
The purpose of our scholarship program is to provide financial assistance to deserving and needy students. Because we live in a school district which serves many low-income students, the need is great. Our scholarships benefit not only deserving students, but their families and the community as well. Our goal this year is to raise at least $20,000 to help our students.
Your generous donation helps Chimacum High School graduates continue their post-high school education through college and technical school programs. It’s how dreams are realized! Help us achieve our goal by donating today!
While COVID-19 has distanced FOCS members, it sure hasn't stopped us! Pictured below is the FOCS scholarship committee hard at work doing interviews for scholarships during COVID-19.



Friends of Chimacum Schools (FOCS) Scholarships 2022
Last year FOCS awarded over $73,200.00 in local scholarships to students going on to either college or vocational school. This year YOU could be a deserving recipient. Please see your counselor for help in putting together your portfolio and then submit it in the spring to be eligible for a variety of scholarships. It’s not as hard as you might think, and it can really pay off for you!
This represents the most current list of scholarships available to students through the Friends of Chimacum Schools Foundation. Some scholarships are renewable, depending on the donor’s discretion and on the student’s academic performance while in college. To be eligible for FOCS scholarships, students must be enrolled in college or vocational courses by fall of 2022, and must remain enrolled for the year of the award or until the course of study has been completed.
Scholarship | Amount | Who Should Apply |
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Greg Bolling Memorial | $500 | College-bound or Voc-Tech students |
Chimacum Staff Payroll | $1,000 | College-bound students |
Franson Trucking | $1,000 | Vocational-Technical students |
Discovery Bay Women’s Golf Club | $1,000 | Female athletes, either College-bound or Voc-Tech (needs based; strong leadership; academics; citizenship; community service) |
Jeannine & Duke Shold | 5 X $2,000
(renewable) | College-bound or Voc-Tech students, especially those with strong financial need |
Tina Johnson Memorial | $500 | College-bound or Voc-Tech (library preferred) |
Susan Phillips AP Scholarship | $2,000 | College-bound (AP students) |
Ross & Claudine Roesler Memorial | $10,000 (renewable for 4 years) | College-bound students |
Port Ludlow Village Players | $1,000 | Students majoring in performing arts |
Trista Colton Veith Memorial | $1,000 | Special Needs Student (dyslexia) |
Norm Christie | $1,200 (renewable) | Students majoring in STEM subjects |
Karen Jensen Memorial/Backpack Program | 2 X $1,000 | Positive, committed students |
First Federal Bank | $500 | Students majoring in business |
Olympic Equipment Rentals | $500 | Voc-Tech students |
Truvedson Estate | 3 X $1,000 | College-bound students |
Quilcene Lions | $200 | Voc-Tech or College-bound students |
Steve Ramsey/Ann Jones | 2 X $1,000 | College-bound students |
Mitch Black Memorial | 3 X $1,000 (renewable) | College-bound students priority;
Voc-Tech secondary |
Jeff & Marcia Harris | $1000 | College-bound or Voc-Tech |
Kim Kooistra | $1,000 | College-bound or Voc-Tech (strong community service) |
Dave Garing Memorial | $500 | College-bound or Voc-Tech, softball player in high school |
FOCS Scholarship Endowment Fund | TBD | College-bound or Voc-Tech |
CHS Class of 1970 | $1050 | College-bound or Voc-Tech |