The PAGE Foundation directs scholarships to people preparing to teach or advance in education in Georgia. Its portfolio includes teachers, school support staff, and college students who belong to the Professional Association of Georgia Educators, as well as certain high-school seniors planning to major in education. Awards are one-time amounts of $500, $1,000, or $1,500 depending on the scholarship, paid directly to the college or university.
Most college scholarships require PAGE membership and enrollment in teacher preparation, certification, or related graduate study; some are intended for educators advancing their training or paraprofessionals becoming teachers. The Foundation identifies two opportunities for high-school seniors planning a teaching career. Eligibility differs by fund, so simply attending a Georgia college does not establish eligibility.
The official page says 2027 applications will become available in December 2026; as of October 13, the cycle’s final deadlines and forms are not yet posted. Deadlines generally fall between March and May depending on the award. Applicants should expect to prepare a recent transcript, recommendations, and essays; the Foundation advises requesting records early because a late transcript can leave an application incomplete and unscored.
Before applying, confirm that the cycle and academic program match your circumstances and that the window is still open. Start at the administrator’s link, save the rules, and prepare transcripts, FAFSA information, essays, and recommendations in the requested format. Track the application and reference deadlines separately: some portals close different components on different days. After submitting, monitor email and your dashboard until the file is marked complete. Ask your campus financial-aid office how the award will coordinate with FAFSA, other scholarships, and benefits, and request a written estimate of remaining charges. Do not budget funds that have not been awarded.
Before applying, confirm that the school and program participate, check cycle requirements and dates, keep a copy and submission receipt, and ask how the award coordinates with FAFSA and other benefits. Do not budget funds that have not been awarded.
When comparing options, identify whether the benefit is a scholarship, grant, tuition exemption, or loan: not all aid must be repaid or applies to the same charges. Ask the college for a written estimate after FAFSA and other awards, check renewal and academic-progress rules, and do not accept a loan thinking it is a scholarship.
Read the program profile and the federal FAFSA guide; confirm with the administrator how the aid coordinates.
PAGE Foundation Scholarships — Professional Association of Georgia Educators.
About the Scholarships — Professional Association of Georgia Educators.
Scholarship FAQs — Professional Association of Georgia Educators.
Guide checked against official sources on October 13, 2026. Each program has its own funding, eligibility, and calendar; confirm the current terms before applying. An open cycle or advertised award does not guarantee funding.
Confirm eligibility, current terms, and application steps with the official source before relying on aid for college costs.
Options to compare
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PAGE Foundation Scholarships
The PAGE Foundation directs scholarships to people preparing to teach or advance in education in Georgia. Its portfolio includes teachers, school support staff, and college students who belong to the Professional Association of Georgia Educators, as well as certain high-school seniors planning to major in education. Awards are one-time amounts of $500, $1,000, or $1,500 depending on the scholarship, paid directly to the college or university.
College scholarship and financial-aid program
Federal Student Aid — U.S. Department of Education
The agency sets rates, eligibility, and caps; the college certifies need, cost, and the individual amount within those limits.
Public student-aid administering office
Sources & references
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Professional Association of Georgia Educators · Accessed October 13, 2026
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Professional Association of Georgia Educators · Accessed October 13, 2026
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Official website ↗
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Professional Association of Georgia Educators · Accessed October 13, 2026
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Professional Association of Georgia Educators · Accessed October 13, 2026
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Official website of PAGE Foundation Scholarships ↗
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Professional Association of Georgia Educators · Accessed October 13, 2026
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Official website of PAGE Foundation Scholarships ↗
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Professional Association of Georgia Educators · Accessed October 13, 2026
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Official website of Federal Student Aid — U.S. Department of Education ↗
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Federal Student Aid · Accessed October 13, 2026
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Official website of Federal Student Aid — U.S. Department of Education ↗
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Federal Student Aid · Accessed October 13, 2026
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