Counseling and College Planning

• Open to all students. Preference given to applicants pursuing studies in history, political science or water resources. 
• $1,000 scholarship
• Application and additional information, click here. 
• Applications due 03/10/2020
   

• For students who intend to enroll full-time in a technical institute program determined as a high need workforce area in South Dakota (see website for details). Recipients agrees to work full-time in the field of study in South Dakota for a minimum of three years. 
• 50 full-ride scholarships awarded. 
• Applications and additional information, click here. 
• Applications open January 1, 2020.
   

• For students pursuing a degree at a participating South Dakota college or university that will prepare the student to work in a critical need occupation (see website for details). Recipients also agree to remain and work in South Dakota for as many years as the scholarship was received, plus one year. 
• Applicants must have a composite ACT score of 27 or greater (or the SAT equivalent) as well as a GPA of 2.8 or greater. 
• Full-ride scholarships awarded. 
• Applications and additional information, click here. 
• Applications due 02/01/2020
   

• Recipients have a demonstrated financial need ($55,000 or lower adjusted gross family income) and have a minimum GPA of 2.0.
• Scholarships range from $10,000 to $25,000.
• Application and additional information, click here. 
• Applications due 10/25/2019
   

• ​​​​​​The recipient must be employed by Hy-Vee prior to September 15, 2019 or a part-time Hy-Vee employee who has a minimum of six months employment as of September 15, 2019. The recipient must pursue a baccalaureate degree. 
• 80-$1,000 scholarships awarded. 
• Applications and additional information, click here. 
• Applications due 02/10/2020

• For students who make meaningful contributions to their communities through volunteer service. 
• Minimum scholarship amount of $1,000.
• Applications and additional information, click here. 
• Applications due 11/05/2019
   

• Scholarship opportunity awarded by the National Driving and Traffic School. Multiple rounds of the contest are available. Please see the website for other opportunities and essay examples. 
• Essay required that addresses driver education and safety concerns as listed on their website. 
• Applications and additional information, click here. 
• Applications due 11/30/2019
   

• Awarded to one student who currently cares for an aging loved one, works within the senior community or intends to pursue a career that will have an impact on the elder population. 
• Essay required that addresses “why aging matters” to the student. 
• $1,500 scholarship awarded. 
• Application and additional information, click here. 
• Application due 05/15/2020
   

• Awarded to direct descendants of United States Military Veterans-former or current members. This includes legally adopted descendants
• Essay and recommendations letters required. 
• $500 scholarship awarded. 
• Application and additional information, click here. 
• Application due 02/15/2020
   

• Open to all students. A 500-1,000 word essay based on the topic stated on their website. 
• $1,000 scholarship awarded
• Application and additional information, click here. 
• Application due June 12, 2020
   

$500 scholarship awarded
Application and additional information, click here. 
Application available after February 20th, 2020. Application deadline TBD. 

• Scholarship for students residing in Lincoln, McCook, Minnehaha or Turner county who will be pursuing a degree within the home building industry or related fields at a college or technical institution. 
• Multiple $1,000 scholarships awarded. 
• Application and additional information, click here. 
• Applications available TBD-sign up for to be on their notification mailing list on the website. 
• Applications due April 2020.
   

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

What is a transcript?
A transcript is a copy of the permanent academic (educational) record. It becomes an official transcript when the seal of the school is affixed and the signature of an authorized person is appended. Transcripts do not include accommodation plans or discipline records. 

How do I order a transcript?
Current students must request a transcript in the Counseling Office. A fee of $1 per transcript is required for current students.Graduates may request a transcript by filling out the Transcript Request Form for Graduates. Financial holds on their academic record may prevent your transcript request from being processed. 
 
How long does it take to process?
Transcripts will be sent out within 2 working days. Please allow sufficient time to meet your deadlines as our office observes school and holiday breaks.  

How much do they cost?
Transcripts for current students cost one dollar each. There is no fee for graduates.  

What courses will be included on my transcript?
All courses completed at O’Gorman High School as well as courses dropped after the withdrawal date (noted as a “W”) appear on your transcript. Courses transferred from other high schools and courses taken during middle school for high school credit are also noted. 

To what address should I send the transcript?
Many schools or businesses require transcripts be sent directly to them to be considered official. Please consult with the party requesting your transcript to determine where it should go or any specific instructions they require. We are able to fax, email or mail through USPS.  

Registrar Contact Information:
Registrar:     
Kelsey Hefner

Mailing address:     
O’Gorman High School 
*Attn: Registrar
Registrar’s Office
3201 S Kiwanis Ave
Sioux Falls, SD  57105
Phone:     605-575-3320
Fax:          605-336-9272  
Email:       khefner@ogknights.org