The Norwalk Police Activities League (PAL) announces applications are available for their 2019 Public Safety Scholarships. All Norwalk residents currently attending a Norwalk high school are eligible to apply. Students must be a graduating senior in good standing and plan to attend an accredited college or university in 2019. Up to four (4) $2500 scholarships may be awarded.

Requirements include: A minimum 3.0 Grade Point Average. A letter of acceptance from an accredited college or university. Current high school transcript addressed to PAL. Three letters of recommendation and an essay on why the student is choosing a course of study in Public Safety or related field.

Applications are available at police headquarters as well as on the Norwalk PAL website (www.norwalkpal.org). Applications must be received by June 30th, 2019. For more information contact Fran Di Meglio: dimegliofran@aol.com.

 

This press release is made possible by:

Becas PAL Norwalk

La Liga de actividades policiales de Norwalk (PAL) anuncia que las solicitudes están disponibles para sus 2019 becas de seguridad pública. Todos los residentes de Norwalk que asisten actualmente a una escuela secundaria Norwalk son elegibles para aplicar. Los estudiantes deben ser un Senior graduado en buen estado y planean asistir a una universidad acreditada o universitaria en 2019. Hasta cuatro (4) $2500 becas pueden ser otorgadas.
Los requisitos incluyen: un promedio mínimo de 3.0 grados. Una carta de aceptación de un colegio o universidad acreditada. Transcripción de la escuela secundaria actual dirigida a PAL. Tres cartas de recomendación y un ensayo sobre por qué el estudiante está eligiendo un curso de estudio en seguridad pública o campo relacionado.
Las solicitudes están disponibles en la sede de la policía, así como en el sitio web de Norwalk PAL (www.norwalkpal.org). Las solicitudes deben recibirse el 30 de junio de 2019. Para más información contacte con Fran di Meglio: dimegliofran@aol.com.

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