Wood Village Opportunity Scholarship – This program offers Wood Village high school seniors or GED graduates a $1,250 scholarship, plus a stipend for necessary materials and supplies. Applications are open May 1st - May 30th each year.
East County Bridges – Provides individualized and culturally-appropriate resources and educational opportunities to ensure all East County students have the supports they need to complete high school or GED program to set and achieve long-term goals
FAFSA – Use the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) form to apply for financial aid for college or graduate school.
HOLLA School – Centers culturally responsive pedagogy, practices, and policies to change the academic narratives of Black, Brown and Indigenous youth. A public charter school sponsored by Reynolds School District.
Lewis & Clark Student Resources
Linfield University Student Resources
Multnomah County Student Health Centers – Student Health Centers are like having a doctor’s office at school. They offer comprehensive primary and mental health care services to all Multnomah County youth ages 5-18. There are no out-of-pocket costs.
MHCC Scholarships – One online application to apply for more than 150 scholarships. Apply August 1 through October 13 for the Secondary Application period.
OMSI Teen Tech Center – A FREE space for teens 13-18 to explore and create using industry standard technology.
Oregon Promise – A state grant that helps cover tuition costs at any Oregon community college for recent high school graduates and GED® test graduates. Students must apply during their senior year or immediately after GED® test completion.
ORSA – Oregon residents who have undocumented status, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) status, and/or Temporary Protected Status (TPS) should submit the ORSAA to apply for financial aid.
Oregon State University (OSU) Student Resources
Oregon Student Aid – Current or future Oregon students can apply here for grants and scholarships, get help completing financial aid applications, and learn about preparing for college, training, and careers.
Portland Opportunities Industrialization Center (POIC) – Reconnects alienated at-risk youth and adults affected by poverty, family instability, and homelessness to education, career training, and culturally-specific wraparound programs, including services for families impacted by the criminal justice system.
Portland Community College (PCC) Student Resources
Portland State University (PSU) Student Resources
Reynolds School District Student Resources
Rivercrest Academy – Free for students and offers a safe, sober and supportive school environment for students recovering from substance use disorder.
Rosemary Anderson High School – An alternative, community based school model that provides an open-door admission policy and primarily caters to students who have not found success in more traditional schools. RAHS East Campus is located in the Rockwood Plaza at 2208 SE 182nd. * To enroll at RAHS East Campus, please contact Academic Advisor Camille Konneker at (503) 797 7222 x 313.
Rosemary Anderson Prep – An alternative, community based school model that provides post-secondary preparation through advanced classes, entrepreneurship program that leverages local business connections, and an athletics program featuring mens basketball and womens volleyball.
Student Loan Forgiveness – Information on current and available student loan forgiveness programs.