College Information

JUNIORS

First Semester

  • Take the PSAT test in October at St. Henry District High School.
  • Make an appointment with your school counselor to discuss college and career plans.  All juniors should see the counselor at least once by February 15.
  • Meet with college admissions representatives who visit St. Henry during flex or lunchtime.
  • Explore various colleges through their web site or stop by the Guidance Department for info.
  • Attend the National College Fair at the Duke Energy Center in the fall or the Northern Kentucky Regional College Fair at TMU or NKU (on a rotating basis) in the fall.
  • Colleges and scholarship programs are interested in students who have outside activities such as volunteer work, church and/or community involvement, sports, clubs, and part-time employment. Be a leader in a group or for a project! Participate in something.
  • Register to take the ACT or SAT test at least once in your junior year and repeat it if you would like to improve your score. The ACT District Choice is given to all juniors in February or March.
  • Maintain your grades!
  • Career exploration meetings are offered during flex time to all interested students. Professionals visit SHDHS from various career paths throughout the year. Be sure sign-up and take advantage of this opportunity to hear from someone who is working in the field and bring your questions!
  • Log onto www.bls.gov/ooh or www.acinet.org for career information.

Second Semester

  • Keep your resume’ current recording yearly activities, awards, volunteer efforts, and employment.  Senior year will be much easier if you have this important information prepared.
  • Contact the admissions office at colleges you are considering. Visit college campuses and make appointments with a professor in the department which interests you, an admissions representative, and a financial aid officer. Be sure to turn in the SHDHS College Visit Permission Slip.
  • Register for AP Exams when the information is distributed / tests are given in May.
  • Seriously consider what courses you will want to take in your senior year.
  • All juniors will take the ACT Test at school in February or March. Students should take the test at least once in the spring of their junior year and again in the fall of the senior year.
  • Maintain your grades, it will pay off in your senior year when you apply for scholarships. KEES funds are also based on your GPA and ACT scores throughout your high school years.
  • Apply for a summer job-you’ll need that money in college or participate in an interesting summer camp or program.
  • Take the time to put some service hours into something you enjoy..
  • Talk to Mrs. Beck (Senior Counselor) if you are interested in applying to a military academy or joining any branch of the military.

SENIORS

September

  • Visit your school counselors to discuss college and career plans.
  • Register for the ACT and/or SAT-take the test in early fall.
  • Attend the National College Fair at the Duke Convention Center in the fall or the Northern Kentucky Regional College Fair at TMC or NKU (on a rotating basis) in the fall.
  • Check application deadlines-some are September-especially Military Academies and selective admissions programs to some colleges.
  • Request letters of recommendations at least two weeks in advance from faculty members.
  • The request for a nomination to a United States military school is usually due to your congressman by September 30. Be sure to check your deadlines.
  • Career exploration meetings are offered during flex time to all interested students. Professionals visit SHDHS from various career paths throughout the year. Be sure sign-up and take advantage of this opportunity to hear from someone who is working in the field and bring your questions!
  • Encourage your parents to attend the Crusader College Connection Financial Aid evening presented by the senior counselor at SHDHS.
  • Make campus visits with your parents. Contact the admissions office at colleges you are considering. Visit college campuses and make appointments with a professor in the department which interests you, an admissions’ representative, and a financial aid officer. Be sure to turn in a College Visit Permission Slip.
  • Log onto www.bls.gov/ooh or www.acinet.org for career information.

October / November

  • Stay up to date by reviewing Mrs. Beck’s weekly Newsflash in Schoology.
  • FAFSA:  The government allows you to begin filling out the FAFSA form on October 1. It is best to complete this form ASAP. Watch for priority aid deadlines in order to maximize your financial aid award. Money can run out in some school or state programs.
  • Sign-up to see Mrs. Beck for individual college and  post secondary counseling.  All seniors should see the counselor at least once by November 30.
  • Apply to colleges you would like to attend.
  • Keep your resume’ current.
  • Keep and eye out for scholarship offers. Scholarship applications should be filled out completed, neatly, and in a timely manner.
  • Register for your AP Exams with Mrs. Beck. AP Exams take place the first two weeks of May.

December

  • Complete and mail your college applications.
  • Request letters of recommendations at least two weeks in advance from faculty members if needed.
  • Watch all your application deadline dates.

