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Scholarship

PTG Senior ScholarshipSupaporn Scholarship Fund

PTG Senior Scholarship

The Outstanding Senior Scholarship Award is sponsored by the CMIS Parent Teacher Group (PTG). It is a merit-based cash award in the amount of 35,000 baht, granted to the member of the senior class who best demonstrates outstanding achievement, both at CMIS and in the broader community. The award recipient is selected by a committee, which includes representatives from the CMIS faculty, administration, PTG executive membership, and a CMIS parent (who does not have a child in the senior class).

Eligibility Requirements and Award Criteria

The successful candidate will:

  • have attended CMIS for more than one academic year including the current year and

  • be eligible to graduate from CMIS in good standing and

  • complete an application form and

  • prepare a short essay explaining why he/she is deserving of the award.

The committee will base its selection on:

  • CMIS grade point average and

  • demonstrated leadership at CMIS and in the broader community and

  • learning service at CMIS and in broader community and

  • persuasiveness of written essay.

Please see the application for further detail.  Any questions regarding the scholarship, please send your email to <ptg@cmis.ac.th>.   The winner of The Outstanding Senior Scholarship Award will be announced at the CMIS graduation ceremony. 

Supaporn Scholarship Fund

The purpose of the Supaporn Scholarship Fund is to protect the children enrolled at Chiang Mai International School whose families encounter unexpected problems that cause financial hardship and threaten the continued enrollment of those children at CMIS.


History of the Fund

Ms. Supaporn Yanusarn is a former Director of CMIS. During her tenure as Director, the father of a student enrolled at the school died suddenly, and the change in the family’s financial situation forced the student to drop out of school. Ms. Supaporn still remembers this student and the pain she felt when the student was forced to leave the school through no fault of his own. Determined that no other student would face the same fate, Ms. Supaporn established a Scholarship Fund to assist students who might be faced with such a decision. She has contributed to the Fund every year since then. The CMIS Board of Directors has renamed the fund to honor this former Director.


Scholarship Criteria

Students applying for the Supaporn Scholarship Fund are required to submit an application. Scholarship applications are reviewed by a scholarship committee.

Applicants must:

  • have been continuously enrolled at CMIS for at least five years.
  • be a high school student.
  • be in good standing at the school.
  • demonstrate financial hardship which makes it extremely difficult for the family to pay CMIS tuition.
  • be enrolled for the year for which the scholarship is being requested.


Privately Funded

The Supaporn Scholarship Fund is supported entirely through private donations and receives no funding from the CMIS operating budget. As a result, CMIS welcomes contributions that help deserving students continue to thrive within our community and grow into compassionate, service-minded leaders. For some students, this support can make the difference between continuing their education at CMIS and leaving due to financial hardship.