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Raza Educators for Critical Consciousness and Democratic Education

Association of Raza Educators A.R.E

Association of Raza Educators Scholarship Fund for undocumented students

How it all Began…

On September 15th 2006, during an after school conversation, a group of caring educators decided that the best way to assist their students with college and financial aid information was to establish the Association of Raza Educators Scholarship Fund. These Educators recognized that many of their brightest students were not eligible for federal financial aid or many scholarships because of their citizenship status. They realized the need to provide funding and more scholarship opportunities for some of their students; regardless of their citizenship status.

 The Association of Raza Educators (ARE) believes that all students deserve an opportunity to attend college without discrimination of any kind. The ARE Scholarship Fund will assist students realize their dreams of a college education. In our first year, we  provided over $10,000 in scholarships. This year we hope to double that amount and grant $20,000 in scholarships. 

Latinos are the largest ethnic minority in the United States and the fastest growing segment of the population.  Yet, Latinos rank among the lowest in high school graduation rates and among the lowest in attending four year universities. Regardless of how much federal and state financial aid Latino students receive, a large segment of the Latino community will not be able to receive the financial assistance that they need due to their undocumented status.

Given these facts, the Association of Raza Educators hopes you and/or your company can assist us in our endeavor of providing scholarship opportunities to the best and the brightest students the Latino community can offer.

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A.R.E. Scholarship Requirements and Application :

· Must not be eligible for State or Federal Financial Aid.

· Must be a graduating Senior attending a in in LAUSD or surrounding Charter School  in Los Angeles (Green Dot etc.)  For San Diego residents please visit the San Diego Chapter website at:  http://www.associationofrazaeducators.org/

· Must be low income

NO PROOF OF CITIZENSHIP REQUIRED!!!!

NO MINIMUM G.P.A

Scholarship is NOW Closed.

 

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The Association of Raza Educators would like to announce the following  winners of  the 2008 Association of Raza Educators Scholarship Fund:

Kryssia C. - St. Mary’s Academy High School
Andres O. Santee Ed. Complex High School
Abigail A. - Van Nuys High School
Myra O.  - Fairfax High School
Nadie S. - Gertz-Ressler Charter High School
Rosanda M. - Huntington Park High School
Nayelli C. - San Pedro High School
Giselle P. de Leon - South East High School
Elisabeth P.   - Santee Education Complex 
Angel Li - Lincoln High School

Gerson L - San Fernando High School

Nayeli F. – Garfield High School

Dacyi E. - Fremont High School

Raina S. - Downtown Magnet High School

 

Congratulations!!!!!!!