SCHOLARSHIP LIST
Updated Wednesday, April 22, 2009.

Scholarships are listed in the Senior Bulletin - click here to view and/or print the complete PDF file.

Click here for Local Scholarship deadlines and links to applications available online.

All college-bound seniors should logon to www.fastweb.com. It takes just a few minutes of your time to provide information about yourself. Then, throughout the year, you will receive updates about scholarships that match your educational goals. Your counselor knows several students who have benefited from this website, so it’s worth the effort!

For a listing and links to Missouri colleges, their toll-free phone numbers, admission's office email addresses, and financial aid office email addresses, visit www.college-scholarships.com/missouri.htm. The site also contains similar pages for every other state, links to 25+ no-cost online scholarship searches, information on the ACT and SAT, tips for students seeking athletic scholarships, and much more.

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LOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS

Local Scholarship Applications

The Local Scholarship Application Form is the paperwork that will need to be completed for several local scholarships listed below. Interested students may download, complete, and print the Local Scholarship Application form from this web site. This is a 4-page Word document. Once you have downloaded the file, save it to your computer under a different name ("save as" and specify where you want the document saved to) so that you can open and complete it in your Word program. Then, you can print the form and submit it for various scholarships as they become available. If you have any questions or cannot open the file, please contact the counselors for assistance: Cindy Baker or Lila Petre.

Scholarship applications may be obtained in the Guidance Office if they are not available here.

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Congratulations to all the parents and students of Chillicothe High School. We won!

During the 2003-2004 school year, we were nominated for, or received, two prestigious awards. The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education informed us we had been nominated for the No Child Left Behind/Blue Ribbon Schools Award, a federal program that recognizes high performing schools and schools that have achieved dramatic academic improvement while serving a large proportion of disadvantaged children. Those schools nominated also made adequate yearly progress in 2003 and met other federal guidelines. Of particular significance, Chillicothe was one of eight schools nominated in the state of Missouri; and of these eight schools only three were high schools. On September 13, 2004, we were visited by representatives of the U.S. Department of Education and presented with the Blue Ribbon Award!!

In April, 2004, the Chillicothe High School received yet another accolade from state education officials after the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education announced that the school was chosen as one of Missouri's 13 Gold Star Schools for 2003-04. This is the first time in CHS history that the school has received the prestigious honor.

Distinction in Performance Award
April 20, 2009

We were honored to represent the District at the Distinction in Performance Banquet held at Maryville Monday night, April 20. Forty-two (42) schools were recognized in northwest Missouri and 330 statewide.

Pictured: David Lechti, State Board of Education; Heidi Atkins Lieberman, Department of Elementary and Secondary Education; Dr. Linda Gray Smith, Superintendent, Chillicothe R-2 Schools; Penny Kenebeck, CACE administrator; Tara ODell, Chillicothe Middle School language arts teacher; and Tom Chapman, CR2 board member.