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Cardston High School Scholarships and Awards

Alberta

Who can apply: Cardston High School students and graduates

Amount and deadline

AWARD VALUE
$100 to $5,000
DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

Who can apply

Cardston High School students and graduates

Worth knowing

Several are chosen by staff with no application (the ATA Valedictorian Award, Student of the Year, Atmosphere and M. Shaun Marshall awards); the E.J. Wood and others need one. Some forms on Westwind's page are still labelled 2023, so check the current version with academic advising.

About this scholarship

Cardston High School's local awards include the E.J. Wood Memorial Scholarships, up to $5,000 shared by two or more students for academic excellence, character and involvement; the Willard Brooks Family Memorial Scholarship ($1,000 each) for academics, athletics and need; the ATA Valedictorian Award ($500); Student of the Year ($400); the Teresa Bowers English and Social Studies awards; the Simpson Markinch Ranches, Shirley Gibb, Maggie Kronen citizenship, Chief Mountain Masonic Lodge and Legion Branch 170 scholarships; and the Blue & White Club's $500 citizenship and athlete scholarships.