The Washington Scholarship is Brought to you by the Security, Integration & Life Safety Association of the NW.
What you’ll need to complete this application
- Official High School Transcripts
Must be converted to 4.0 scale for consideration.
- College Acceptance Letter
- Resume
- Letter of Recommendation
From high school counselor, teacher or outside agency.
- Proof of Parent’s Occupation
Copy of ID or supervisory letter on station letterhead is acceptable. - Essay
Please answer: “What it means to me to have my parent/guardian involved in securing our community.” (500-1,000 words) - Completed Community Service Form
- Optional: Official SAT/ACT Scores
Student’s without test scores will have their GPA more heavily impact their score in the judging process.
Step 1: Students should apply directly to their participating state (where first responder parent serves) or if state is not listed, to ESA directly.
Step 2: Each participating state and the national Electronic Security Association will announce a first-place winner. Scholarship money will be awarded to all first-round winners.
Step 3: Over 20 scholarship prizes will be awarded. The ESA winner and winners from each participating state will be entered into our national finalists round. An overall national scholarship will be awarded, where winners will be considered to win an additional $12,000 for the first-place finalist and $3,000 for the second-place finalist.
Step 4: The first place national winner and the student’s first responder parent/guardian will be flown out to Louisville, KY and acknowledged on the Electronic Security Expo (ESX) Stage on Tuesday, June 4, where they will be presented with a check.
APPLICATION DETAILS
Contact:
Deadline:
Friday, April 12
Award:
$2,500
In addition to this prize, the winner will automatically be entered as a finalist into the ESA National Scholarship:
First Place: $12,000
Second Place: $3,000