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Scholarships360 "No Essay" Scholarship
Deadline: Jun 30, 2025
$10,000
The Scholarships360 $10,000 “No Essay” Scholarship is open to all students who want some extra help paying for their education. Whether you are a high school student who hopes to go to college, a graduate student who’s in a master’s program, or an adult learner who wants to return to school, you are eligible for our no essay scholarship.This scholarship...
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Abraxis Charter Career Academy At Piner-Olivet Elsie Allen High Grace High Herbert Slater Middle Hilliard Comstock Middle Lawrence Cook Middle Lewis Opportunity Maria Carrillo High Mesa High Midrose High Montgomery High Northwest Prep Charter Nueva Vista High Piner High Piner-Olivet Charter Ridgway High (Continuation) Rincon Valley Charter Rincon Valley Middle Roseland Charter Santa Rosa Accelerated Charter Santa Rosa High Santa Rosa Middle Stony Point Academy Strawberry Elementary Willowside Middle

Located roughly fifty five miles north from San Francisco, sits Santa Rosa City, that is the seat of Sonoma County. Now, the city has a population more than 161,469. The city is popular for its local dairy, meat, seafood, produce as well as its vineyards. Famous Chefs from around the globe are attracted to the abundance of natural produce accessible here. Santa Rosa hosts a year round farmers market two times each and every week. It is considered the biggest city in California's wine country.

The thriving economy of Santa Rosa consists of numerous various industries. Among which include: bio-medical, agriculture, environmental, education, high-tech, and tourism

Santa Rosa provides something for everyone, from spas to safaris. It has several amenities to offer to its residents, such as meticulously kept gardens and an assortment of activity centers.

It is not unusual to see wild animals casually wandering all over various parts of the city. Flocks of wild turkeys are common, as are opossums, deer and raccoons. Amongst the less common creatures roaming around are rabbits, mountain lions and foxes. There are several birds that can be found nesting in the trees of the median strip on West Ninth Street, like great blue herons, black-crowned herons, great egrets, and snowy egrets. The reason for this is because the only remaining undeveloped land rests right on the fringe of the city. In addition, corridors of the Santa Rosa Creek run through the middle of the city.

The Annadel State Park, which connects Howarth Park and Spring Lake Country park are located right on the border of the city. The Sonoma Mountains are likewise included in Annadel Park. These parks are open to the public and are visited by those wising to experience nature at its finest.

Santa Rosa is the fifth biggest city in the San Francisco Bay area and is considered the largest city within California's wine country. Santa Ana metropolitan statistical area is the 12th largest within California, with a population of 486,630.