Jacqueline A. Dorsey
2024 Scholarship Application Deadline:
Must be received by Saturday, May 25, 2024
Open to African American Students from any Omaha Public School
Students can access the application through the Omaha Public Schools "Naviance Site" or request an application from the church by emailing: [email protected]
Must be received by Saturday, May 25, 2024
Open to African American Students from any Omaha Public School
Students can access the application through the Omaha Public Schools "Naviance Site" or request an application from the church by emailing: [email protected]
Jackie was a faithful member of Bethel A.M.E. Church, who dedicated her life to Christ and worked in the church, wearing many hats. She has left a void and some big shoes to fill.
Jackie was a teacher in the Omaha Public Schools for 33 years, before she decided to retire. After retirement, she decided to go back and work part-time as the "Parent Liaison", at Hale Middle School. She also worked at Mandela Elementary School, as the "Volunteer Coordinator, until her unexpected passing.
Our sister was passionate about education and dedicated her life to uplifting young people in various stages of their educational journey. Jackie's expertise in education was a gift that we valued in our church. We depended on her, and she always delivered.
We miss Jackie and could not have thought of a better way to honor her memory, than by establishing a scholarship in her name. She shared her wisdom, knowledge, and love with so many, and for that, we will be forever grateful.
Our first $1,000.00 scholarship was awarded February 11, 2018, at the annual Concerned and Caring Educator's (CACE) Scholarship banquet dinner.
Jackie was a teacher in the Omaha Public Schools for 33 years, before she decided to retire. After retirement, she decided to go back and work part-time as the "Parent Liaison", at Hale Middle School. She also worked at Mandela Elementary School, as the "Volunteer Coordinator, until her unexpected passing.
Our sister was passionate about education and dedicated her life to uplifting young people in various stages of their educational journey. Jackie's expertise in education was a gift that we valued in our church. We depended on her, and she always delivered.
We miss Jackie and could not have thought of a better way to honor her memory, than by establishing a scholarship in her name. She shared her wisdom, knowledge, and love with so many, and for that, we will be forever grateful.
Our first $1,000.00 scholarship was awarded February 11, 2018, at the annual Concerned and Caring Educator's (CACE) Scholarship banquet dinner.
CONGRATULATIONS TO PAST and PRESENT SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
2018 Recipient, Taviaunna Knight, with Pastor Victoria Parker and James Dorsey, Jr., the brother of Jackie Dorsey.
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2019 Recipient: Quinten Patterson. Bethel member and Graduate of Omaha North High School. Currently attending the University of Missouri, Columbia. Also shown, Rudy Lions & Jamar Dorsey, Sr., the cousin & nephew of Jackie A. Dorsey.
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2020 Recipient: Tysa Dethloff graduate of Central High School. Her goal is to become a Dental Hygienist after 2 years at UNL, then completing her studies at UNMC.
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2021 Scholarship recipient, Dylan Clute is a graduate of Omaha Central High School. He is attending the University of Nebraska, Omaha. Photo unavailable.
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2022 Recipient, Taniya Golden is a graduate of Northwest High School. Taniya will be attending Hutchinson Community College. She plans to major in "Nursing" with an emphasis in "Pediatrics."
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The 2024 recipient of this years Jackie A. Dorsey Scholarship
is Braylen Mosley. He attends our sister church St. John AME
Church. Braylen is a graduate of North High Magnet School.
He will be attending Tennessee State University {HBC} and
his focus in business with a emphasis on "Finance" as his major.
is Braylen Mosley. He attends our sister church St. John AME
Church. Braylen is a graduate of North High Magnet School.
He will be attending Tennessee State University {HBC} and
his focus in business with a emphasis on "Finance" as his major.