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Continuing Education Scholarship is sponsored by Kaukauna Utilities. Kaukauna Utilities offers scholarships to high school seniors whose parents or legal guardians are customers of Kaukauna Utilities and who plan to attend a post-secondary educational institution.
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462. 0234 Kaukauna Utilities > About KU > Scholarships Kaukauna Utilities is proud to help in the educational efforts of our community’s youth. Through this scholarship program, we have helped numerous local students with their continuing education.
Continuing Education Scholarship Kaukauna Utilities offers scholarships to high school seniors who plan to attend a post-secondary educational institution in the fall. The scholarships may range in value from year to year. High school seniors whose parents or legal guardians are customers of Kaukauna Utilities are eligible for the scholarships (except the electrical power distribution program scholarship).
Available to applicants pursuing a 4-year degree Available to applicants pursuing a technical degree (1) $1,500 scholarship available to applicant enrolling in the Electrical Power Distribution Program (details below – applicant does not need to be a customer of Kaukauna Utilities) (1) $1,500 scholarship available to applicant enrolling in any trades program at a technical college Scholarship applications due Friday, March 13th, 2026 To submit scholarship applications: Mail to our office – Kaukauna Utilities Attn: Scholarships, 777 Island Street, Kaukauna WI 54130 Email to abrick@ku-wi.
org Drop off at our main office – 777 Island Street, Kaukauna 2026 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Kaukauna Utilities recently awarded five scholarships to graduating seniors from local high schools: Reid Merbach – Freedom High School Carter Rosin – Little Chute High School Marlee Vanden Boogard – Little Chute High School Edison Eickelberg – Kaukauna High School Anthony LeCaptain – Wrightstown High School (Lineworker scholarship) Congratulations to all scholarship recipients!
Electrical Power Distribution Program Scholarship A $1,500 scholarship is available to a high school junior or senior who is interested in pursuing a career as an electric line technician and will enroll in the Electrical Power Distribution Program at one of the seven technical colleges in Wisconsin that offer the program: Blackhawk Technical College Chippewa Valley Technical College Milwaukee Area Technical College Moraine Park Technical College Northcentral Technical College Northeast Wisconsin Technical College Southwest Technical College The utility offers job shadowing opportunities for anyone interested in a skilled labor career such as lineman, electrician, meter technician etc. Contact us at 920-766-5721 for more information.
Educational Opportunities for Lineworkers The Electrical Power Distribution courses at the schools listed above range from 9 – 12 months in length and cost about $11,000 for the entire program. An additional expense of $1,000 – $1,500 to purchase supplies that can be used in the start of a career as a lineworker (work boots, harness belt, line tools, climbing stir-ups etc.) may be incurred.
In most programs, financial aid is available to qualified individuals. A graduate of an Electrical Power Distribution course will have the potential for entry-level employment as a line technician trainee for electric utilities, telephone companies and related businesses. Graduates may also seek employment as a URD installer, line construction worker, electrical meter reader, pole inspection worker and line clearance tree trimmer.
A graduate of the program can also become an installer/maintainer of underground systems and a technician in an electric generating plant. In most circumstances, a graduate of this course will then seek an apprenticeship, which can vary in length, to become a journey lineworker, high-voltage line technician, substation maintenance worker or electrician.
Because apprenticeships can vary for each job specialization, interested individuals should contact a course director at the above technical colleges, a local utility or contractor for more details about area programs.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: High school seniors whose parents or legal guardians are customers of Kaukauna Utilities are eligible for most awards; the electrical power distribution program scholarship does not require utility customer status. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $3,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was March 13, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Continuing Education Scholarship is funded by Kaukauna Utilities. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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