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SCHOLARSHIPS:

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives Scholarship

The program provides four-year scholarships to two high school seniors per year. The award is to be used towards the cost of tuition and fees for a four-year program at a college, university, or career school in Pennsylvania. Each award consists of the value of one semester of tuition at Shippensburg University, the difference will be the responsibility of the student. Half of each annual award will be paid in the fall semester, and half in the spring semester. Students must maintain eligibility criteria in all four years in order to receive ongoing awards.

For more information on criteria and to APPLY please click the link below

House of Representatives  Scholarship

Deadline:  April 15th, 2026

Pittsburgh Italian Scholarship Fund

This scholarship is offered to students of Italian heritage who demonstrate the financial need to pursue higher education, with annual scholarship funds. A Matching Scholarship Fund Program has been established to increase the scholarship amount to the awardees.  The colleges and universities include: Chatham University, Duquesne University, University of Pittsburgh, Seton Hill University, Carnegie Mellon University, Robert Morris University, St. Francis of Loretto, LaRoche College, Saint Vincent College, Washington and Jefferson College, and Point Park University.  The scholarship is valued at $16,000 paid in $4,000 increments annually, and is contingent on the recipient maintaining academic excellence at the college or university of their choice.

Application can be found in Counseling office or online at www.pisf.us

Criteria for the scholarship award are as follows:

Student must demonstrate excellent academic performance.

Student must demonstrate financial need.

At least one parent must be of Italian heritage.

Students, notified by mail, must successfully complete an interview with the Board of Directors.

Maximum Award: $16,000 ( awarded as $4000 per yr over 4 yrs)

Deadline:  4/15/2026

The Ritton Family Foundation Scholarship

The Ritton Family Foundation and Par Mar Stores are proud to offer a scholarship designed to assist students in our communities. The Foundation provides multiple scholarships to high school seniors, graduates and college undergraduates enrolled in a full-time course or study at a college, university or trade school. For consideration, students must have a good academic record, community involvement, school activities, honors, work experience, statement of career goals and financial need.

Renewable for up to 4 years if the student keeps their grades up and remains in good standing with their institution.

Applications can be found on Naviance and in the Main Office

Maximum award:  $1000

Deadline:  4/15/2026

Tzu Chi Foundation Scholarship

Tzu Chi Foundation is pleased to announce its annual scholarship program for students with financial need, academic achievement and community involvement.  This scholarship is open to ALL High School graduating seniors.

This is a nationwide program and each scholar will be awarded a total of $1,500.  Applications are available in the Counseling Department in the Main Office or they can be downloaded from the website at www.tzuchi.us

Deadline:  4/17/2026

Student-View Scholarship Program

Student Insights was founded on the simple principle of providing affordable, effective market research for higher education. Student Insights, located near Pittsburgh, launched its Student-View Report regionally in 2003. The 2025 Student-View Scholarship Program is offering $13,000 worth of scholarships to high school seniors who plan to attend a four-year college, community/junior college, or career school.  The program includes one (1) $10,000 scholarship, two (2) $1,000 scholarships and three (3) $500 scholarships.

It’s quick and easy to apply:

No minimum SAT/ACT score or GPA

No essay required

No lengthy application or fees

Simply log on to www.student-view.com and complete a 15-20 minute survey about colleges in your area.

Deadline:  4/23/2026

**Abraham Lincoln PTO Award

This award is being offered to two graduating senior students that MUST have attended Abraham Lincoln Elementary School for at least two years. The criteria that will be examined for this award include a required essay, academics and community involvement. The essays will be anonymous. The winner is chosen by a volunteer panel of Abraham Lincoln teachers and administrative staff.

Please stop in the office for an application/ all completed applications must be returned to the Main Office.

Maximum award:  $500

Deadline:  4/24/2026

**Rotary Club of USC/BP- “Service Above Self Award”

The Rotary Club of Upper St. Clair - Bethel Park (Breakfast) will present two “Service Above Self”  awards in the amount of $1,500 to an outstanding Bethel Park High School senior who most exemplifies  the Rotary International motto of “Service Above Self”. This award recognizes those students who have displayed  exemplary humanitarian service with a focus on active involvement in helping others.  Rotary International is one of the largest service organizations in the world. Their mission is to “provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through the fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders.”

