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John and Maggie Price Scholarship in USA

Posted July 20, 2026

About this opportunity

Opportunity Overview

The John and Maggie Price Scholarship was established in 2015 through an estate gift from John Price, a former member of the Fayette County Board of Education, to support graduating seniors from Tates Creek High School who plan to pursue a nursing degree. The scholarship is administered by the Blue Grass Community Foundation and is renewable for up to four years. This scholarship helps students achieve their educational and career goals in the nursing profession. The Blue Grass Community Foundation supports students and communities across Central and Appalachian Kentucky through scholarships, grants, and charitable initiatives. The scholarship is available for students pursuing undergraduate degree programs in nursing. The goal of the scholarship is to provide financial support to students who intend to major in nursing and plan to enroll at an accredited four-year college or university. The John and Maggie Price Scholarship is a valuable opportunity for graduating seniors from Tates Creek High School who are committed to pursuing a career in nursing. The scholarship provides recognition for academic commitment and career goals in nursing, as well as assistance with undergraduate educational expenses.

Benefits

Scholarship funding of up to $4,000
Renewable financial support for up to four years, subject to meeting renewal requirements
Assistance with undergraduate educational expenses
Recognition for academic commitment and career goals in nursing

Eligibility

Be graduating seniors at Tates Creek High School in Lexington, Kentucky
Intend to major in Nursing
Plan to enroll at an accredited four-year college or university
Meet the scholarship renewal requirements to continue receiving funding in future years
Complete the scholarship application before the deadline
Domestic students in the United States are eligible to apply

Required Documents

Completed scholarship application
High school academic transcripts
Letter(s) of recommendation (LOR)
Any additional supporting documents requested by the scholarship provider

How to Apply

Complete the online application form through the Blue Grass Community Foundation scholarship application portal.
Upload all required documents, including transcripts and letters of recommendation.
Review the application for accuracy.
Submit the completed application before the deadline, March 6.
Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

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