MINNEAPOLIS RETIRED TEACHERS, INC 
MRTI EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP 

Minneapolis Retired Teachers, Inc. announces its 2013 educational scholarship for persons interested in a career in teaching.  The grant seeks to encourage persons to enter teaching fields in which a need for additional trained teachers exists.  Grants will probably not be made to persons seeking to enter an already overcrowded field.  The grant for 2013 (with a minimum of $500.00) will be divided among qualified applicants.  This year’s grants must be used within a two-year period.  June 30, 2015 is the expiration date.

This scholarship program is made possible through contributions by retired Minneapolis teachers.

Examples of women and men who may be eligible for a grant are:

HOW TO APPLY
Candidates for the MRTI Scholarship must submit the following:

(Following the above procedure will complete your application.)

Applications must be postmarked by Monday, March 4, 2013 to the MRTI Scholarship Committee, ATTN. Marlene Locascio, 7433 W. Franklin Ave., St. Louis Park, MN  55426.   A letter of notification will be mailed to all applicants by Monday, March 25, 2013.  Presentation of the scholarship(s) will be made at the Tuesday, April 16, 2013 MRTI meeting in Minneapolis.

Interested persons with questions may call or e-mail any of the following MRTI Scholarship Committee members:

Sylvia Farrells (Co-chair) 952-888-8771   
angelseyf@gmail.com                            Pam Evangelist 612-788-1200

Marlene Locascio 952-546-2540

JoAnne Wilson (Co-chair) 952-937-2369    joannewilson@netzero.net   
 Stella Jones 612-824-4483   stellaj26@yahoo.com

                   

                                                     


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