Indiana County Schools
Available Scholarships
Andy Koma Memorial Registered Nurse Scholarship Fund
Andy Koma Memorial Registered Nurse Scholarship Fund This fund provides scholarship support to graduating seniors from West Shamokin, Indiana, Marion Center and Apollo Ridge High Schools planning to attend an accredited post-secondary institution to pursue a registered nurse degree. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award This fund provides scholarship awards in recognition of community service and volunteer work. Eligible applicants must reside in a first response area of a member fire department of the Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association. This opportunity is open to high school seniors, high school graduates who are currently in college, and non-traditional college students. Two scholarships of $500 each will be awarded and can be applied to education at a college, university, business, or trade school. Individuals who want to take EMT or paramedic training can also apply for the award.
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund In memory of two distinguished military officers, Betsy Kealey and Scott Zellem, this scholarship is awarded to a student who has at least a 3.0 GPA and possesses and exhibits leadership qualities and service to their school and community. Qualified applicants must be planning to serve in the military and attend a post-secondary educational institution after their service requirement is complete, attend a military academy, or participate in an ROTC program while attending a post-secondary educational institution. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
ICTC Heidi Allison Character Award Fund
ICTC Heidi Allison Character Award Fund This fund memorializes Heidi Allison, a health occupations instructor at the Indiana County Technology Center, who touched countless hearts and had an especially profound impact on her students. Heidi is remembered for nurturing young lives into adulthood through kindness, compassion, integrity and respect, exemplifying the foundational attributes that enhance student success in the classroom and beyond. Each year a graduating senior from ICTC will be awarded the Heidi Allison Character Award to recognize and affirm the importance of these basic character traits to a productive and fulfilling life, whether it involves advancing one’s education, entering the workforce or contributing to one's community. Use this link to download application and submit to your Program Instructor at Indiana County Technology Center by the deadline date of May 1, 2019.
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award This fund provides scholarship awards in recognition of community service and volunteer work. Eligible applicants must reside in a first response area of a member fire department of the Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association. This opportunity is open to high school seniors, high school graduates who are currently in college, and non-traditional college students. Two scholarships of $500 each will be awarded and can be applied to education at a college, university, business, or trade school. Individuals who want to take EMT or paramedic training can also apply for the award.
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund In memory of two distinguished military officers, Betsy Kealey and Scott Zellem, this scholarship is awarded to a student who has at least a 3.0 GPA and possesses and exhibits leadership qualities and service to their school and community. Qualified applicants must be planning to serve in the military and attend a post-secondary educational institution after their service requirement is complete, attend a military academy, or participate in an ROTC program while attending a post-secondary educational institution. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award This fund provides scholarship awards in recognition of community service and volunteer work. Eligible applicants must reside in a first response area of a member fire department of the Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association. This opportunity is open to high school seniors, high school graduates who are currently in college, and non-traditional college students. Two scholarships of $500 each will be awarded and can be applied to education at a college, university, business, or trade school. Individuals who want to take EMT or paramedic training can also apply for the award.
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund In memory of two distinguished military officers, Betsy Kealey and Scott Zellem, this scholarship is awarded to a student who has at least a 3.0 GPA and possesses and exhibits leadership qualities and service to their school and community. Qualified applicants must be planning to serve in the military and attend a post-secondary educational institution after their service requirement is complete, attend a military academy, or participate in an ROTC program while attending a post-secondary educational institution. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award This fund provides scholarship awards in recognition of community service and volunteer work. Eligible applicants must reside in a first response area of a member fire department of the Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association. This opportunity is open to high school seniors, high school graduates who are currently in college, and non-traditional college students. Two scholarships of $500 each will be awarded and can be applied to education at a college, university, business, or trade school. Individuals who want to take EMT or paramedic training can also apply for the award.
