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Lummi Nation School

Where students learn through Schelangen (our way of life): academics, community, and culture.

Senior Class Resources

Senior Class Resources

Hey 9th-12th Grade Students & Parents!
Great news! FutureBot is here to help you stay on track with financial aid and college resources—right from your phone.

📲 Students: Text “Hi FuturesBot” to 360.928.7281
📲 Parents/Guardians: Text “Hi FuturesBot” to 360.634.0354

Or scan the QR code on the flyer to get started! If you're already in the College Bound Scholarship program, use the QR code to update your number and keep getting important updates.

Don’t miss out on key deadlines and opportunities—sign up today!
For more info, email contact@futuresnw.org 
 

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The FAFSA PROCESS
CLICK THE LINK HERE 

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Seniors!
Please contact Reyna Jones @ JOM for Senior BIO + Pictures.
Both will be used for the slideshow that plays @ Senior Recognition Night. Deadline for Senior Bio + Pictures is - Coming Soon

Senior Recognition Night
Coming Soon
(Flyer coming soon.)

Carlene Toby  
LIBC JOM Director 
Office Phone: 360-380-6639
Email: CarleneT@lummi-nsn.gov 

LNS SENIORS - CLASS OF 2026!
Key Dates! More Info Coming Soon!

Senior Trip

  • DATE: TBD


Senior Recognition Night

  • Coming Soon


Caps & Gowns

  • DATE: TBD


Last Day of School for Seniors

  • Coming soon


Graduation Rehearsal

  • DATE: TBD


Graduation!

  • DATE: June 4th 2026

Policies and Notifications

Helpful Links:

Seniors!
More Scholarships from Study

Other Scholarships! - Via AICF Website

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View more via the American Indian College Fund website - Click here

  • 4-H Youth In Action Scholarship

    Sharing the stories of 4‑H’ers who make a difference in their communities.

  • AAUW Women’s Fellowships and Grants

    One of the world’s largest sources of funding for graduate women, AAUW is providing $3.9 million in funding for fellowships and grants to 250 outstanding women and nonprofit organizations.

  • ACS Scholars Program

    ACS awards renewable scholarships to underrepresented minority students who want to enter the fields of chemistry or chemistry-related fields. American Indian high school seniors or college freshman, sophomores, or juniors pursuing a college degree in the chemical sciences or chemical technology are eligible to apply. Deadline: March 1st.

  • Actuarial Diversity Scholarship

    The Actuarial Foundation supports the future of the actuarial profession and fosters the best and brightest students through its scholarships. Deadline: May 2nd

  • AICPA Scholarship Award for Minority Accounting Students

    This scholarship award provides financial awards to full-time minority students pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in accounting or an accounting-related major. Applicants must have a GPA of at least a 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) and be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.

  • USRA Space Scholarship Awards

    $5,000 awards are available college juniors and seniors with interest in science or engineering with an emphasis on space research, education and aeronautics. August Deadline

  • Veterans Scholarships (Western Governors University)

    Military service in defense of our country is an unparalleled sacrifice, and at WGU we are committed to saying “thank you.” Regularly recognized as one of the nation’s most military-friendly colleges and universities, we’re proud to offer degree programs that provide the flexibility, portability, and job relevance our nation’s military personnel, veterans, and their families need.

  • Washington Indian Gaming Association

    The WIGA College Scholarship Program is designed to promote tribal self-sufficiency by providing scholarships for Native American students in Washington seeking to advance their own self-sufficiency and broaden their personal and professional potential through higher education. Applicants must be students who are enrolled members of one of Washington’s 29 federally recognized tribes or who are enrolled members of a federally recognized tribes outside of Washington, but are attending school in Washington State. Deadline: March 31st