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Scantron Awards Six Scholarships

  • 08/01/96

Scantron Corp. announced the winners of six $1,000 scholarships offered to California high school seniors. More than 900 students applied for the first-ever Scantron Future Educators of America Scholarship Competition. The program was open to all seniors with a minimum GPA of 3.0 and the desire to become a teacher. Judging, based on student applications and essays plus counselor nomination forms, was conducted by a panel of business and education professionals. Winners can use their scholarships toward tuition, fees and/or books at any two- or four-year college of their choice. Scantron Corp., Tustin, CA, (714) 259-8887.

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