JANUARY

  • If you haven’t applied to a few colleges, it is important to do so now!

FEBRUARY

  • Don’t let senioritis set in. Maintain your grades! Your acceptance into college is provisional. All colleges expect you to complete high school at your present grade average.

MARCH

  • You should start receiving notifications from colleges and from financial aid.
  • Bring a copy of ALL of your scholarship offers to Mrs. Beck. We will use that information at the Senior Awards listing only the names of the colleges, organizations or businesses that offered you a scholarship.

APRIL

  • Call to withdraw applications and thank colleges you do not plan to attend.
  • Maintain your grades! Your acceptance into college is provisional.

MAY

  • Take AP Exams.
  • Mrs. Beck needs to know where to send your final transcript. Be sure to let her know what college you will be attending.
  • Send a well written thank you note to any business or organization from which you will be accepting a scholarship
  • Enjoy your last month of high school.
  • Begin to think about a summer job.

Campus College Visits and Individual Virtual College Visit / Meetings

It is important for students to visit several colleges in order to find the right fit. Each college will have visit information listed in the Undergraduate Admissions section of their website to help you decide if you prefer an Open House or perhaps scheduling a specific date in a smaller group setting. The websites will usually have more information regarding the day and registration info.

If it is necessary for the student to attend an individual virtual college visit/meeting during the school day, the appointment must be limited to no more than one hour. Please see the school daily class schedule and school calendar in Schoology before making an appointment.

Students must complete the permission form for any in-person college campus visits or individual virtual college visits/meetings taken during the school day which can be found in this section (College Information) of our website.

 

 

 Individual Virtual College Visit/Meetings

and

In-Person College Campus Visits

 
Individual Virtual College Visit/Meetings
  • If it is necessary for the student to attend an individual virtual college visit/meeting during the school day, the appointment must be limited to no more than one hour. Please see the school daily class schedule and school calendar in Schoology before making an appointment.
  • Students must complete a permission form for any individual virtual college visit/meeting taken during the school day and return it to their school counselor at least one-week in advance.
  • It is the responsibility of the student to inform the teacher of his/her absence at least one week in advance. Students are responsible for all classwork missed during their absence.
  • Due to COVID-19 visitor restrictions, parents cannot come to SHDHS to participate in the meeting, however, are encouraged to participate via Google Meet.
  • It is the student’s responsibility to bring their Chromebook and to know in advance the procedure for connecting to the virtual meeting as technology assistance may not be immediately available.
  • A specific room will be reserved and a school counselor will be present during every individual virtual college visit/meeting.
  • No student will be permitted out of class for a virtual meeting after April 15th.
  • The high school administration may waive any of the above requirements in special situations
  • Click here for a copy of the permission slip.
In-Person College Campus Visits

Students should call the Admissions Office at the college of their choice to make an appointment at least two weeks in advance. It is advisable to also set up an appointment with a professor in the student’s desired field on the day of the college visit, and possibly a financial aid officer. St. Henry District High School strongly encourages parents to attend the campus visit with their child whenever possible.

The following guidelines must be followed for in-person college campus visits taken during the school year:

  • A student is allowed three visits on or during school days. Students may visit as much as they like on days off or weekends. After three school-day visits, the student will take an unexcused absence.
  • If a visit is during the school day, the counselor must receive at least a one-week notice and the appropriate permission slip allowing the student to make the visit.
  • An official acknowledgement of the visit from the college needs to be given to the school counselor when the student returns the next school day.
  • The student must have the college acknowledge the visit on official college stationery – including the date and the student’s name.
  • Only three students are permitted to go on a college visit on a given day.
  • Students are responsible for all classwork missed during their absence.
  • No student will be permitted out of school for a college visit after April 15th.
  • The high school administration may waive any of the above requirements in special situations.
  • Click here for a copy of the permission slip.

The counselors keep all scholarships listed on this page for your reference throughout the year.  You can also pull up the most current information if a website is listed. Please feel free to call a counselor at 859.525.5844 with any questions. Pick up more information and applications in the Guidance Office or pull up the information and application online. Watch those deadlines!

Keep a copy of all scholarships you are offered. In the spring, the Guidance Department will request a copy of all offers for our records and for recognition at the Senior Awards Ceremony.

