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Course Selection / Scholarship Information / Future Planning

Posted: May 8, 2025

GRADFEES

Grad fees are $60 and are payable in the main office. Fees are to be paid in full by Friday, May 30th. The grad fee covers all expenses for Graduation. Expenses include, but are not limited to graduation gown, v-stole, souvenir cap and tassel, diploma jacket, audio equipment, staging and Ceremony program.

 GRADUATION GOWNS

We have entered into an agreement with a Canadian company which will allow graduates to keep their graduation gown along with their V-stole, cap, and tassel at no extra charge. Students will not be required to return their gown following the graduation ceremony.

 

Please note that ALL outstanding fees (i.e.: student fee, sports fee, grad fee, textbooks, etc.) must be paid prior to receiving your graduation attire.

HAVE YOU ACCEPTED SCHOLARSHIPS?

 

If you have accepted ANY scholarships from post-secondary institutions, service groups, organizations, etc.; you must provide a copy to Mrs. Russell in the main office or Mrs. Johnston via E-MAIL/TEAMS or in Room 717 by June 6th, so this can be included in the graduation program.

 

POST SECONDARY APPLICATIONS, SCHOLARSHIPS, BURSARIES

Information regarding scholarships and awards for 2025 will continue to be distributed to all potential graduates by the Guidance Department via Teams and on the JMH website.

 

Should you require letters of reference, please allow appropriate lead time (approx. 2 weeks) for teachers or administrators to complete.

 A letter of thanks to the donors of any scholarship or bursary is always appreciated; and in many cases, requested.

 PROM

Friday, June 13th Organized by Parents

 

GRADUATION CEREMONY

Tuesday, June 17th – 7:00 p.m. – James M. Hill

More information to follow.

 SAFE GRAD

Tuesday, June 17th - 11:45 p.m. – 6:30 a.m.

Safe Grad activities will be held again this year. Details are still being worked out. Fundraising continues and we appreciate your help in making sure that it is a memorable night for all graduates.

**Turn completed applications into the main office**

 

 

This award will be given to a student entering a trade or vocational program. This includes students who are going into a pre-apprenticeship program like NBCC or other trade schools or direct entry apprenticeship.
Eligibility:

A student pursuing trades education;

A student with innate talent and passion for the trade in which they have applied;

A student ready to help others with daunting or tough tasks; and

A student for whom postsecondary education is predicated on financial aid

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The JMH Internal Scholarship application is now available online at:

https://forms.office.com/r/a5sPGEKe3S

 

This ONE application is for 42 different scholarships and bursaries ranging from $75 to $2000. 

 

Look through the eligibility and simply check the box "I am applying for this scholarship" if you meet the criteria. You must check one of the boxes to submit the application.

 

 

Some of these specific scholarships require additional information (to be filled out on the form) or reference letters to be sent to jmhscholarships2025@gmail.com so please pay attention to what is being asked and fill it out completely (first and last name etc.).

Posted: April 8, 2025

Good morning graduates, 

Over the last few weeks, you have been getting a barrage of Teams announcements and posts on the JMH 2025 Grad page of scholarships, bursaries and awards. Here is a compilation of the external scholarships that have been posted (or will be posted) to the grad distribution list. They are listed alphabetically.

Use this list to search on the Teams page and narrow down your focus on the awards you qualify for There are also scholarships that have an online link or website address and you will use that link to find information or apply for those scholarships.

 

Please look at the due dates so you can prioritize your efforts. You should also inform parents and guardians that this information is publicly available on the JMH Website: Guidance | James M. Hill High School (nbed.nb.ca)

In the next couple of weeks, we will also be releasing the "Internal" Scholarship Application - this is done completely online and has approximately 35 scholarships attached to it. This is not available yet, but will be shortly.

 

If you have any questions, come and visit. 

 

(I have paper copies of this list on the table in the main guidance area)

The Highland Society of New Brunswick at Miramichi is thrilled to accept scholarship applications from eligible applicants. Be sure to complete all parts of the application, including your volunteer activities. This information will be an important factor in determining the success of your application.

**There are three separate awards you can apply for:**

U.N.B. SCHOLARSHIP

VALUE: Announced annually. Average value $1000 / year.

TERM: Four (4) years.

CRITERIA: 1. Applicant must be a Scotsman, Scotswoman, or be of Scottish decent.

2. Applicant must have been accepted for entrance to Arts, Science or Applied Science

Course at the University.

3. Financial need to be taken into consideration in deciding among applicants.

4. If the recipient fails to maintain pass-standing he / she, at the discretion of the Scholarship Committee, may be required to forfeit the Scholarship.

THE HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF NEW BRUNSWICK AT MIRAMICHI

JOHN CROSBIE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP & LEN ROBERTSON SCHOLARSHIP

VALUE: $3500.

TERM: One (1) year.

CRITERIA: 1. Must be a member or a son or daughter of a member in good standing of the Highland

Society of New Brunswick at Miramichi.

2. Must be attending a first-year program at a recognized Canadian University.

3. Financial need to be a consideration in deciding among applicants.

4. One-half amount payable in the fall; second half on proof of satisfactory first-term

results.

EDUCATIONAL GRANTS

VALUE: $2500

TERM: One (1) year. (Candidates may re-apply annually)

CRITERIA: 1. Relatives of members of Highland Society of N.B. at Miramichi in good standing,

(sons, daughters, grandchildren, nephews, nieces).

