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Career Training
Scholarships and Interest-free Loans


A four-year degree isn't for everyone, especially when there are so many other options available. Maybe you don't want to be a brain surgeon; you'd rather be the technician who administers the MRI. Maybe you don't want to be an architect; you'd rather be the CAD drafter who makes the plans for the building or the plumber who installs the water lines. And maybe you don't want to be an environmental scientist; you'd rather be an arborist who cuts down trees and diagnoses tree diseases.

None of the above-mentioned careers require a four-year college degree, but you'll get a lot farther in the field you choose if you have some type of training beyond high school, a certificate, or an associates degree. We have scholarships for that! In some cases, the scholarship will cover the full cost of obtaining the certificate.

Types of Scholarships

Most of the scholarships available for CTE are general and can be used for any field you choose, such as precision machining, automotive, carpentry, bookkeeping, and fire science, to name a few. 

Other scholarships are for specific fields of study. The

Lam Tree Service Scholarship is for someone who wants to become a certified arborist. The Tuscany Tavern Scholarship is for someone pursuing a career in culinary arts.

Questions?

Please call Susan Henry at 720-618-8924​ or send an email to susan@bootstrapsinc.org if you have questions. ​

Eligibility

You are eligible to apply for a Bootstraps scholarship and/or loan if you meet the following criteria:
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• You graduated or will graduate from Conifer, Evergreen, Clear Creek, or Platte Canyon High School, OR
• You live or lived in the Conifer High School or Evergreen High School attendance area and graduated from a different high school, were home schooled, or received a GED.

AND
• You are a legal resident of the State of Colorado and live within the boundaries of the above-mentioned high schools.

In certain situations, there are exceptions to the above criteria.
The 2022 application is closed. 
​check back 11/1/2022
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  • Home
  • About Us
    • History
    • Board and Staff >
      • Finance Committee
      • Members Login
    • Financial Information
    • Board Member Job Description
  • DONATE
    • How to Donate
    • Honor Roll
    • Create a Scholarship/Create a Loan
    • Memorial Scholarships
    • Leave a Legacy
    • King Soopers Community Rewards
    • Bootstraps Supporters
  • SCHOLARSHIPS AND LOANS
    • Eligibility and Application
    • CTE
    • Scholarships and Interest-free loans
    • Application Overview
    • FAFSA
    • How Are My Funds Disbursed?
    • Continuing Loans
    • Continuing Scholarships
    • Forms
  • OTHER RESOURCES
    • How do we decide?
    • Decoding Your Financial Aid Award Letter
    • What is Award Displacement?
    • Community College Transfer
    • Other Scholarships
    • Pandemic Stories
  • Recipients
    • 2021 Recipients
    • 2020 Recipients
    • 2019 Recipients
    • 2018 Recipients
    • 2017 Recipients >
      • 2017 Recipient Bios
    • Recipient Profiles
  • Events
  • Cap and Gown Club
  • FAQs for applicants
  • Staff Directory