Be sure to always check with the financial aid office at your college of choice for any scholarships or funding that may be available to you. Click on the websites listed below for direct access to their financial aid/scholarship pages.

Reserve Training Officer Corps (ROTC)
Army – www.armyrotc.com
Air Force – www.afrotc.com
Naval – www.nrotc.navy.mil

Kentucky National Guard, Kentucky Air National Guard, Kentucky Army National Guard
Education Assistance, Tuition Assistance
https://www.kheaa.com/website/kheaa/military_ky?main=7&part=milky.020

Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority (KHEAA)
You will find scholarships for public and private institutions, trade schools, scholarships for Kentucky students and more. This is a very comprehensive site you will want to review. Your KEES information is also on the KHEAA website.
https://www.kheaa.com/website/kheaa/planning?main=1&display=ky_affordinged

Work Ready Kentucky Scholarship
Kentucky needs trained workers to meet increasing demands in our fastest growing workforce industries: Advanced Manufacturing, Business & IT, Construction, Health Care, and Transportation & Logistics. The Work Ready Kentucky Scholarship provides financial assistance for eligible Kentuckians who are pursuing an industry recognized certificate, diploma or associate of applied science. The award is the value of tuition and fees minus federal and state aid up to the maximum. More information can be found on the KHEAA website at www.kheaa.com. Click on Paying for College, scroll down to KHEAA Administered Programs, click on Work Ready Kentucky Scholarship. At the bottom of the page you will find the list of approved programs and where they are located, as well as information on the WRKS for high school students.

Kentucky Tuition Waiver Program
-Open to seniors
-Pertains to Adopted and Foster Children, Dependents of Deceased/Disabled Employees Participating in State Administered Retirement Systems, Dependents of Deceased/Disabled Law Enforcement Officers and Firefighters, Dependents of Deceased or Totally Disabled Kentucky Veterans, KHEAA Teacher Scholarship, KHEAA Early Childhood Development Program
https://www.kheaa.com/website/kheaa/home

Owen Electric Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: 14 $1,000 scholarships given out
-Criteria: See website for instructions
-Deadline: June 11, 2021
http://www.owenelectric.com
Click on Community Matters then Scholarship Program

 Owen Electric Washington DC trip
-Open to juniors
-Value: Frankfort Youth Tour and All expense paid trip to Washington Youth Tour
-Criteria: 500 word essay on why you should be selected for the trip
-Deadline: February 14, 2020

For the 2021 year the Owen Electric is hosting a Virtual Youth Leadership Summit in place of the Frankfort Youth Tour
-Students attending the virtual program will be eligible for a $10,000 scholarship
-Criteria: 500 word essay on why you should be selected for the trip
-Deadline: June 4, 2021
http://www.owenelectric.com
Click on Community Matters then 2021 Virtual Youth Leadership Summit

Erlanger Lions Club Scholarship
Unable to offer the scholarship in 2021, should return in 2022
-Open to seniors
-Local scholarship
-Value: Up to two $4,000 scholarships given to SHDHS seniors!
-Based on financial need and ability to succeed in college
-Preference given to those attending KY colleges and qualified handicapped students
-Deadline: May 1, 2020

SHDHS Boosters Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-School scholarship
-Value: Two $500 scholarship (for one female and one male)
-Minimum 2.5 GPA, essay
-Must have participated on at least one SHDHS sport’s team during high school
-Deadline: April 22, 2021

Ryan D’Agnillo Memorial Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: One time $3,000 award given to a SHDHS senior
-Academics, community involvement, outside interests, essay will be considered
-Deadline: April 30, 2021
Pick up an application in the Guidance Office

Mary Evelyn Klingenberg Teacher Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-One SHDHS student will receive this award
-Value $500
-Must be pursuing a degree in Education at Northern Kentucky University
-One essay question
-Deadline: April 30, 2021

Victoria Kyle Latin Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: $200 to one SHDHS senior
-Must be enrolled in AP Latin and have a GPA of 3.5 in Latin and total 3.5 GPA in all courses
-Deadline: April 30, 3021
See Mrs. Kempf for information and an application