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund In memory of two distinguished military officers, Betsy Kealey and Scott Zellem, this scholarship is awarded to a student who has at least a 3.0 GPA and possesses and exhibits leadership qualities and service to their school and community. Qualified applicants must be planning to serve in the military and attend a post-secondary educational institution after their service requirement is complete, attend a military academy, or participate in an ROTC program while attending a post-secondary educational institution. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
Rotary Club of Northern Cambria County Scholarship and Award Fund
Rotary Club of Northern Cambria County Scholarship and Award Fund This fund is to to provide scholarships to a graduating senior that has been accepted into a post-secondary educational institution by the time of the award. The awardee must reside in the Northern Cambria County Rotary Club's service area, to include but not exclusive to Northern Cambria, Cambria Heights and Harmony School Districts. Children of Northern Cambria County Rotary Club members are not eligible to apply. This fund shall also contribute to worthwhile local projects and supporters in northern Cambria County. For more details on this scholarship, contact the Northern Cambria County Rotary Club.
Diana Lynn Holben Scholarship Fund
Diana Lynn Holben Scholarship Fund This fund supports a graduating senior from Homer-Center School District and provides encouragement for them to pursue personal growth through post-secondary education, with strong consideration given to an individual who has experienced discouraging life challenges that may be influencing their faith, courage or motivation.
ICTC Heidi Allison Character Award Fund
ICTC Heidi Allison Character Award Fund This fund memorializes Heidi Allison, a health occupations instructor at the Indiana County Technology Center, who touched countless hearts and had an especially profound impact on her students. Heidi is remembered for nurturing young lives into adulthood through kindness, compassion, integrity and respect, exemplifying the foundational attributes that enhance student success in the classroom and beyond. Each year a graduating senior from ICTC will be awarded the Heidi Allison Character Award to recognize and affirm the importance of these basic character traits to a productive and fulfilling life, whether it involves advancing one’s education, entering the workforce or contributing to one's community. Use this link to download application and submit to your Program Instructor at Indiana County Technology Center by the deadline date of May 1, 2019.
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award This fund provides scholarship awards in recognition of community service and volunteer work. Eligible applicants must reside in a first response area of a member fire department of the Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association. This opportunity is open to high school seniors, high school graduates who are currently in college, and non-traditional college students. Two scholarships of $500 each will be awarded and can be applied to education at a college, university, business, or trade school. Individuals who want to take EMT or paramedic training can also apply for the award.
Kai Paul Hrabovsky Memorial Scholarship Fund
Kai Paul Hrabovsky Memorial Scholarship Fund This fund provides two scholarship awards of at least $500 each to a graduating senior boy and a graduating senior girl from the Homer Center School District in 2017, 2018, and 2019, who have been accepted into an accredited post-secondary institution. Beyond 2019, the Fund will provide a minimum of one and a maximum of five scholarship awards of at least $500 each, in any single year. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
Kamona Scholarship Fund
Kamona Scholarship Fund This fund provides a scholarship to a graduating senior from Homer-Center High School who will be pursuing post-secondary education that will lead to employment in a healthcare field.
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund In memory of two distinguished military officers, Betsy Kealey and Scott Zellem, this scholarship is awarded to a student who has at least a 3.0 GPA and possesses and exhibits leadership qualities and service to their school and community. Qualified applicants must be planning to serve in the military and attend a post-secondary educational institution after their service requirement is complete, attend a military academy, or participate in an ROTC program while attending a post-secondary educational institution. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
Andy Koma Memorial Registered Nurse Scholarship Fund
Andy Koma Memorial Registered Nurse Scholarship Fund This fund provides scholarship support to graduating seniors from West Shamokin, Indiana, Marion Center and Apollo Ridge High Schools planning to attend an accredited post-secondary institution to pursue a registered nurse degree. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
ICTC Heidi Allison Character Award Fund
ICTC Heidi Allison Character Award Fund This fund memorializes Heidi Allison, a health occupations instructor at the Indiana County Technology Center, who touched countless hearts and had an especially profound impact on her students. Heidi is remembered for nurturing young lives into adulthood through kindness, compassion, integrity and respect, exemplifying the foundational attributes that enhance student success in the classroom and beyond. Each year a graduating senior from ICTC will be awarded the Heidi Allison Character Award to recognize and affirm the importance of these basic character traits to a productive and fulfilling life, whether it involves advancing one’s education, entering the workforce or contributing to one's community. Use this link to download application and submit to your Program Instructor at Indiana County Technology Center by the deadline date of May 1, 2019.