This award applies to all interested students enrolled in a post-secondary school, and  is based on the following criteria:

a. High School service project participation

b. Local community service participation (not included in High School section)

c. National/International Service project participation

d. Extracurricular activities  

The application is available in the Counseling Office, or on Naviance. Once complete it must be submitted to

pete.m2481@yahoo.com

Maximum Award: $1500 (2)

Deadline: 4/24/2026

**The Big Heart Scholarship

Jonathan Gentile lived his life to the fullest, while supporting his friends and community as much as he could.

Despite having died in a kayaking accident at the age of 37, his kindness and happy-go-lucky demeanor will live on forever through those he has impacted and through this scholarship. The Gentile Family believes that having a big heart is one of the most important things for the world right now. The Big Heart Scholarship will be given to a student based on their character, rather than GPA or athletic involvement, supporting students who put others first and are kind, inclusive, and spread joy.

High school students are eligible to apply if they attend Bethel Park High School and have a big heart for helping others. To apply, write about how you help others and work to create a more inclusive environment at your school.

Apply online:  Big Heart Scholarship

Deadline:  4/24/2026

PMHF (Passavant Memorial Homes Foundation Community Service Scholarship)

PMHF was established to support PMHFOS and its commitment to enriching the lives of children and adults with intellectual disabilities, autism, and behavioral health needs.  PMHF creates awareness of and provides additional financial resources for the quality programs of PMHFOS, while promoting choice and independence.  PMHF upholds the contention that all people have the right to lead full, productive, and independent lives.

Through our scholarship program, we hope to encourage local students to pursue a post-secondary education as well as take a renewed look into their community and to find unique opportunities to become a part of its furtherance.  We want our youth to recognize that community service can provide opportunities to acquire valuable life skills and knowledge as well as provide a service to those who need it most.  We want to show students that their actions can have a lasting and a positive impact on our society at large.  Community service can teach compassion and acceptance; it can foster cultures of inclusion and advocacy; it can build positive, lifelong relationships that can ultimately strengthen our communities.  We want our next generation of leaders to experience that.

Application can be found at:   https://www.pmhfos.org/events/2026-pmhf-community-service-scholarship/

Maximum Award:  $10,000

Deadline:  4/24/2026

PA Land Surveyors' Foundation

The purpose of this award is to promote, improve, and encourage the profession and practice of land surveying in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania by providing financial assistance to those persons intending to pursue an education in surveying with the ultimate goal of becoming a practicing Professional Land Surveyor. The application and more information is available online.

Applications available online as well as the required evaluator recommendation form at

https://www.psls.org/scholarship

Maximum Award:  varies

Deadline:  4/30/2026

**Ben Franklin PTO Award for Higher Education Scholarship

Ben Franklin PTO will give two awards in the amount of $500.00 for the first year of post high school education. The award money will be paid directly to the recipient. Use of the award is limited to expenses directly related to the first year of post high school education. Upon request, copies of receipts from the use of the award must be made available to the Ben Franklin PTO.  

In addition to the completed application, the applicant must answer the following question (total of 300-500 words typed, double-spaced, on a separate sheet of paper):

"How would winning the Ben Franklin PTO Scholarship help you achieve your academic goals?"

Please pick up the application in the Counseling Office due to anonymity, and return back to the counseling office once complete  prior to the deadline.

Maximum Award:  (2) in the amount of $500 each

Deadline:  5/1/2026

Western Pennsylvania Facilities Directors Association

The Western Pennsylvania Facilities Directors Association (WPFDA) Regional Chapter of the

Pennsylvania Association of School Business Officials (PASBO) accepts applications each year from

senior level students who intend to continue their post-secondary education at a technical school,

community college, trade program, or trades workforce. The purpose of the scholarship program is to

support local students as they pursue training to obtain meaningful skills and give back in their

Communities.