St. Elizabeth Healthcare Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value:  A $2,000 scholarship will be awarded to 25 students
-3.0 GPA or higher, purse a degree in healthcare, needs-based
-Deadline: March 26, 2021
https://form.jotform.com/210565321575150

Stull Orthodontics Scholarship Program
-Open to seniors
-Value: Local scholarships – three $1,000 scholarships awarded
-Criteria: Academic achievement, strong participation in school activities and community service / 3.5 cum GPA, combined SAT 1 scores 1000 or ACT 24
-Deadline: April 30, 2021
www.orthosmileteam.com/office-info/scholarship-program

Heritage Bank Scholarship
-Local scholarship
-Value: $1,000 scholarship to a senior at a Boone County high school
-Academic achievement, community service, strong work ethic, high personal values
-SHDHS to nominate one senior
-Deadline: March 26, 2021

American Legion Auxiliary Unit #203 (Covington)
-Open to seniors
-Value: not stated
-500 Word essay, 3 letters of recommendation
-Deadline:  April 1, 2021

Northern Kentucky High School Cheerleading Coaches’ Assn.
-Open to seniors
-Value: Varies
Deadline: Winter competition scholarship March 15, 2021
Deadline: Missy White Stunt Scholarship (not offered in 2021)
www.nkycheer.com

Federal Employee Education and Assistance Fund (FEEA) Scholarships
-Open to seniors
-Value: Approx. 200 awards $1,000 – $7,500 one time awards but may reapply each year
-Must be the child, step-child or legal dependent of full or part time permanent federal, civilian, or postal workers employed with the federal government; child or grandchild of members of the National Active & Retired Federal Employees Assn.
-Deadline: March 25, 2021
https://feea.org/our-programs/scholarships/

Florence Rotary Club Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: $1,000 will be given to a SHDHS senior
-3.0 GPA, record of community service and leadership
-Deadline: March 12, 2021
https://florencerotary.org/scholarship-application/

City of Elsmere Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: Two $1000 scholarships
-Must be a resident of Elsmere
-Must have participated in community volunteer activities over the past four years
-Minimum 2.0 GPA
-Deadline:  April 30, 2021
https://cityofelsmere.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Elsmere-Scholarship-Application-2021.pdf

Cincinnati Scholarship Foundation
-Open to seniors
-Value: Varies depending on scholarship
– CSF provides 1000 students scholarships from many different funds
-Most scholarships are need-based (there are a few that are not) and help to cover the cost of education after all other federal, state and campus-based aid have been awarded
-Supplemental letters and recommendations are welcome, must attend college full-time
-Deadline: April 30, 2021
www.Cincinnatischolarshipfoundation.org

Better Business Bureau Students of Integrity Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: Local scholarships – two students will be awarded a $2,500 scholarship
-Essay resolving an ethical question in the application
-Deadline: April 4, 2021
https://www.centerforethics.org/ethics-scholarship-program

National Catholic College Admission Association Scholarship
-Open to seniors going to a member college (In KY and locally – Bellarmine, Brescia, Mount St. Joseph, Ohio Dominican, University of Dayton, Xavier)
-Value: Numerous $1,000 scholarships
-Deadline: April 1, 2021
https://www.catholiccollegesonline.org/students-parents/financial-aid/nccaa-scholarship.html

Horatio Alger Association Scholarship
Four categories: National, State, Targeted, and Career & Technical College Scholarships
-Open to seniors
-Value: Varies depending on scholarship $10,000-$25,000
-Criteria: See individual scholarship criteria
-Deadlines: Four-year College Scholarship – October 25, 2020
Career & Technical College Scholarship – April 15, 2021
https://scholars.horatioalger.org/scholarships/

Flying Pig High School Scholarship
-Open to juniors and seniors
-Value: Local scholarships $2,500 to two males and two females
-Must participate on a high school Cross Country or Track & Field team showing dedication and teamwork, also, service to your school or community, 2.7 GPA or higher
-Deadline: April 1, 2021
http://flyingpigmarathon.com/flying-pig-high-school-scholarship/

Northern Kentucky Chapter of the Kentucky Society of Professional Engineers Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Local scholarship
-Value: $8,000
-Criteria: 3.4 GPA or higher, ACT scores of 27 in Math & English, essay
-Essay required
-Deadline: March 3, 2021
http://kspenky.org/

