McDaniel Freshmen and Transfer Students Awarded $100K Educator's Legacy Scholarships

"McDaniel has successfully trained teachers and administrators for over 100 years. The college also has a tradition of producing top educators, including the 2011 National Teacher of the Year Michelle Shearer. We are proud of this legacy and want to celebrate our commitment to educators by rewarding the children of elementary and secondary school employees with this scholarship.”

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McDANIEL COLLEGE AWARDS SELECT FRESHMEN AND TRANSFER STUDENTS WITH $100K EDUCATOR'S LEGACY SCHOLARSHIPS

Educator’s Legacy Scholarships are available to children of employees at K-12 schools or community colleges with at least four years of full-time employment

WESTMINSTER, Md. – McDaniel College has awarded select freshmen and transfer students with $100,000 Educator’s Legacy Scholarships.

Children with a parent or guardian who has at least four years of current and consecutive full time employment at a K-12 school or community college can apply for this guaranteed scholarship to attend McDaniel College. Any service qualifies, such as teachers, administrators, counselors, nurses or support staff, etc.

Students must have at least a 2.5 grade point average (GPA) to receive the scholarship and must complete and file an online K-12 employment verification form. Their parents also must submit a letter on school letterhead from the school administrator verifying the parent’s employment record.

There is no limit to the number of scholarships awarded by McDaniel. The $25,000 annual scholarship (or $20,000 per year for commuter students) is renewable each year to students who maintain continuous enrollment and satisfactory academic progress.

According to McDaniel President Roger N. Casey, “McDaniel has successfully trained teachers and administrators for over 100 years. The college also has a tradition of producing top educators, including the 2011 National Teacher of the Year Michelle Shearer. We are proud of this legacy and want to celebrate our commitment to educators by rewarding the children of elementary and secondary school employees with this scholarship.”

Visit www.mcdaniel.edu/EduLegacyScholarship for additional information about the Educator’s Legacy Scholarship. For more information about McDaniel College, visit www.mcdaniel.edu.

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