09/07/2026
Beekman Fire Company Auxiliary 2027 Scholarship Program
The Beekman Fire Company Auxiliary is pleased to announce our 2027 Scholarship Program for graduating seniors!
To be eligible, applicants must reside within the Arlington Central School District. This includes students attending Arlington High School as well as private schools.
📚 How to Apply:
Your high school guidance department has the information and application needed to apply for our scholarships.
Students who are homeschooled should contact the Arlington High School Guidance Department for an application.
📧 Email submission is strongly encouraged this year.
📅 Application Deadline: April 1, 2027
$1,000 – Joan Scoralick Memorial Scholarship
One scholarship will be awarded to a graduating senior who has been accepted to an accredited institution and plans to major in the healthcare or food services field.
Joan volunteered thousands of hours to the Beekman Fire Company and the community in her pursuit to make her town a great place to live, work, and play. This scholarship proudly honors her dedication and service to our community.
$1,000 – Alfred Wohrman Memorial Scholarship
One scholarship will be awarded to a graduating senior who has been accepted to an accredited institution and intends to major in Fire Sciences, Emergency Services, Paramedic Studies, or Nursing, or who plans to attend a police or fire academy.
Alfred Andrew Wohrman dedicated decades of his life to protecting and serving his community. He began his firefighting career in 1964 with the Beekman Fire Department and went on to serve on the Board of Directors of the Fire Company and as a Fire Commissioner.
Revered as an integral part of the company and known as “the heart” of the department, Al made the ultimate sacrifice on April 17, 2005, while responding to a vehicle fire. This scholarship proudly continues his legacy of courage, dedication, and service.
🚒 We look forward to recognizing two deserving members of the Class of 2027 and continuing the legacies of Joan Scoralick and Alfred Wohrman.
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