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Steven A. Devan $1,000 Professional Development Scholarship for Classified School Employees

Application Period Now Open: October 1 - October 18, 2026

This NEW scholarship supports classified school employees in San Diego County with pursuing meaningful professional growth opportunities that enhance their skills, expand career pathways, and strengthen the educational communities they serve. This scholarship reflects ECS Federal Credit Union's commitment to investing in the ongoing development of the dedicated professionals who support students, educators, and school systems every day.

Applicants must:

  • Be an ECS Federal Credit Union member with a funded account. Not a member yet? Apply here. 
  • Be a current classified school employee.
  • Demonstrate how the requested professional development aligns with their current role and/or long-term career growth in education.
  • Applicants may request up to $1,000 per award cycle. Awards may be granted in full or in partial amounts.

Thomas H. Gould/Paul R. Marsh $1,000 Scholarships for High School Graduating Seniors

Applications will reopen in early 2027 for graduating students of Spring 2027.

Two (2) $1,000 scholarships are awarded annually to graduating high school seniors based on grades, campus/community activities, merit, and character.

Scholarship checks are made payable to the applicant AND the trade school, college or university the applicant will be attending.

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