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Financial aid workshop set for Jan. 28; school posts scholarship spreadsheet for students

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A financial aid workshop hosted by Casper College will be held Jan. 28 in the school library with bilingual help; staff also announced an updated scholarship spreadsheet and county- and local-restricted awards for students.

Gabriella, a student host on the school morning bulletin, announced a financial aid workshop led by Casper College experts on January 28 from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the school library.

The workshop will offer help filling out federal and state college aid applications, described during the bulletin as the “FAFSA or a CADA,” and will be available in both English and Spanish, a staff member said. The staff member urged all seniors planning to attend college — community college, four-year college, or vocational programs — to come to the session for application help.

Mister Noderman, who spoke later in the bulletin, said the school maintains a scholarship spreadsheet that is updated regularly and can be emailed to students on request. He named an “ABC Foundation Scholarships” program available to Antelope Valley students planning to attend Antelope Valley College and said Caltrans scholarships are limited to Kern County students.

Mister Noderman said students who cannot scan the spreadsheet from the bulletin can request it by email and that he posts new scholarship entries on a regular basis. The bulletin did not provide an email address for requests.

The announcements combined announced the workshop date and bilingual assistance, highlighted scholarship resources curated by school staff, and noted certain awards are restricted by geography or institution — for example, the ABC Foundation scholarship for Antelope Valley students and Caltrans scholarships for Kern County students.

Details not specified in the bulletin include the workshop organizer’s official contact information and whether the event requires registration.