OUR GOAL:
Our goal is to empower the community’s youth through facilitating opportunities that help successful placement into entrepreneurship, vocational certification programs, and universities.
REQUIREMENTS:
Our goal is to empower the community’s youth through facilitating opportunities that help successful placement into entrepreneurship, vocational certification programs, and universities.
REQUIREMENTS:
- Core 40 Diploma
- 2.8 GPA / B- Average
- Group community involvement, 2+ times a year
- Participate in POD group discussions
- No academic or civil misconduct
- Participation in Pave the Path Leadership Summit Conference
- Senior academic & character showcase - must display growth in both areas of focus
- Consistent attendance to group and extracurricular commitments
- Enrollment in college, trade or vocational school, or business plan
LUCAS GOODMANN scholarship
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"So many great thoughts and memories about one of my best friends, Lucas Goodmann. The loudest and brightest smile in the room. Laughing for hours about the silliest stuff. Poker nights while watching old Madea plays. Late night runs to Walmart to act a fool and get snacks. VIP in Woodland every Friday. Lazy lake days with the crew. These are some of the moments that I will always cherish and never forget. Rest in Heaven king. Everyday I wake up and make sure to keep your spirit alive. Love."
- Bruce DeWayne Woods Jr. |
VICTOR SOCKRIDER SCHOLARSHIP
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"He was one of my best friends and we talked every day. I am going to miss my Notre Dame buddy, my roller coaster riding partner, my travel companion, my golf partner, my sports buddy and my role model.
I encourage all of you to honor him by smiling everyday and putting others first. If you have ever met Vic, you know that he cared for you even if it was a one time meeting. His life has impacted so many." - Jeff Roberts, son-in-law |
Paul J. Parks SCHOLARSHIP
"Paul (dad) was the hardest working man you would ever
meet. He would drop anything, anytime to lend a hand to
someone in need. He was a loving and caring husband and
father. A devoted Christian family man that took the time to
to be a role model with faith as the guide. He would always
try and put a smile on your face and make life enjoyable
for those he surrounded himself with. Paul (dad) would be
there with open ears and was an amazing listener."
- Phil Parks, son
meet. He would drop anything, anytime to lend a hand to
someone in need. He was a loving and caring husband and
father. A devoted Christian family man that took the time to
to be a role model with faith as the guide. He would always
try and put a smile on your face and make life enjoyable
for those he surrounded himself with. Paul (dad) would be
there with open ears and was an amazing listener."
- Phil Parks, son
JONI DICK SCHOLARSHIP
"Joni always had a heart for the disadvantaged, whether
human or animal. She didn’t have a lot growing up, and was
teased in school for it. She would always pay compliments
to cashiers, servers, people on the street. It was an
authentic effort to make someone feel better. From the
beginning of our relationship, we both demanded this from
each other, and she was always honest and authentic in her
relationships with others. She valued authenticity and
integrity in her friends, and stressed it in our home. Joni was
always busy doing something. I always teased her about her
volunteer efforts greatly exceeding my efforts in my day
job. Putting others first was a must."
- Ron Dick, husband
human or animal. She didn’t have a lot growing up, and was
teased in school for it. She would always pay compliments
to cashiers, servers, people on the street. It was an
authentic effort to make someone feel better. From the
beginning of our relationship, we both demanded this from
each other, and she was always honest and authentic in her
relationships with others. She valued authenticity and
integrity in her friends, and stressed it in our home. Joni was
always busy doing something. I always teased her about her
volunteer efforts greatly exceeding my efforts in my day
job. Putting others first was a must."
- Ron Dick, husband