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award This fund provides scholarship awards in recognition of community service and volunteer work. Eligible applicants must reside in a first response area of a member fire department of the Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association. This opportunity is open to high school seniors, high school graduates who are currently in college, and non-traditional college students. Two scholarships of $500 each will be awarded and can be applied to education at a college, university, business, or trade school. Individuals who want to take EMT or paramedic training can also apply for the award.
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund In memory of two distinguished military officers, Betsy Kealey and Scott Zellem, this scholarship is awarded to a student who has at least a 3.0 GPA and possesses and exhibits leadership qualities and service to their school and community. Qualified applicants must be planning to serve in the military and attend a post-secondary educational institution after their service requirement is complete, attend a military academy, or participate in an ROTC program while attending a post-secondary educational institution. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
Myrtle and Walter Davis Scholarship
Myrtle and Walter Davis Scholarship To provide an annual scholarship to a graduating senior from Indiana High School who plays golf and will be attending IUP, preference given to a female. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
Salsgiver Family Scholarship Fund
Salsgiver Family Scholarship Fund The purpose of this fund shall be to provide scholarship support for a graduating senior at Indiana Area High School who has been accepted into a post-secondary institution to study an allied health or science-related field. Eligible students should have a GPA of at least 3.0.
Salvatore Agnello Scholarship Fund
Salvatore Agnello Scholarship Fund This fund provides scholarship support to graduating seniors at the Indiana Area School District who wish to further their education either by attending college, nurses training, or equivalent training. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
Andy Koma Memorial Registered Nurse Scholarship Fund
Andy Koma Memorial Registered Nurse Scholarship Fund This fund provides scholarship support to graduating seniors from West Shamokin, Indiana, Marion Center and Apollo Ridge High Schools planning to attend an accredited post-secondary institution to pursue a registered nurse degree. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
Brush Valley Antique Iron and Power Club Scholarship Fund
Brush Valley Antique Iron and Power Club Scholarship Fund This fund provides a minimum of one $500 scholarship award annually to recognize and support students who are active in Future Farmers of America Club at Penns Manor and Marion Center school districts.
ICTC Heidi Allison Character Award Fund
ICTC Heidi Allison Character Award Fund This fund memorializes Heidi Allison, a health occupations instructor at the Indiana County Technology Center, who touched countless hearts and had an especially profound impact on her students. Heidi is remembered for nurturing young lives into adulthood through kindness, compassion, integrity and respect, exemplifying the foundational attributes that enhance student success in the classroom and beyond. Each year a graduating senior from ICTC will be awarded the Heidi Allison Character Award to recognize and affirm the importance of these basic character traits to a productive and fulfilling life, whether it involves advancing one’s education, entering the workforce or contributing to one's community. Use this link to download application and submit to your Program Instructor at Indiana County Technology Center by the deadline date of May 1, 2019.
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award This fund provides scholarship awards in recognition of community service and volunteer work. Eligible applicants must reside in a first response area of a member fire department of the Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association. This opportunity is open to high school seniors, high school graduates who are currently in college, and non-traditional college students. Two scholarships of $500 each will be awarded and can be applied to education at a college, university, business, or trade school. Individuals who want to take EMT or paramedic training can also apply for the award.
