Scholarships
Scholarship Information
The NEF awarded over $48,600 to Northmont graduating seniors in 2024.
These recipients were selected as follows:
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The NEF appoints a selection committee from its trustees.
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All scholarship applications submitted are assigned a number by the HS Guidance office to maintain their anonymity.
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Once completed, the applications are delivered to the scholarship selection committee.
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The committee is comprised of professionals, including retired educators, businessmen and women, and individuals from the Northmont community. Most of our committee members have served many years and have a great deal of experience in our process.
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The applications are screened to make sure all scholarship criteria are met. They are then reviewed for content and ranked by the committee.
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Students who are selected are contacted via regular mail.
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Their scholarship is awarded to them on Senior Recognition night in May.
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Congratulations to all our 2024 scholarship recipients!
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​​​​​​​​​Current Northmont seniors should see their high school guidance counselor in February to obtain an application for a NEF scholarship.
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Current Named Scholarships
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Harry Blome Jr. This scholarship is awarded based on the student's overall performance. Mr. Blome was an alumnus of the Randolph High School, class of 1947.
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Vernon Brown Memorial
Awarded to a student with a B grade average, attended Phillipsburg Elementary or is a Northmont senior. The student has financial need and, if possible, will pursue a degree in the field of Agriculture. -
Dan Carlisle Academic & Football
Awarded to a participant in the Northmont High School Football Program with, preferably, at least a 3.2 GPA. Dan was a Northmont student that lost his battle with Cancer in 1996 -
Classes of 1990/1998/2002/2008/2012/2016/2018/2019
Awarded to a graduating senior who served as a class officer. -
NEF/Emery Consolidated Freight
Awarded preferably to a student whose parents/grandparents were employed by Emery Worldwide. The recipient will be a hard-working college bound senior who has financial need. -
Richard Dill & Family
Awarded to a student who will pursue a degree in education or a health-related field. -
Adam (A.J.) Johnson Memorial
Awarded in the memory of A.J. Johnson, a Northmont Graduate and soccer player. -
James F. & Judy D. Krueckeberg
Created in memory of Jim & Judy Krueckeberg. Jim came to Northmont in 1973 and was the principal at Northmont Middle School for ten years. Judy was a speech language pathologist for Northmont for twenty years. -
Dr. Gale T. Mabry & Family
Awarded to a student pursuing a career in public education who has demonstrated the qualities of respect, responsibility, and citizenship with strong consideration given to student's financial need. -
Sally Murphy
Awarded to a student who has been involved in school activities, organizations, athletics, and community programs. Ms. Murphy is a retired Northmont teacher who spent 40 years in education. -
Northmoor Elementary PTO
Awarded to a student who attended Northmoor Elementary. -
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Rankin
No special criteria. Candidates evaluated based on academic achievement, extra-curricular and community involvement, and in some cases, financial need. -
Eloise C. Rosser
Awarded to a student who will pursue a degree in English or Theatre. -
Northmont Soccer Parent Association
Awarded to a maximum of 4 male & 4 female soccer players. Recipients completed 100% of each soccer season with Northmont. Based on an essay completed by recipients. -
Spiller Family Memorial
Awarded to a student planning on pursuing a degree in education. -
Tom Walker, Sr. NJROTC
NJROTC Awarded to a student who is a member of the ROTC program, has a 3.0 GPA and shows the qualities: determination, ambition, motivation, and a hard worker. -
Sharon Brumbaugh Walker
Awarded to a student with a 3.0 GPA and is involved in school and community activities. -
Jennifer Lynn Webb Memorial
Awarded in Jennifer's memory to a recipient who participated in some form of the athletic training department, SADD or Drama Club. A 3.0 or higher GPA is preferred. -
Richard Whistler Memorial
Awarded to a student who hopes to become an educator or who is active in the music or drama programs. Mr. Whistler was the superintendent of Northmont for 17 years. -
Yoakum Family & Yoakum Family CTC
Awarded to a student pursuing a four-year degree and a Northmont student at MVCTC who is pursuing a technical career -
Coach Bill Yensel
Awarded to a member of the varsity basketball team and is pursuing a college education or a technical degree. Bill Yensel was a basketball coach for Northmont for over 20 years. -
Anne Marie Phillipps
Awarded in memory of Anne Marie Phillip who was a teacher at O.R.Edgington. No special criteria. -
Northmont Rotary
Awarded to a student with a 3.25-3.75 GPA, is involved in school/community activities and has financial need. -
Northwood Elementary PTO
Awarded to one female and one male student who attended Northwood Elementary and has worked hard to accomplish much during their high school years. -
Wanda Adams & Dawn Wojcik
Awarded to a student who served as an NHS Peer Facilitator or was a member of 'Dash of the Pen'. Maintained a 2.5 GPA and is pursuing a degree in Education or Liberal Arts. -
Mary Alice Newbauer Music
Awarded to a student who will pursue a degree in Music and/or Education, was actively involved in a music discipline and received at least one high school music credit while in high school. -
Resilience
Established by Heather Linder as a way to acknowledge the resilience of special needs students and how hard these students have to work in order to achieve their goals. -
WeeBolt Football & Cheerleading
Awarded to 1 male & 1 female who participated at least 3 years in WeeBolts. -
Shelton Freeman Family
Awarded to a student with a GPA of 2.8 or higher, who will pursue a degree in education and has been active in school or community activities. -
Joe Swartztrauber Memorial
Awarded to a female student with a 3.5 or higher GPA who will attend a 2 year or 4 year accredited college.
Completed 100% of each soccer season with Northmont for at least 3 years. Based on an essay completed by recipients. -
Mature American Citizens (MAC)
There is no specific qualifications for this scholarship. Candidates are evaluated based on academic achievement, extra-curricular activities. community involvement and, in some cases, financial need. -
Richard L. "Dick" & Helen Shell
The recipient is a graduating senior or past Northmont HS graduate attending a 2 or 4 year college/university or vocational school. Plans to major in teacher education and demonstrates community service, extracurricular activities and/or employment. -
George Demetriades & Family Awarded to a student with a GPA of 3.5 or higher and their field of study/training to be in biological/life sciences.
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Heinrichs/Mass Inc. The recipient is an athlete or pursuing a degree in the field of education or a first generation college student.