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Heartland offers learning opportunities for high schoolers

Updated: Feb 19

News release


By Doug Graham, Heartland Rural Electric Cooperative


Heartland Rural Electric Cooperative is pleased to support the next generation of leaders and skilled workers in eastern Kansas through two programs that are now accepting applications from Heartland-served high schoolers.


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The Electric Cooperative Youth Tour is an all-expenses-paid trip to Washington, D.C., scheduled to take place from June 14–20 this summer. Each year, Heartland selects one outstanding high school sophomore or junior who lives in a home served by Heartland to attend, giving them the opportunity to meet state and national leaders, tour historic landmarks, and build lifelong connections.


Those interested are encouraged to apply online at https://www.heartland-rec.com/community/youth-tour/. Applications are due February 17, 2025.


Meanwhile, the newly expanded Future Foundations Scholarship Program provides up to $1,000 for high school seniors pursuing careers in trades, nursing, teaching, and other high-demand fields. Up to eight scholarships will be awarded each year (two per Heartland voting district).


Students must live in Heartland-served homes, have a GPA of 2.0+, and plan to enroll in a Kansas-based college or training program in Fall 2025.


More information and a downloadable application form are available at https://www.heartland-rec.com/community/future-foundations-scholarship/. Applications are due March 17, 2025.


Questions can be directed to Doug Graham at dougg@heartland-rec.com or (620) 724-5526. Heartland offers learning opportunities for high schoolers

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