SPOKANE, Wash. — The Spokane Workforce Council (SWC) has been awarded $125,400 from the Innovia Foundation to provide scholarships for underserved youth who want to pursue a college degree. According to a SWC press release, the funding will help…
Katya Tulak was six when she immigrated from Indonesia to the US, her parents deciding to pursue a better education for their three children.
If a financial burden is keeping you from sending your kids to camp this summer, the City of Spokane would like to help.
About 60 percent of grad students don't receive any kind of scholarship, grant, or tuition waiver that they don't have to pay back.
Money for college can come from many sources, but experts say to start looking early.