2. Must be planning to attend an institution providing post-secondary education.

3. Financial need to be a consideration in deciding among applicants.

All applications for Scholarships or Educational Grants must be accompanied by:

1. Letter of acceptance

2. Transcript of your marks from your school or university

3. Two (2) letters of reference

4. Recent photo suitable for publication

APPLICATIONS MUST BE MAILED TO THE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE BY SEPTEMBER 15th

MAIL TO:

 Highland Society of New Brunswick at Miramichi

P.O. Box 303

Miramichi, N.B.

E1N 3A7

Section I: Student Information

  • Print clearly or type all information requested
  • You must reside in New Brunswick and be a Canadian Citizen

Section II: College/University Information

  • Provide the name and address of the College, Trade School, Technical School, Community College or University you will be attending.
  • Bursaries are awarded to students attending facilities on a full time basis.
  • Post graduate studies do not qualify.
  • $500.00 bursaries are awarded to successful applicants.

Section III: Financial Information

  • This section must be completed

Section IV: Military Service Information

  • This section must be completed

NOTE:

  • Bursaries are awarded based on financial need, with special consideration given to children and grandchildren of Veterans.
  • All documentation to be included
  • Ensure that the application is signed in the appropriate places
  • Incomplete applications will not be considered - no follow-up will be taken
  • Completed applications and necessary documentation must be mailed, faxed or emailed to

NEW BRUNSWICK COMMAND

THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
490 DOUGLAS AVENUE

SAINT JOHN, NB E2K 1E7

legion@bellaliant.com

FAX—506-633-4836

** Please Note: this information is from the 2024 award and should be updated on the website next week **

New Brunswick Aviation Museum

 

The New Brunswick Aviation Museum (NBAM) is proud to announce a scholarship program for New Brunswick students entering the first or second year of an aviation or aerospace related course at an approved college or university. Applicants must be interested in pursuing a career in the aviation and/or aerospace sectors. 

 

Thanks to a generous donation from our partners at Irving Oil, we will award two (2) $2,500 scholarships in 2024. The NBAM and Irving Oil understand the importance of education and training for those entering this challenging field. This scholarship program is designed to assist deserving students with their post-secondary education. 

 

AWARD 

The NBAM-Irving Oil Aviation Scholarships enable students to pursue a post-secondary education leading to excellence within the aviation or aerospace sector. This year, NBAM will award $2,500.00 scholarships to two students to offset post-secondary education expenses and encourage further education in the aviation or aerospace sector. 

 

FIELD OF STUDY 

Successful candidates must be pursuing a recognized post-secondary college or undergraduate program of study relevant to the aviation or aerospace sector. 

 

DURATION 

For each of the next four years, NBAM will offer 2 x $2,500.00 Irving Oil Aviation Scholarships. The scholarships will be awarded annually based on performance and involvement in the aviation or aerospace sector. 

 

CONDITIONS 

All applicants must be enrolled in an approved program or institution in Atlantic Canada. For high school students, proof of acceptance into an approved educational program is required. DEADLINE Applications must be received by the NBAM-Irving Oil Aviation Scholarship Selection Committee no later than May 31st, 2025 

o assist with post secondary education for up to four needy and/or deserving students who reside in the area of the former Village of Loggieville, NB.

Submit to Main Office at JMH by May 15th/2025

 

 

Proof of EnrollmentProof of enrollment is required before release of funds

The Schizophrenia Society of New Brunswick Incoffers a $500.00 bursary (dedicated to the memory of J. Dean McAllister) to a high school graduate who is entering University or College - preference given to a student enrolled in one of the Social Sciences.

 

The applicant must be:

  1. Graduating from:
  • Miramichi Valley High School
  • Carrefour Beausoleil
  • James M. Hill High School
  • Blackville High School
  • North and South Esk Regional
  1. Entering University or Community College with a preference in Social Sciences

 

The following criteria will be

considered:

 

  1. Need
  2. Involvement in the community and extra curricular activities

This scholarship is to honour the memory of Holly Moffatt a 2018 graduate of JMH.

Holly Moffatt was a bright, open- minded, positive, one- in- a million kind of person. She attended James. M. Hill Memorial High School for four years and was a part of the 2018 graduating class. Holly knew no strangers because to her everyone was a friend, whether she had met you once or had known you for years. She had this incredible ability to sense when someone needed a friend and she would be that friend; it was as if she had found you.

As a close friend of Holly’s, I can say without a doubt everyone who had the pleasure of being her friend was blessed in many ways. You never had to worry about being alone if Holly was there because she would be the first person to invite you to join her group. She was a bright light at James. M. Hill that could brighten anyone’s day with her smile, encouraging word, or her compliments. Holly was an advocate for mental health awareness and was looking forward to becoming a child psychologist, so she could help others. Holly was a bagel lover, a bee enthusiast, and a true friend.

Holly passed away March 21st, 2018 and is dearly missed. To honour her memory and her vibrant personality this bursary valued at $250 will be given to a grade 12 student who:

• Is in a position to graduate

• Helps to create a positive and welcoming environment at James. M. Hill

• Has attended James. M. Hill for 4 years

• Has plans to attend college or university

Along with meeting the above requirements applicants must submit one (1) reference letter from a staff member at JMH and an essay with a maximum of 250 words. The essay should describe why they think they deserve this scholarship by including how they contribute to making a positive and welcoming environment at JMH. Whether it be an individual effort or as part of a club, some examples include, contributing to mental health initiatives, doing good deeds at JMH, doing random acts of kindness at JMH, reaching out to others within the school.

 

Please fill out the contact information below and attach both your reference letter and essay and send it in an email to beeafriend18@gmail.com or submit a paper copy to the office by May 20th, 2025.

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