Westlake Village Community Foundation Scholarship for Art Students


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The Westlake Village Community Foundation now accepts applications for its 2012 senior scholarship program. Two $1,000 scholarships are available for Agoura High School seniors who have been involved in the music or performing arts program at their school.

According to Mayor Susan Mc-Sweeney who chairs the community foundation, the award program is open to vocalists, musicians and actors. The foundation promotes and provides charitable, cultural and educational activities, programs and services for the benefit of Westlake Village residents. Read the Entire Article


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