Lockheed Martin STEM Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: Up to 200 renewable $10,000 scholarships and mentoring opportunities
-Criteria: 2.5 or higher GPA, leadership, academic performance, community activities, unusual personal or family circumstances, major in college in on of 8 listed engineering fields or a STEM field
-Deadline: April 1, 2021
https://www.lockheedmartin.com/en-us/who-we-are/communities/stem-education/lm-scholarship-program.html

Scott Christian Memorial Soccer Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: Local scholarship – one time total grant of up to $10,000 to be divided and awarded among one or more individual winners
-Criteria: Must have the intention of competing at the college level or to grow and develop their soccer knowledge in pursuit of other soccer vocations
-Deadline: March 26, 2021
www.scottchristiansoccer.org/scholarship

Boone County Youth Cabinet
-Open to current sophomores (juniors in 2021-2022)
-Meetings held once a month during the school day
-Helps students develop in the areas of leadership and civic responsibility, encourages teens to become familiar with the legal and judicial process, demonstrates how youth can influence public policy
-Deadline: March 1, 2021
https://www.boonecountyky.org/departments/human_services/boone_county_youth_cabinet.aspx

East Orchard Dentistry (Ft. Mitchell) Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: Two $500 scholarships awarded
-Criteria: Must be a patient of the practice (or Dr. Glockner), essay
-Deadline: April 30, 2021
https://eastorcharddentistry.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/East-Orchard-Dentistry-Scholarship-2021.pdf

Kentucky Federation of Republican Women Scholarship Program
-Open to senior girls
-Value: $1,500
-Must be registered Republican
-Essay required
-Deadline: April 1, 2021
https://kentuckyrepublicanwomen.org/scholarship/

U. S. Army Major Samuel Woodfill Cincinnati Chapter Scholarship
-Open to seniors whose parents are Active, Reserve, or National Guard
-Value:  $1,000
-Children of soldiers who served or are serving in the Global War on Terror in Iraq and Afghanistan
-Deadline: April 1, 2021
www.ausatristate.org

John and Sue Gompper Founders Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: $500 scholarships
-Participation as a player or referee in a Kentucky Youth Soccer program during your junior or senior year, minimum 3.0 GPA, demonstrate active service to the community and a strong desire to give back to the game of soccer
-Deadline: April 20, 2021
http://www.kysoccer.net/programs/-scholarships

Boone County Extension Homemakers Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Local scholarship
-Value: $1,000
-Must be a resident of Boone County or have a parent/grandparent member of the Homemakers
-Deadline: April 9, 2021
https://boone.ca.uky.edu/sites/boone.ca.uky.edu/files/2021_hm_scholarship_complete_application.pdf

Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 10  (Greater Cincinnati)
-Open to seniors
-Value: Up to $1,000.00
Criteria: 2.0 GPA, must be a child or grandchild of a veteran
Deadline: April 19, 2021
www.vva10.org

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Summer Internship Program
-Open to graduating seniors interested in pursuing a medical career
-Two months / 20 hours per week paying just over $1,400
-Learn about careers in pediatric medicine
-Deadline: March 12, 2021
http://www.cincinnatichildresn.org/education/research/high-school/summer-internship/

Kentucky Farm Bureau Education Foundation Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: Various scholarships will be awarded
-Be the child of a Kentucky Farm Bureau member family
-The student does not have to be from a farming family / work experience, extracurricular activities, and an essay are considered
-Deadline: February 28, 2021
www.kyfb.com/scholarships

Boone County Farm Bureau Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: Two $1,000 scholarships
-Parent/guardian must be a member of the Boone County Farm Bureau
-Deadline: February 28, 2021
www.kyfb.com/scholarships

Anthony Munoz Foundation Scholarship Program
-Open to seniors
-Value: Multiple $20,000 scholarships to local students
-Interviewed and chosen based on financial need, academic achievement, ability to overcome adversity, and ambition to succeed
-See list of eligible colleges
-Deadline: May 3, 2021
http://munozfoundation.org/scholarship-fund/

Boy Scouts of America Eagle Scout Academic Scholarships (Variety of scholarships to review)
-Open to seniors
-Value: Varies – up to $48,000  (In 2020, 53 Eagle Scouts received a scholarship)
-Have demonstrated leadership ability in Scouting and a strong record of participation in activities outside of scouting, financial need
-Deadlines: February 12, 2021
http://www.nesa.org

