Maybeury Elementary School Scholarship
Applicant must have attended Maybeury Elementary School for at least 1 year. Contact high school guidance counselor for additional criteria and application.
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Applicant must have attended Maybeury Elementary School for at least 1 year. Contact high school guidance counselor for additional criteria and application.
Available to a male student who can demonstrate financial need and who has a minimum GPA of 2.5. An essay and two letters of recommendation are required. Contact high school guidance counselor for additional information.
Available to a college bound senior who attends Godwin, Tucker, or Freeman High School. Resume and financial aid form must be submitted to high school guidance counselor. Must be in top 20% of class, have participated in extracurricular activities and scored 1300 or higher on SAT. Contact high school guidance counselor for further information.
Graduating seniors of Deep Run High School, Godwin High School, Tucker High School, Freeman
High School, and Glen Allen High School; and graduating seniors from other high schools that are
children, grandchildren, or great-grandchildren to a member of Westhampton Masonic Lodge are
eligible to apply. Students from Deep Run High School, Godwin High School, Tucker High School,
Freeman High School, and Glen Allen High School do not need any type of personal or familial
Masonic affiliation to apply.
After meeting the above criteria, the Scholarship Committee awards these scholarships on the basis of
the applicant’s academic excellence, family financial need, good citizenship, and involvement in the
community.
Scholarship offered to students who attended BPES and will be graduating from one of the four Hanover County High Schools. Requirements include: application, transcript showing GPA of 2.5 or higher, two written recommendations, and an essay. Contact high school guidance counselor for application.
Applicant must be a resident of Hanover County and a graduating high school senior (public,
private or home school) who will be furthering their education, beginning in the fall of the same
year as the application process, of any postsecondary learning institution; i.e. two-year college,
four-year college, trade or technical school
Must be a Call Federal Credit Union member and primary account holder by March 31, 2024. Each applicant will be judged based on scholarly merit, essay entry, community involvement and leadership. See link for further details.
Applicant must reside or attend school in service area East of Interstate 95 including Henrico, Charles City or New Kent and excluding the City of Richmond and Hanover. Transcript, essay, personal statement and letters of recommendation are required. Must enroll in an accredited 2 or 4 yr. college/university in the fall.
The schools that are in the service area are listed below.
• Armstrong High School
• Charles City County High School
• Henrico High School
• Highland Springs High School
• New Kent High School
• Varina High School
Must have attended Rivers Edge ES for at least 2 years, possess good character, citizenship and be involved in community service. Contact high school guidance counselor for application.
Applicant should be a high school senior who lives in the County of Henrico.
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