Applications can be found on Naviance or in the Main Office.

Deadline:  5/1/2026

**Antonio J. Ripepi, M.D. Memorial Scholar-Athlete Award

The family of Dr. Tony Ripepi is proud to announce The Antonio J. Ripepi, M.D. Memorial Scholar-Athlete Award. Established in 2024, this $1000 scholarship recognizes and rewards a Bethel Park High School Senior student who demonstrates academic excellence, athletic perseverance, and sportsmanship. The scholarship was created to continue the legacy of Dr. Tony Ripepi, who practiced medicine and General Surgery in the South Hills for more than 20 years.

Dr. Ripepi was a pillar of the Bethel Park Community and believed that character is forged through a dedication to hard work and excellence. The selected awardee will have demonstrated a commitment to strong performance in their academic and athletic endeavors during their high school career.

The scholarship will be awarded to one outstanding student athlete per academic year base on the following:

Applications can be found in the counseling office or at https://www.bpcf.org/scholarships

Maximum Award:  $1000

Deadline:  5/1/2026

**Bethel Park Police Association Scholarship

The Bethel Park Police Association is committed to supporting aspiring individuals who are passionate about pursuing a career in Criminal Justice or Emergency Services. This scholarship aims to recognize and reward students who demonstrate outstanding potential, dedication, and a clear commitment to making a positive impact in these fields.

Applications can be found in the counseling office or at https://www.bpcf.org/scholarships

Deadline:  5/1/2026

**Bethel Park Volunteer Scholarship

The Bethel Park Community Foundation in partnership with BPTV, is pleased to announce the Bethel park Volunteer Scholarship. This scholarship is awarded annually to recognize students who exhibit strong volunteer spirit and contribute their time to worthwhile projects benefiting the Bethel park community. One $1,000 award or two $500 awards are available each year to a BPHS senior or graduate who is entering or attending a secondary educational institution.

Instructions:  Completed Bethel Park Volunteer Scholarship application form. Must have volunteered for a combined 200 hours over the past 4 years with organizations, facilities or events directly related to Bethel Park.

Separate sheet outlining community service activities performed with specific dates, hours, and organizations involved.

Two letters of recommendation: one from a teacher or school administrator; one from a community leader, volunteer work supervisor, minister, etc. An optional third letter of recommendation will also be accepted.

250 – 500 word essay describing how your community service has contributed to you as a person and benefited the Bethel Park community.

Official high school transcript showing your GPA (and college transcript showing GPA if applicable for reapplications).

Applications can be found at: https://www.bpcf.org/scholarships, or in the main office

Maximum Award:  $1,000

Deadline:  5/1/2026

**Cindy Schaude Buckley Memorial

The scholarship is named after and is in memory of, Mrs. Cindy Schaude Buckley, a former kindergarten and first grade Bethel Park teacher, who also served on the Bethel Park Board of School Directors after her retirement from education.

The Cindy Schaude Buckley Memorial Scholarship was established to provide financial assistance to a Bethel Park High School graduating senior who plans to pursue a degree in education at an accredited four-year college.

Requirements:

Be a current BPHS Senior student.

Be pursuing post-secondary education in any field at an accredited college, community college, or technical school.

Complete the official Cindy Schaude Buckley Memorial Scholarship application.

Include a letter of recommendation from a teacher or employer AND an official BPHS transcript

Submit a 300-600 word essay describing how the candidate has and will continue to apply the skills and values learned in kindergarten toward their educational pursuits.

Applications can be found at: https://www.bpcf.org/scholarships or you can pick one up in the main office

Completed Applications can be returned to the main office

Maximum Award:  $1000

Deadline:  5/1/2026

**America 250 Essay Contest  (All students grade 9-12)

As the nation approaches the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 2026, Bethel Park School District is partnering with the Bethel Park Community Foundation to launch an essay contest celebrating America’s Semiquincentennial.

