Student Scholarships
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The Pathways to the Future Scholarship is funded by contributions from local businesses, community members and the Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation.
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The Kevin Starnes Scholarship is sponsored by the Clark-Pleasant Education Foundation (CPEF), Skillman Corporation and is funded by contributions from family and friends of Kevin.
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The Alaina Day Scholarship was established in memory of Alaina Day, daughter of John and Megan (Liffick) Day.
These scholarships will assist 3 Whiteland Community High School Seniors that are pursuing a degree or certificate in the medical, nursing or related field. |
The Butch Zike Scholarship was established in 2017 by friends and family of Butch Zike to honor his contribution to our school corporation and community. Mr. Zike is a proud Whiteland Alumnus and spent 32 years as a teacher, coach, and Athletic Director in the Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation
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The Sharon Conner Scholarship to a four year college was established in 2021 by Sharon Conner and her family in gratitude to all the teachers and students who have enriched her life. Preference for this scholarship will be given to a first generation college student as this is dear to her heart.
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The Sharon Conner and Dr. James Shackleford Scholarship to a two year college or technical school. This scholarship was established in 2021-22 by the family and friends of Sharon Conner and her husband Dr. James Shackelford to honor the teachers, students, colleagues and clients who have enriched their lives. Sharon was a teacher, a counselor and a volunteer at WCHS for almost 40 years. James was a practicing dentist, serving thousands of clients from the 1970’s until his retirement in 2019.
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The Whiteland Community High School Alumni Scholarship is given to recognize a senior from WCHS. Special consideration is given to students that improve their performance by the end of their junior year.
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Whiteland Remembers Our Classmates (WROC) Scholarship This scholarship was started by a student at Whiteland Community High School in 1990 after his classmate, Brian Waugh, tragically passed away in a car accident during his junior year. Soon after its inception, the WROC Scholarship became a way to remember not just Brian, but to remember all students who pass away while attending Whiteland High School.
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NEW! “Sergeant Charles Tice” Memorial Created and Sponsored by the Clark Pleasant Police Department
“Clark Pleasant Police Department believes that relationships are a prerequisite for influence…We are dedicated to sustaining relationships by creating a safe and reliable environment for our community through professionalism, planning, training, and experience.”
CPPD is proud to announce that we have created a scholarship in line with these goals. The scholarship will be awarded to the student who most represents their ability to be professional, plan for the future, train to accomplish their goals, and have drive for experience. These traits were exemplified by IMPD Sergeant Charles Tice who believed that working hard was the best way to show those he worked with that he cared.
“Clark Pleasant Police Department believes that relationships are a prerequisite for influence…We are dedicated to sustaining relationships by creating a safe and reliable environment for our community through professionalism, planning, training, and experience.”
CPPD is proud to announce that we have created a scholarship in line with these goals. The scholarship will be awarded to the student who most represents their ability to be professional, plan for the future, train to accomplish their goals, and have drive for experience. These traits were exemplified by IMPD Sergeant Charles Tice who believed that working hard was the best way to show those he worked with that he cared.