Kentucky Professional Firefighters Association Scholarship
    KFA Wayne Watts Memorial Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: $1,000
-Must be the dependent child of an active or retired member of the association
-Minimum GPA 2.5 or 19 ACT
-Deadline: May 15, 2021
https://www.kyfa.org/scholarships

Kentucky Board of Nursing – Nursing Incentive Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: $3,000 / per year
-Criteria: Provides scholarships to Kentucky residents attending approved LPN, ADN, BSN, or graduate nursing programs. The scholarship requires that a recipient must work full-time as a nurse in Kentucky for one year for each academic year funded.
-Deadline: June 1, 2021
https://kbn.ky.gov/nisf/Pages/default.aspx

American Legion Legacy Scholarship
Open to seniors
Criteria: Parent died while serving on active duty, US military service on or after 9/11/2001 (does not have to be death in combat) OR parent is a post 9/11 veteran who has been given a disability rating of 50% or higher by the Veterans Administration
Deadline: April 15, 2021
www.legion.org/scholarships/legacy

Knights of Columbus Scholarships
-Open to seniors
-Value: various scholarships and values available
-Must be a child of a K of C member
-Must attend a Catholic college; academic based scholarship
-Deadline: April 1, 2021
https://www.kofc.org/en/what-we-do/scholarships/index.html

Northern Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame Jack Aynes Grant
-Open to seniors
-Value: $1,000 grant
-Must have a parent, step-parent, grandparent, or step-grandparent in the organization
-Deadline: March 1, 2021
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ko5DzbmHfUjWuKVZZhwHLftYRYnqkTzL/view

Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Civil Engineering Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value:  Can be over $51,000
-Must attend University of Kentucky, University of Louisville, Western Kentucky University or Kentucky Community and Technical College System
-Must agree to work full-time for the Cabinet when you graduate, one year for each year that you are on scholarship
-May provide summer employment opportunities
-Deadline: February 1, 2021
http://www.transportation.ky.gov/Education/Pages/Civil-Engineering-Scholarship.aspx

City of Erlanger Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Local scholarship
-Value: $1,500
-Must be a resident of Erlanger
-Minimum 2.0 GPA, essay, must have actively participated in at least one community involvement activity over the past school year
-Deadline: March 12, 2021
https://erlangerky.gov/connect-erlanger/scholarship/

President’s Volunteer Service Awards
-Open to all high schools students
-Eligible students will receive award certificates and pins
-11-15 year olds must have a minimum of 50 hours of service in a 12-month period
-16-25 year olds must have a minimum of 100 hours of service in a 12-month period
-Service that does not count: Paid or stipend service, serving only a family member, political lobbying, religious instruction, conducting worship services
-Service period for school submission: April 1, 2020 – March 31, 2021
-Deadline: April 14, 2021
-Pick up more information in the literature rack in the Guidance Office

Diocese of Covington Pro-Life Scholarship
-Open to all students
-Must have participated in multiple pro-life activities, demonstrate a commitment to promoting the dignity of all human life, submit an essay, video or creative work supporting pro-life
-Deadline: March 31, 2021
https://covdio.org/pro-life/high-school-pro-life-scholarship/

Patient Advocate Foundation Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: $3,000 scholarships – renewable
-Must be a survivor or current patient of a diagnosis of cancer or another critical or life threatening disease within the past five years
-Deadline: March 1, 2021
www.patientadvocate.org/help.php?p=69

Kentucky High School Coaches Association Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: Ten $1,000 scholarships
-Must be son/daughter of current or lifetime member of KHSCA
-Interested in majoring in Education with a 3.0 GPA and  22 ACT or higher
-Deadline: March 1, 2021
www.khsca.net/scholarship-application/

Mensa Foundation Education & Research Foundation
Cincinnati Area Mensa Chapter
-Open to seniors
-Value: $300-$1000
-500 word essay
-Deadline: January 15, 2021
www.mensafoundation.org/scholarships