The contest invites Bethel Park students in grades K-12 to reflect on what makes America special. The competition is divided into three levels — high school, middle school and elementary school — with cash prizes awarded at each level. The high school winner will receive $500

Students may choose from various prompts listed below. While students may submit more than one essay, each entry must respond to a different prompt. The word-count guidelines for the essays are as follows:

HIGH SCHOOL CONTEST  (Choose ONE of the following as your theme)

For more information stop in the Main office to see Mrs Antonucci

Deadline: 5/1/2026

**Frank L.P. Edwards Memorial Scholarship

This $1000 scholarship was established to provide financial assistance to a Bethel Park High School graduating senior seeking higher education.  It will be awarded to the student who demonstrates sound academic achievement during high school and participated in a variety of school and community activities and exhibited the ability to actively succeed in completing their higher education.

This is a needs-based scholarship, so please take that into consideration prior to applying

The application is available in the Counseling Office, on Naviance or online at https://www.bpcf.org/scholarships

Maximum Award:  $1000

Deadline:  5/1/2026

**The Gibson Family Foundation Scholarship

This scholarship is named after the Gibson Family (Samuel Jr, Mary Edith, Janice Nechay, and Kenneth). This is a scholarship that will be $1,000 renewable and will be awarded for the first four years of their post-secondary education.

Eligibility

The student must be accepted to either Indiana University of PA (IUP), or West Virginia University (WVU).

Applications are available in the Main Office

Deadline:  5/1/2026

**The Joanne F. Turka Nursing Scholarship

The scholarship is named after and is in memory of Mrs. Joanne F. Turka, a former critical care nurse, nursing educator,

and author. Its establishment is intended to support Bethel Park student(s) who aspire to make a difference in the field of nursing. Applicants should share a desire to provide the best possible care to patients as Joanne strived to provide throughout her nursing career.

To be eligible for the Joanne F. Turka Nursing Scholarship, a student must:

● Be a current BPHS Senior student.

Be pursuing a four-year bachelor of science degree in nursing.

● Complete the official Joanne F. Turka Nursing Scholarship application.

● Include a letter of recommendation from a teacher or employer AND an official BPHS transcript

● Submit a 300-600 word essay describing how the candidate has and will continue to apply the skills and values learned in their past years of schooling toward their educational pursuits.

Applications can be found at: https://www.bpcf.org/scholarships, or stop in the main office

Maximum Award:  $5000 (3)

Deadline:  5/1/2026

**John Deans Memorial Scholarship

The John Deans Memorial Scholarship was established in 2002 providing financial assistance to a special education student who embraces the determination, dedication, and courage that Mr. Deans exemplified during his life as a parent, teacher, and coach.

Applicants must meet the following list of eligibility requirements and complete all application components. Completed applications must be turned in to the High School Counseling Office on or before May 1.

This scholarship was created to provide financial assistance to a special education student.

Applications can be found at: https://www.bpcf.org/scholarships, or stop in the main office

Maximum Award:  $500.00

Deadline:  5/1/2026

**The Ron Arnoni “Leadership in Action” Scholarship

Judge Arnoni teaches students "to be leaders, not followers.”   His Leadership in Action scholarships will be awarded to multiple students in 12th grade who display exceptional leadership skills in school and our communities. Each winner will receive a $500 scholarship, medal and leadership certificate.

Applications can be found on Naviance and picked up in the Counseling Office

Scan your completed application along with a Word document answering the questions to Mr. Brad Killmeyer via email at Brad@OurLeadFamily.com.

Maximum Award:  $500

Deadline:  5/1/2026

**Jugo-Slav Club Memorial Scholarship

The Jugo-Slav Club Memorial Scholarship is established to honor the past and present members of the Jugo-Slav Club, which provides many activities and funds for the Bethel Park community.

This Scholarship will provide financial assistance to a worthy Bethel Park High School Graduating Senior who wishes to pursue post-secondary education at a University, College, Tech, Trade, or Vocational School.

Students must complete the Jugo-Slav Memorial Scholarship Fund Application. This must be done electronically (typed), or hand-written in legible blue or black ink only.

