietary institution.

 

The Twenty-First Century Scholars Program was established to:

• Increase the number of students entering college and other institutions of higher education.
• Decrease drug and alcohol use by encouraging higher educational pursuits.
• Decrease the number of students who withdraw from high school before graduation.
• Increase the number of students who are prepared to enter the workforce upon graduation.
• Increase individual economic productivity.
• Improve the overall quality of life for Indiana students.

 

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Our Staff

 

 

 

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Students

We have a variety of resources available for our students. From the links on the other pages to downloadable checklists for our Juniors and Seniors.

 

Fall 2008 Newsletter:

• Fall 2008 Newsletter

Junior Year Checklists:

• Junior Year Early Awareness Workshop Checklist
• Junior Pre-College Calendar and Checklist

 

Senior Year Checklists:

• Senior/Parent Checklist

 

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Parents

 

County Parent Leaders

Beverly Hazel
Beverly Hazel has been with the program since 2003; she is the parent leader for Crawford County and has two scholars. One is attending Evansville University.

Connie Martin
Connie Martin has been with the program since 2001; she is the parent leader for Clark County and she has six children, four of which are scholars.

Katie Martin
Katie Martin has been active with the program for several years, but recently became a county parent leader in 2008; she is the parent leader for Floyd County and volunteers to help with Clark County as well.

Bobbi Jo Barlow
Bobbi Jo Barlow is the county parent leader for Scott County. We are glad to have her back!

Karen Gleitz
Karen has recently rejoined the program as the county parent leader for Harrison County. We are glad to have her back!

KnowHow2Go Parent Leader

Tammy Grant
Tammy Grant is our new 2007-2008 KnowHow2Go Parent leader. She has one student that is a scholar at Jeffersonville High School.

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