University of Louisville Northern KY Alumni Club
Dane Wagge Scholarship
-Open to seniors in the Northern Kentucky area
-Value: Not mentioned -Criteria:  3.0 GPA or higher, minimum ACT 20
-Deadline:  February 15, 2021
http://louisville.edu/financialaid/scholarships/scholarships-managed-by-the-student-financial-aid-office
Look for Wagge Dane Alumni Club Scholarship then review the rest of the list for other scholarships that would be a good match for you

Burger King Scholars Program
General Track and Employee-Based Track
-Open to seniors
-Value:  Varies depending on which scholarship application you submit
-Criteria: Different for each scholarship available
-Must apply online
-Deadline: December 15, 2020
https://www.scholarshipamerica.org/burgerkingscholars/information.php

General Electric Credit Union Robert A. Cunningham Memorial Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: Five one-time $2,000 scholarships
-Applicant must be a primary member of the General Electric Credit Union
-College bound, at least a “B” average, and demonstrate the spirit of volunteerism
-Deadline: January 12, 2021
www.gecreditunion.org/promotions

Gilda’s Club The Write Stuff Contest
-Open to all students who have had cancer or who have had a friend or family member with cancer
-Value: $125-500
-Essay, Poem, Video or Artwork
-Deadline: December 15, 2020
http://www.gck.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/2020-write-stuff-flyer-1.pdf

Kentucky Concrete Association Wm. T. Robertson High School Essay Contest
-Open to seniors
-Value $2,000 scholarship
-Essay: 600 word maximum
-Deadline: November 13, 2020
https://kyconcrete.org/essay/

Brown Fellows Program
-Open to seniors planning to attend the University of Louisville or Centre College
-Value: Full tuition, room and board, international travel, field-based experiential learning
-Ten students from each college will receive awards
-Criteria: ACT 31 or higher, 3.5 GPA,  well-rounded leadership with a passion for excellence
-Deadline for U of L Dec. 15, 2020 and Centre is Jan. 15, 2021
http://www.brownfellows.org/prospective-applications/ 

University of Louisville McConnell Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: Full-tuition, national and international travel
-Young leaders who plan to major or minor in political science
-Deadline: December 15, 2020
www.louisville.edu/mcconnellcenter/scholarships

Thomas More University Parochial Promise
-Open to seniors
-The Diocese of Covington Guarantee offers students up to $20,000 per year of institutional aid, this includes the Parochial Promise funds
-Parochial Promise: Minimum $14,000 per year in institutional aid to all students who graduate from a parochial high school and are unconditionally accepted to the college, 2.5 GPA and 20 or above on the ACT
-You may also apply for departmental awards
-KEES scholarship money is not included, but in addition to the Parochial Promise and Diocese of Covington Guarantee
https://www.thomasmore.edu/admissions/tmu-scholarships/

Breonna Taylor Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: 1,000
-Criteria: Open to underprivileged ethnic minority students whose leadership, empathy and passion have and will positively change people in the community, 500-1000 word essay
-Deadline: December 15, 2020
https://florastuart.com/breonna-taylor-scholarship/

Kentucky Society Daughters of the American Revolution Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: $1,000
-Criteria: 500 word composition, 3.5 GPA
-Deadline: December 1, 2020
Request an application from your counselor

UPS
Earn & Learn Program
Open to seniors
-Available at most colleges in the Louisville and Walton areas
-Tuition reimbursement  $5,250 per year, internships, co-ops and special programs
-Employee benefits
-Part-time positions
www.upsjobs.com

Elks National Foundation Legacy Awards
-Open to seniors
-Value: 500 awards at $4,000
-Must be a child or grandchild of a living Elk
-Deadline: February 5, 2021
http://www.elks.org/scholars/scholarships/Legacy.cfm

Elks National Foundation 500 Most Valuable Students Scholarship
(You may also want to contact your local Elks association for scholarship opportunities.)
-Open to seniors (you do not need to be related to a member of the Elks)
-Value: Ranges from $4,000-$50,000
-Based on academics, leadership, community service or employment, full-time students earning a 4-year degree
-Deadline: November 10, 2020
www.elks.org/enf/scholars

Prudential Spirit of Community Awards
-Open to all students
-Value: $1,000 State Award and an all expense paid trip to Washington, DC
-Volunteer and/or community experiences
-SHDHS nominates one student to go to the state competition
-Deadline: November 10, 2020
http://www.spirit.prudential.com