The application can be found on Naviance, in the Counseling Office and on https://www.bpcf.org/scholarships

Deadline:  5/1/2026

**Kramer Family Memorial Scholarship

Bill and Suzanne Kramer established this scholarship in 2018 to provide financial assistance to two Bethel Park graduating seniors who will be attending a post-secondary educational institution.  This award is renewable for one additional year of education.  The assistance is not limited to tuition but can be used for equipment and supplies needed for the student’s education. This scholarship is not need-based so as to not eliminate graduating students who have worked hard during their high school years in academics, school and community activities, volunteer and work experiences and sports.

Applications are available in the Counseling Office or online at https://www.bpcf.org/scholarships

Maximum Award: $500.00

Deadline:  5/1/2026

**Rosemary Gainar Scholarship- William Penn Elementary PTO

William Penn Elementary School PTO is proud to share the 2026 Rosemary Gainar Scholarship. Rosemary Gainar was a beloved Paraprofessional at William Penn, for whom this scholarship is named.

This  scholarship is available for any Bethel Park senior who attended William Penn Elementary for at least two years and provides evidence that he/she has been accepted and will be attending a college, university, or school offering post high school training. Be actively involved in one of the following  school activity/sport, community/volunteer activity or organization, or be employed.  Applications can be picked up in the Counseling Office or on Naviance.

Maximum Award:  $1000

Deadline:  5/1/2026

**Scott Beynon Memorial Scholarship

The Scott Beynon Memorial Scholarship was established in 2018 in memory of a long time business owner who was a dear friend and mentor to so many.  For over 35 years, Scott was the owner and operator of Beynon's Service Station on Library Rd.  He was kind, trustworthy, hardworking and a skilled mechanic.  The recipient of the scholarship will be awarded $1000 toward the FIRST YEAR of continuing education in a technical trade school program. The scholarship is renewable for an additional $1000 for the SECOND YEAR of the program as long as the student remains in good standing.

Applications are available in the Counseling Office, on Naviance or online at https://www.bpcf.org/scholarships

Maximum Award:  $1000

Deadline:  5/1/2026

**South Arts Pittsburgh Scholarship

South Arts Pittsburgh is pleased to announce the South Arts Scholarship. This scholarship is

awarded to a Bethel Park High School senior art student who will be attending a post-secondary

educational institution and majoring in art. One $500 award is available.

Eligibility:

The application can be found on Naviance, in the Counseling Office and on https://www.bpcf.org/scholarships

Maximum Award:  $500

Deadline:  5/1/2026

**The American Legion 760 (In Memory of Phil Ward)

The American Legion Post 760 of Bethel Park has established this scholarship fund to provide financial support to a Bethel Park High School graduating senior.  Criteria for this scholarship is that the student must have a parent or guardian, grandparent, or sibling who has served or is currently serving in the Armed Forces.  

Students must submit a 2-page double spaced essay on what the 26th amendment to the United States Constitution means.

Maximum Award:  $1000

Deadline:  5/1/2026

**George Washington Elementary School PTO

The George Washington Elementary PTO  is happy to announce that it will be offering a $500 scholarship for a former George Washington student for his/her post high school education.To qualify you must have been enrolled at George Washington Elementary School for a minimum of 2 years, be a senior at BPHS, in good academic standing and submit current grades, show evidence of acceptance into a higher education program/school, show evidence of participation in a school activity/sport, community/volunteer activity or be employed, submit a letter of recommendation from a current teacher in addition to the application and an essay. Applications can be picked up in the counselor's office.

Maximum Award:  $500

Deadline:  5/1/2026

**The Roy Werner Rotary Scholarship (BP/USC Breakfast Club)

This Scholarship is in memory of Roy Werner, a former Rotarian who greatly valued service to the community. Service comes in many different forms, community, church, school and work all are equally important.

There is no GPA requirement, instead, this scholarship will be awarded based on your service to the community, whether church, school or other. All applicants are required to submit a typed overview of all community service, limited to 2 pages or under. Please include how the scholarship will help you continue your education, as well as your name, phone number, email and your intended plans to further your education.