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund In memory of two distinguished military officers, Betsy Kealey and Scott Zellem, this scholarship is awarded to a student who has at least a 3.0 GPA and possesses and exhibits leadership qualities and service to their school and community. Qualified applicants must be planning to serve in the military and attend a post-secondary educational institution after their service requirement is complete, attend a military academy, or participate in an ROTC program while attending a post-secondary educational institution. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
Brush Valley Antique Iron and Power Club Scholarship Fund
Brush Valley Antique Iron and Power Club Scholarship Fund This fund provides a minimum of one $500 scholarship award annually to recognize and support students who are active in Future Farmers of America Club at Penns Manor and Marion Center school districts.
ICTC Heidi Allison Character Award Fund
ICTC Heidi Allison Character Award Fund This fund memorializes Heidi Allison, a health occupations instructor at the Indiana County Technology Center, who touched countless hearts and had an especially profound impact on her students. Heidi is remembered for nurturing young lives into adulthood through kindness, compassion, integrity and respect, exemplifying the foundational attributes that enhance student success in the classroom and beyond. Each year a graduating senior from ICTC will be awarded the Heidi Allison Character Award to recognize and affirm the importance of these basic character traits to a productive and fulfilling life, whether it involves advancing one’s education, entering the workforce or contributing to one's community. Use this link to download application and submit to your Program Instructor at Indiana County Technology Center by the deadline date of May 1, 2019.
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award This fund provides scholarship awards in recognition of community service and volunteer work. Eligible applicants must reside in a first response area of a member fire department of the Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association. This opportunity is open to high school seniors, high school graduates who are currently in college, and non-traditional college students. Two scholarships of $500 each will be awarded and can be applied to education at a college, university, business, or trade school. Individuals who want to take EMT or paramedic training can also apply for the award.
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund In memory of two distinguished military officers, Betsy Kealey and Scott Zellem, this scholarship is awarded to a student who has at least a 3.0 GPA and possesses and exhibits leadership qualities and service to their school and community. Qualified applicants must be planning to serve in the military and attend a post-secondary educational institution after their service requirement is complete, attend a military academy, or participate in an ROTC program while attending a post-secondary educational institution. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
ICTC Heidi Allison Character Award Fund
ICTC Heidi Allison Character Award Fund This fund memorializes Heidi Allison, a health occupations instructor at the Indiana County Technology Center, who touched countless hearts and had an especially profound impact on her students. Heidi is remembered for nurturing young lives into adulthood through kindness, compassion, integrity and respect, exemplifying the foundational attributes that enhance student success in the classroom and beyond. Each year a graduating senior from ICTC will be awarded the Heidi Allison Character Award to recognize and affirm the importance of these basic character traits to a productive and fulfilling life, whether it involves advancing one’s education, entering the workforce or contributing to one's community. Use this link to download application and submit to your Program Instructor at Indiana County Technology Center by the deadline date of May 1, 2019.
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award This fund provides scholarship awards in recognition of community service and volunteer work. Eligible applicants must reside in a first response area of a member fire department of the Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association. This opportunity is open to high school seniors, high school graduates who are currently in college, and non-traditional college students. Two scholarships of $500 each will be awarded and can be applied to education at a college, university, business, or trade school. Individuals who want to take EMT or paramedic training can also apply for the award.
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund In memory of two distinguished military officers, Betsy Kealey and Scott Zellem, this scholarship is awarded to a student who has at least a 3.0 GPA and possesses and exhibits leadership qualities and service to their school and community. Qualified applicants must be planning to serve in the military and attend a post-secondary educational institution after their service requirement is complete, attend a military academy, or participate in an ROTC program while attending a post-secondary educational institution. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award This fund provides scholarship awards in recognition of community service and volunteer work. Eligible applicants must reside in a first response area of a member fire department of the Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association. This opportunity is open to high school seniors, high school graduates who are currently in college, and non-traditional college students. Two scholarships of $500 each will be awarded and can be applied to education at a college, university, business, or trade school. Individuals who want to take EMT or paramedic training can also apply for the award.
