Since its inception in 1965, AMAE, through its chapters throughout the state, has supported our students with scholarships to help them continue their education. As educators, many of us coming from migrant backgrounds, recall our own quest for that degree and better life for our families. We hope our graduates persevere in their chosen goal and “Pay-it-Forward” to struggling youths in their community. Applications are made available through their counselor’s office. Congratulations to our graduates!!
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2020 Scholarship Recipients

Ms. Tania Salceda, senior at Channel Islands High School, will attend UC Berkeley and major in Political Science and Chicanx Studies.
“Thank you so much, I am extremely honored to have been selected to receive this award.” ~ Tania

Mr. Bladam Gomez, senior at Oxnard High School, will attend UCLA with a major in Public Affairs.
“You have made my day with this news. Thank you so much to everyone who was able to present me with the scholarship that will be so useful for my family and me.” ~ Bladam

Ms. Daniella Hernandez, senior at Oxnard High School, will attend UCLA with a major in Biochemistry.
“Thank you for your generosity. I am very happy to learn that I was selected to be the recipient of the Association of Mexican American Educators scholarship.” ~ Daniella


Mr. Ivan Tapia-Ambriz, senior at Oxnard High School, will attend USC with a major in Psychology.
“By awarding me the AMAE Scholarship you have lightened my financial burden which allows me to focus more on the most important aspect of school, learning. I promise you I will work hard and plan to give back to the community.” ~ Ivan


Ms. Nicholle Azpera, senior at Santa Paula High School, will attend CSUCI with a major in Teaching.
“With this scholarship it will help me in my journey through college at the California State University of Channel Islands in my pursue to become a teacher civically in order to come back to my community and serve them as one.” ~ Nicholle

Ms. Sarahy Torres, senior at Rio Mesa High School, will attend UCLA with a major in Chicano/Chicana Studies.
“I would like to start by saying thank you! This scholarship means a lot to me and my family, it will help me in my journey into higher education. I will be attending the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) in the fall with an intended major in Chicano/ Chicana Studies.” ~ Sarahy

Mr. Victor Duran, senior at Santa Paula High School, will attend Cal Poly San Luis Obispo with a major in Mechanical Engineering.
“Thank you, I am honored and humbled to receive this scholarship award. This will definitely help my family and I to achieve my goals.” ~ Victor


Mr. Allan Almaraz, senior at Santa Paula High School, will attend UC Irvine with a major in Economics.
“Thank you very much! I will make the most of this scholarship and work to make my community a better place. ” ~ Allan
2019 Scholarship Recipients


Jazmine Lucente – Graduate of Adolfo Camarillo High School
