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Children First Utah is offering scholarships

Published: Tuesday, March 11, 2008 12:32 a.m. MDT
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Children First Utah is now accepting applications for scholarships to private schools. Scholarships are offered to children in grades K-8 and eligibility is based on income. Participants are selected through a random drawing held in May. More than 400 scholarships are awarded.

"Our scholarship offers families the hope of a brighter future and gives children a chance to excel in a school that meets their individual needs," says Leah Barker, executive director of Children First Utah.

Children First Utah offers scholarships up to $1,800 per student a year. Parents are able to use the scholarship at a private school of their choice.

To learn more about the program or apply online, visit www.childrenfirstutah.org or call 363-0946.

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