Educational costs continue to rise and it is the desire of the Loveland Schools Foundation to assist young and promising scholars to become better community members through assistance with their education beyond high school. To this end, the Foundation offers scholarships to graduating seniors. The number of scholarships and the amount of money given varies from year to year. Some are career-specific and others are more general. Scholarships are presented in May at the Senior Awards Night.
All scholarship giving is based on academic qualifications, the character of the applicant, service to the community, determination to complete the course of study chosen, and need. For all scholarships, when criteria have been met and are equal, financial need is the determining element.
While the Foundation recognizes that a strong academic background is conducive to success in a higher education program, members of the Board of Trustees also recognize the needs of students attending a two-year college program and technical schools. Therefore students interested in furthering their education in any capacity beyond high school are encouraged to apply for one of the Foundation scholarships which do not specify a particular major.
Students should check with the guidance department at the high school beginning in early to mid-January for the posting of Foundation scholarships that will be given that year.
