WCA-TV Opens 2025 Scholarship Applications for WHS Seniors

WATERTOWN – The WCA-TV Board of Directors and Executive Director Andrea Santopietro are proud to officially open the application process for the Watertown Cable Access Scholarship for the Class of 2025. DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS is APRIL 18th, 2025.
(2) Scholarships are available for $500 each.
Eligibility is open to any graduating student of the Class of 2025 from Watertown High School who is both:
1. Attending post-graduate education at a 2-year or 4-year institution of higher learning including colleges, universities, and vocational schools within the area of television, radio, journalism, communications, media arts or any communications related field.
2. Actively participated in producing broadcast content for the community via Digital Media & Communications courses at Watertown High School and/or served as an intern/volunteer for WCA-TV as an extracurricular activity.
Please complete the application below in full and click submit. A copy of your recorded application will be emailed to you. ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED BY 11:59:59PM on APRIL 18th, 2025.
Application Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdLB_7DgkOap6plhqm7_k9ke-n7KYVt8Dx91Vpm4nqQVC0IMg/viewform
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