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund In memory of two distinguished military officers, Betsy Kealey and Scott Zellem, this scholarship is awarded to a student who has at least a 3.0 GPA and possesses and exhibits leadership qualities and service to their school and community. Qualified applicants must be planning to serve in the military and attend a post-secondary educational institution after their service requirement is complete, attend a military academy, or participate in an ROTC program while attending a post-secondary educational institution. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
Torrence W. Prescott Scholarship Fund
Torrence W. Prescott Scholarship Fund This fund provides scholarship support to graduates who are members of the First Methodist Church in Punxsutawney, PA. Contact First Methodist Church for more details on this scholarship.
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award This fund provides scholarship awards in recognition of community service and volunteer work. Eligible applicants must reside in a first response area of a member fire department of the Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association. This opportunity is open to high school seniors, high school graduates who are currently in college, and non-traditional college students. Two scholarships of $500 each will be awarded and can be applied to education at a college, university, business, or trade school. Individuals who want to take EMT or paramedic training can also apply for the award.
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund In memory of two distinguished military officers, Betsy Kealey and Scott Zellem, this scholarship is awarded to a student who has at least a 3.0 GPA and possesses and exhibits leadership qualities and service to their school and community. Qualified applicants must be planning to serve in the military and attend a post-secondary educational institution after their service requirement is complete, attend a military academy, or participate in an ROTC program while attending a post-secondary educational institution. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
Torrence W. Prescott Scholarship Fund
Torrence W. Prescott Scholarship Fund This fund provides scholarship support to graduates who are members of the First Methodist Church in Punxsutawney, PA. Contact First Methodist Church for more details on this scholarship.
ICTC Heidi Allison Character Award Fund
ICTC Heidi Allison Character Award Fund This fund memorializes Heidi Allison, a health occupations instructor at the Indiana County Technology Center, who touched countless hearts and had an especially profound impact on her students. Heidi is remembered for nurturing young lives into adulthood through kindness, compassion, integrity and respect, exemplifying the foundational attributes that enhance student success in the classroom and beyond. Each year a graduating senior from ICTC will be awarded the Heidi Allison Character Award to recognize and affirm the importance of these basic character traits to a productive and fulfilling life, whether it involves advancing one’s education, entering the workforce or contributing to one's community. Use this link to download application and submit to your Program Instructor at Indiana County Technology Center by the deadline date of May 1, 2019.
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award This fund provides scholarship awards in recognition of community service and volunteer work. Eligible applicants must reside in a first response area of a member fire department of the Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association. This opportunity is open to high school seniors, high school graduates who are currently in college, and non-traditional college students. Two scholarships of $500 each will be awarded and can be applied to education at a college, university, business, or trade school. Individuals who want to take EMT or paramedic training can also apply for the award.
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund In memory of two distinguished military officers, Betsy Kealey and Scott Zellem, this scholarship is awarded to a student who has at least a 3.0 GPA and possesses and exhibits leadership qualities and service to their school and community. Qualified applicants must be planning to serve in the military and attend a post-secondary educational institution after their service requirement is complete, attend a military academy, or participate in an ROTC program while attending a post-secondary educational institution. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award This fund provides scholarship awards in recognition of community service and volunteer work. Eligible applicants must reside in a first response area of a member fire department of the Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association. This opportunity is open to high school seniors, high school graduates who are currently in college, and non-traditional college students. Two scholarships of $500 each will be awarded and can be applied to education at a college, university, business, or trade school. Individuals who want to take EMT or paramedic training can also apply for the award.
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund In memory of two distinguished military officers, Betsy Kealey and Scott Zellem, this scholarship is awarded to a student who has at least a 3.0 GPA and possesses and exhibits leadership qualities and service to their school and community. Qualified applicants must be planning to serve in the military and attend a post-secondary educational institution after their service requirement is complete, attend a military academy, or participate in an ROTC program while attending a post-secondary educational institution. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
Brush Valley Antique Iron and Power Club Scholarship Fund
Brush Valley Antique Iron and Power Club Scholarship Fund This fund provides a minimum of one $500 scholarship award annually to recognize and support students who are active in Future Farmers of America Club at Penns Manor and Marion Center school districts.