Scholarships for those affected by cancer and their families
– The following site has numerous scholarship opportunities for students who have/had cancer, siblings of cancer victims, children of parents with cancer
www.finaid.org/scholarships/cancer.phtml

Coca-Cola Scholars Program Scholarship
-Open to seniors planning to attend two or four-year colleges
-Rewards leadership and excellence as exemplified through academic achievement and extracurricular activities, including commitment to community service
-Value: 150 scholarships valued at $20,000 each
-Deadline: October 31, 2020
https://www.coca-colascholarsfoundation.org/apply/

Kentucky All “A” Classic Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: Minimum of 20 $1,000 scholarships
-Considerations: academic record, extra curricular activities, essay
-Deadline: October 23, 2020
www.allaclassic.org

Boone County Democratic Club Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: $500
-Minimum GPA 3.0, one parent must be a registered Democrat, student must have intention of registering as a Democrat when eligible
-Deadline:  April 17, 2020

Delta Kappa Gamma Society-Zeta Chapter Grant
-Open to senior girls
-Value:  $400 (may be renewed)
-Local scholarship
-Must be entering the field of education
-Deadline:  April 17, 2020

Holiday for Heroes Foundation Scholarships
Firefighter / Military / or Police (local scholarship)
-Open to seniors
-Value: Local scholarships – between $2500 – $5000
-Child of a hero who lost their life serving the community, forced into an early medical retirement, retired (20+ years), or currently employed
-Deadline: April 1, 2020
http://www.holidayforheroes.org

City of Florence Student Ambassador Program
-Open to freshmen, sophomores and juniors who are a resident of Florence
-Represent the city through community service opportunities at local social and civic programs
-Two students will receive a $500 scholarship
-Deadline:  March 27, 2020

(Because of COVID the current Ambassadors were not able to fulfill their 2020-2021 term. These students will serve another term therefore, no students will be recruited for the 2021-2022 term.)

Boone County Garden Club Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: $400
-Must be a resident of Boone County
-Deadline: May 1, 2020

Kentucky Association for College Admission Counselors Achieve Your Dreams Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: One $500 scholarship given in each region
-Academic scores, extra-curricular activities, volunteer/paid work experiences & a 500 word essay
-Deadline:  March 1, 2020

Whitaker Bank/KHSAA Sweet 16 Scholarship
-Open to seniors
-Value: Four $1,500 scholarships
-Open to student-athletes who participate in any KHSAA sanctioned sport
-Criteria: Academic achievement, leadership, and community service
-Deadline: February 28, 2019
https://khsaa.org/application-for-whitaker-bankkhsaa-sweet-16-scholarship/

Firefighter Incentive for Recruitment and Education Scholarship offered by Point Pleasant Fire Protection District
-Open to seniors
-Value: Full tuition
-Scholarship recipients commit to service as a firefighter while actively pursuing a degree of their choice
-Live in the Northern Kentucky area
-Deadline: None listed
– Scholarships offered as positions become available. Call Point Pleasant for more information

 

KEES brochures are available in the Guidance Department. The KEES award is available to all St. Henry students who obtain a grade point average of 2.5 or higher and are residents of the state of Kentucky. Students attending certified Kentucky high schools can earn scholarships based on their grade point average (GPA) for each year of high school and bonus awards based on their highest ACT score achieved before graduating from high school. Students must attend an eligible Kentucky post-secondary institution to receive the funds. To be eligible for a KEES yearly award, a student must:

  • Be a U.S. citizen, national or permanent resident
  • Be a Kentucky resident

Students must have an annual 2.5 or higher GPA for the base amount of the scholarship and a 15 or above ACT score or equivalent SAT score for the bonus award. Students must qualify for at least one base award in order to receive the bonus award. There is no application to complete. The Guidance Department at St. Henry District High School is required to submit all pertinent information to the state of Kentucky in June of each year. Note: To keep the full award during the college years, the student must have at least a 2.5 cumulative GPA at the end of the freshmen year. Following this adjustment period, a student must achieve and maintain at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA to keep the full KEES award. Anything below these cumulative GPAs will result in lesser monies received for the following award period. The Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority usually mails letters out by September each year notifying students of their award status. For more information on the KEES Program or the student’s award go to www.kheaa.com. Students will need to register and create a User ID and password to access their information.

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