Attention High School Seniors!

The Deadline for $1500 Scholarships is

APPROACHING FAST

The Due Date (May 4, 2018) is quickly approaching for the

Chartwells K-12 SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION.
This application is open to all High School Seniors in Duval
County, who plan to continue their education. Students must
complete their application and submit required documents.
24 Students will be selected to receive $1500 Scholarships,
during an awards ceremony.
Good Luck!

Questions? Contact:
Asia Bey | Marketing Specialist | o. 904.732.5117 | asia.bey@compass-usa.com
 Chartwells Thompson School Dining Services Scholarship Application
Chartwells Thompson School Dining Services is a strategic partnership between
Chartwells and Thompson Hospitality, the largest minority-owned foodservice company
in North America. We have provided foodservice management for Duval County Public
Schools since June 2009.

A one-time $1,500 scholarship will be awarded for the 2018-2019 academic year to twenty-
four students from a Duval County Public High School, who plan to continue on to post-
secondary education: colleges, universities, technical or trade schools.

Scholarship deadline: May 4, 2018

Scholarships post-marked after May 4, 2018 will be returned to sender with no action taken.

Submit Application To:

ATTN: Asia Bey
Chartwells-Thompson School Dining Services
2924 Knights Lane East BLDG 5
Jacksonville, FL 32216

Eligibility: Scholarship is open to high school seniors who will graduate from a Duval
County Public High School. Twenty-four winners will receive a one-time $1,500
scholarship to be applied towards their post-secondary education.

Requirements:

• 2.5 GPA and above

• Acceptance into a post-secondary institution
• Provide a copy of official high school transcript
• Complete the attached application and submit an essay (1000 words or less)

Please submit any questions to Asia.Bey@compass-usa.com

 2018-2019 Scholarship Application
NAME (last, first, M.I.): ___________________________________

SCHOOL: ___________________________________

ADDRESS (home): ___________________________________

PHONE NUMBER (home): ___________________________________

EMAIL ADDRESS: ___________________________________

GPA: _____________
Essay:
Obesity has been identified as one of the top public health crises facing Americans today because it is
increases the risk of other serious medical conditions such as: high cholesterol, hypertension, sleep
apnea, adult onset diabetes, heart disease, cancer, and depression. In an effort to curb adult obesity,
many agencies have turned their attention to childhood obesity. In 2012, the government passed
legislation to further regulate the nutritional value of foods offered in the school cafeteria and for
school fundraising. Do you believe the government has a role in managing the obesity crisis? If yes,
why? If no, who should be responsible for managing the population’s weight gain and why?

You may use separate or additional sheets of paper if needed.

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Please submit any questions to Asia.Bey@compass-usa.com