Scholarships

Making Adventist Education affordable is a top priority. Please contact the business manager (K-12 school) or principal (K-8 school) to start the financial aid process.

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Baybarz Scholarship (elementary students)

  • SECC school administrators determine application recipients. Not need based.

Pacific Union Endowment Scholarship (academy students)

  • SECC school administrators determine application recipients. Not need based.

Vcelak Scholarship 

  • This scholarship is available for students in black families. 
  • Each school has a limited amount to distribute.

Low Income Scholarship

  • Application available at a SECC school finance office. Applications are processed at the school.

Ethnic Scholarship

  • Application available on the SECC website and submitted to the respective ethnic department.

Operation Rescue Education

  • Application is available to Hispanic students who are attending a Hispanic church.
  • Families must contact their local church education coordinator to receive the scholarship.
  • First time students will receive a one-time tuition payment in the amount of $250.00. Recurring students will receive $150.00.

Pacific Union Next Step Scholarship

  • Kindergarten
    • The Scholarship amount is $750 for kindergarten students only. Each school has a limited amount to distribute.
  • 9th grade
    • The scholarship amount is $2,500 for 9th grade students only. Priority is given to eighth grade graduates of one of our K-8 schools who will attend a TK-12 school for high school.
    • Each school has a limited amount to distribute.
    • Contact your school on how to apply.

SECC Boarding School Endowment Fund Application is available for 9-12. Please submit your application to
Cynthia Garcia at Cynthia.Garcia@seccsda.org

Ethnic Scholarship

  • Application available on the SECC website and submitted to the respective ethnic department.

3-Way Scholarship (Church/Conference/University)

  • Applications available on the SECC website and submitted to the Treasury Department, Attention Kim Brown. Applications accepted beginning March 1.

NAD Hispanic Scholarship

  • Available for full-time graduate and post-graduate Hispanic students who are North America Division-based, faithful Seventh-day Adventist Church members in good standing, and whose financial resources are inadequate to enable them to complete their graduate school education. 
  • Click Here (https://sec.naddocs.org/Forms/Hispanic-Scholarship-Fund) to apply. 
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Teacher’s (Education) Scholarship

  • Application accepted from Feb. 1 – April 15.
    To assist students graduating from 12th. grade who wants to be a teacher in a Seventh-day Adventist school and to continue an education at a Seventh-day Adventist institution of higher education. Applications reviewed by SECC Office of Education. 
  • To apply, click here Growing Young Leaders Application
  • Final award issued by the Union. DEADLINE, APRIL 15.
    Submit completed application and attachments to academy principal. The principal will submit the completed application to Cynthia Garcia at the SECC Office of Education.

Pacific Union Endowment Scholarship

  • Available for 12th grade and undergraduate college students.
  • Application available on April 1.
  • Limited space is available.
  • To request an application, click here PUC Application Request
  • For additional questions, contact the SECC Office of Education, Cynthia Garcia at Cynthia.Garcia@seccsda.org 

Volunteer

Thank you for supporting our schools through your time and influence. In our commitment to keeping students safe, we have a robust volunteer clearance policy. Below provides our general policy but please contact your local school for more details.

Volunteer Requirements

The SECC continually strives to ensure that children in our schools are protected from all harm. Parents who wish to volunteer on campus or attend field trips must be trained and background-checked to ensure student safety. Our school policies comply with the new AB506 law for volunteers in youth service organizations.

To streamline the process and ensure consistency, SECC no longer distinguishes between tiers or levels of volunteers. All individuals who wish to volunteer-regardless of how often or in what capacity-are required to complete the same set of safety and clearance steps. This includes classroom helpers, event volunteers, field trip chaperones, overnight participants, and coaches.


General Volunteer Requirements for All Volunteers

All volunteers must complete the following steps before participating in any school-related activities with students:


1. Live Scan Background Check

* This must be done only once (unless a new background check is requested).

Click here to Use the official SECC Live Scan Request Form.

* For a list of authorized of Live Scan locations click here


2. SECC Volunteer Commitment Form

* Volunteers must read and sign this form annually.

* To complete the Volunteer Commitment Form, click here.


3. Child Safety Training

* Volunteers must complete the state-mandated child safety training and submit a certificate of completion. To access the training, click here

* The cost for the certificate of completion is $8.99. This fee is paid directly through the MandatedReporterCA.com website.


4. Health Clearance

* Volunteers must have on file with the school a certificate showing that within the last four (4) years, they have been examined and found free of communicable tuberculosis.

* TB Risk Assessment Form click here.


Transportation Requirements (Driving Students)

If a volunteer is transporting students (e.g., for field trips or athletic events), the following four (4) items are additionally required:

 

1. Transportation Information Form, click here.


2. A copy of their driver’s license must be submitted to the school.


3. A copy of valid automobile insurance must be kept on file at the school.

* It is the responsibility of the driver to ensure that the school has a current and valid proof of insurance on record at all times. 

* Failure to maintain valid proof of insurance on file will result in the volunteer being ineligible to transport students.

 

4. A Motor Vehicle Report (MVR) must be submitted annually.

* MVR can be downloaded for $2.00 from the DMV. Click here to get your MVR.