This scholarship is for students who reside in the area of the former Village of Loggieville, NB. 

Completed applications can be turned in to the main office at JMH.

This scholarship is available annually to a graduating Indigenous student from New Brunswick. The recipient of the scholarship will be chosen by ASRNB in consultation with family and must:

· Demonstrate school pride and spirit.

· Show leadership in the classroom and in extra-curricular activities.

· Maintain strong attendance.

· Demonstrate a strong work ethic in and out of the classroom. Preference to a student who also has employment outside of school.

· Possess a caring personality and shows the importance of giving back to others and their community.

· Demonstrate integrity and respect in the classroom, extracurricular activities and in

Personal/family life.

· Have a passion for automobiles, the outdoors and all things motorized.

· Demonstrate a commitment to teamwork. This is defined as working hard, playing with heart,

and putting team goals before personal goals.

· Continue onto post-secondary education with a program requirement of at least one

academic year. Preference is given to the field of policing/ correctional.

The application deadline is Friday, June 3rd, 2022, send to info@asrnb.ca 

Kinsmen Club of Miramichi - Stacie McFarlane Bursary 
Eligibility:

1.       Open to current JMH graduating students

2.       Must be pursuing post-secondary education

3.       Based on need, school and community involvement, and academic achievement

4.       Proof of enrollment (once you are attending post-secondary)

Submit by email to: martyandjohn@hotmail.com OR regular mail:

            John Hawkes Memorial Scholarship

            10 Rigley St.

            Miramichi, NB E1N 1S8

*Completed applications can also be dropped off at the main office at JMH

 Proof of enrolment is required before release of funds

 ELIGIBILITY:

 1.  Must be pursuing post-secondary education, entering a trade/vocational school or attending       university, in a program which is a minimum of one year in duration.

 2. Must exhibit a responsible work ethic in course work, and commitment to extra-curricular activities (school and/or community).

 3. Must demonstrate and promote "Tommie Spirit" through participation in the interests of the school community (ie, volunteering, fundraising, awareness groups, sports, clubs, tutoring...).

 4. Must be a genuine, caring individual who maintains a positive attitude in the face of challenges, and who is well-liked and respected by students and teachers.

 5. Application must have the names of two of your teachers who can be contacted for more information.

One scholarship per region valued at $1000 each are available annually for full time attendance at a Post-Secondary Institution, University or Community College

Those eligible are:

1. Union members in good standing with CUPE Local 2745

2. Sons, daughters or legal wards of members in good standing of CUPE Local 2745 Documentation may be requested

Basis of awards:

Consideration will be given to reflection paper, marks, financial need and aptitude. Applications must be completed on the current form and must be post marked on or before May 2nd, 2022.

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 May 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.