
Resources
Project GRAD Scholarship
Project GRAD Kenai Peninsula is committed to supporting students beyond high school. Our scholarship program helps eligible Project GRAD students pursue college, vocational training, apprenticeships, certification programs, and other postsecondary opportunities that align with their goals and aspirations.
Scholarships of up to $750 per semester, or $1,500 per academic year, may be awarded to assist with educational expenses.
Applicants are encouraged to demonstrate their involvement with Project GRAD, share how their chosen program connects to their future goals, and identify the support systems that will help them succeed in their postsecondary journey.
Eligibility
To be eligible, students must:
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Have participated in Project GRAD programming.
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Be accepted into a college, university, vocational program, apprenticeship, certification program, or other approved postsecondary training.
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Complete the Project GRAD Scholarship Application and provide the required supporting documentation.
Applications
Scholarship applications are accepted throughout the year and reviewed as funding is available.
Applications may be submitted after acceptance into a postsecondary program.
Download the Project GRAD Scholarship Application below:
PGKP Scholarship Application
Questions?
Contact Project GRAD Kenai Peninsula at (907) 235-1062 or rise.projectgrad@gmail.com
Education Units
Resources for Teachers to Help Teach
A Resource Guide and Units in 8-10 Lessons for Grades K-12
Culturally Relevant K-12 Curriculum
Creating a Peaceful Classroom
Welcome to the yoga and meditation video series for your students!
Yoga and meditation's effect on social-emotional learning in society and in the classroom is well established. We know that in order for ourselves and the children in our lives to be successful, we need to engage the working of our inner lives including our emotions, stress levels and the ability to have awareness of what is going on inside and outside of us, and to be able to influence that.
This is an invitation to take care of yourself while taking care of others. The spirit of this work is to help you be more kind to yourself. In doing this, you will also help the students. Mindfulness is not a way to get children to behave more to our liking. It is a way to help them align more meaningfully with their own being. But you’ll find that naturally behavior will become more coherent and connected.

Gratitude
Many thanks to the funders who supported this innovative effort.

US Dept of Education
Alaska Native Education Program

Alaska Department of Health
Positive Youth Development Afterschool Program









