David W. Griffith Memorial Scholarship Fund
David W. Griffith Memorial Scholarship Fund The intent of this fund is to provide an endowment which will provide a scholarship in the amount of $1,000 to be distributed annually to a student at United High School who meets certain criteria. Created as part of the 100 Families Project. Eligible students must be entering a post-secondary institution pursuing a degree in a business-related field and possess an overall GPA of 3.0. Applicants must submit a resume, two teacher recommendations, and a one-page essay on "The Importance of Work Ethic." Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
Glen George Memorial Scholarship Fund
Glen George Memorial Scholarship Fund This fund provides a $250 scholarship to a graduating senior at United School District who plans to pursue a career in the field of science, technology, or science education. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
ICTC Heidi Allison Character Award Fund
ICTC Heidi Allison Character Award Fund This fund memorializes Heidi Allison, a health occupations instructor at the Indiana County Technology Center, who touched countless hearts and had an especially profound impact on her students. Heidi is remembered for nurturing young lives into adulthood through kindness, compassion, integrity and respect, exemplifying the foundational attributes that enhance student success in the classroom and beyond. Each year a graduating senior from ICTC will be awarded the Heidi Allison Character Award to recognize and affirm the importance of these basic character traits to a productive and fulfilling life, whether it involves advancing one’s education, entering the workforce or contributing to one's community. Use this link to download application and submit to your Program Instructor at Indiana County Technology Center by the deadline date of May 1, 2019.
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award
Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Student Scholarship Award This fund provides scholarship awards in recognition of community service and volunteer work. Eligible applicants must reside in a first response area of a member fire department of the Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association. This opportunity is open to high school seniors, high school graduates who are currently in college, and non-traditional college students. Two scholarships of $500 each will be awarded and can be applied to education at a college, university, business, or trade school. Individuals who want to take EMT or paramedic training can also apply for the award.
John J Aloi Scholarship Fund
John J. Aloi Scholarship Fund This fund provides scholarship(s) annually to graduating senior(s) at United School District who plan to either enter the police academy or pursue studies at a post-secondary educational institution with a major in law enforcement, criminal justice, forensics, or other related field. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund
Ke-Ze Scholarship Fund In memory of two distinguished military officers, Betsy Kealey and Scott Zellem, this scholarship is awarded to a student who has at least a 3.0 GPA and possesses and exhibits leadership qualities and service to their school and community. Qualified applicants must be planning to serve in the military and attend a post-secondary educational institution after their service requirement is complete, attend a military academy, or participate in an ROTC program while attending a post-secondary educational institution. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
Laura Uadiski Wright Memorial Scholarship
Laura Uadiski Wright Memorial Scholarship This fund provides a $1,000 scholarship to graduating seniors at United School District who are planning to pursue post-secondary education in a healthcare field. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship fund.
McCully Scholarship
McCully Scholarship This scholarship is awarded to a United High School student who has personally demonstrated resiliency. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
Shawn Carota Football Scholarship Fund
Shawn Carota Football Scholarship Fund The intent of this fund is will be used to help a senior football player from United High School with a scholarship to honor the memory and giving personality of Shawn Carota. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
Tom Hoover Excellence Award Scholarship Fund
Tom Hoover Excellence Award Scholarship Fund This fund provides a $500.00 scholarship to a United High School Basketball player. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
United High School Student Council Scholarship
United High School Student Council Scholarship Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.
United School District Scholarship Fund
United School District Scholarship Fund The intent of this fund is to benefit graduates pursuing education at a college, university, vocational/technical school or apprenticeship program. The scholarships shall be made to one or more students who have demonstrated academic excellence by attaining not less than the equivalent of a B or 3.0 cumulative average at their level of education and who wish to pursue post-high school education in a college, graduate school, vocational and/or technical school or apprenticeship program accredited by a state and/or national accrediting body. Contact your guidance counselor for more information on this scholarship.