Application information can be found in the Guidance Office or on Naviance

Maximum Award:  $1500

Deadline:  5/3/2026

**T.A. Ward Memorial Trade Scholarship (BP/USC Rotary Breakfast Club)

This scholarship is in memory of T.A. Ward, a former Rotarian who was an outstanding citizen in our community for many years.  His company was also very influential in the construction industry providing jobs and opportunity for many in the area.

There are no GPA requirements for this award.  The applicant must be planning on continuing their education through a trade school or similar institution. For instance the fields of construction, HVAC, plumbing and medical technicians.

Please submit a typed essay, no longer than 2 pages, outlining your career choice, how you arrived at that decision and what influenced you toward a career in the Trades.  Please include your name, phone number, and email.

Application information can be found in the Guidance Office or on Naviance

Please return your completed application to Mrs. Antonucci in the main office.

Maximum Award:  $1000

Deadline:  5/3/2026

**The Joey Fabus Memorial Scholarship

In honor of Joey Fabus, the Joey Fabus Childhood Cancer Foundation and the Fabus family have chosen to award a scholarship to one of this year's Seniors. Joey passed away on January 21st, 2015 from an inoperable brain tumor called DIPG. He was only 8 years old but he had a passion for life and always wanted to help others. Joey dreamed of being a policeman one day. He was our hero and one in the heart of so many others. In his honor, we are proud to award this scholarship to a Senior, choosing a path to help others in the field of Law Enforcement, Military Service or First Responder.

To be eligible to apply for the Joey Fabus Scholarship, a student must:

Applications are available with Mrs. Antonucci in the Main Office.

Maximum Award:  $TBD

Deadline:  5/8/2026

**The Rotary Club of BP “Robert Brindley Memorial Community Service Scholarship”

Welcome to the Rotary Club of Bethel Park Robert Brindley Memorial Community Service Scholarship Program for High School Seniors residing in Bethel Park. This program will award three (3) $1,500.00 scholarships chosen by our Scholarship Committee.

Applicants must have a 3.0 GPA or higher and demonstrate active community service, who plan to apply to a college

Applications are available in the Counseling Department or Naviance. Once completed, you can turn them into the counseling office or mail them to the address listed on application by 4pm Friday, May 8th, 2026.

Maximum Award:  (3) at $1500 each

Deadline:  5/8/2026

**Memorial Elementary School PTA Scholarship

The Memorial Elementary PTA  is happy to announce that it will be offering two $500 scholarships to a former Memorial Elementary student for his/her post high school education.To qualify you must have been enrolled at Memorial  Elementary School for a minimum of 2 years, be a senior at BPHS, in good academic standing and submit current grades, show evidence of acceptance into a higher education program/school, show evidence of participation in a school activity/sport, community/volunteer activity or be employed, In addition an essay (300-500 words typed) must be submitted;  How would winning the Memorial Elementary Scholarship help you achieve your future academic/career goals?

Applications can be picked up in the counselor's office/ once completed please return to the Main Office.

Deadline:  5/11/2026

**Bethel Park Federation of Teachers Scholarship

This scholarship is provided by the Bethel Park Federation of Teachers and it is given to two  senior students who would like to pursue a career in education. A letter of acceptance MUST accompany the application indicating your acceptance into a School of Education.  

Applications are available with Mrs. Antonucci in the Main Office.

Maximum Award:  (2) for $2,000

Deadline:  5/15/26

**The Uhrik Family Family Memorial Scholarship

This scholarship was created from the will of Irene Uhrik who was a 1940 Bethel High School graduate.  It will be awarded to 2 high school seniors (in the amount of $2,000 each) who have been accepted to post-secondary institutions.  

The applications must be picked up and turned in to the counseling Office.

Maximum Award:  (2) for $2,000

Deadline:  5/15/2026

Patti & Walter Blenko Scholarship Fund

This scholarship was established in the honor of Walter Blenko who passed away in 2019.  Prior to submitting a scholarship, the student must have applied to an accredited college, university, or conservatory that offers a four-year program in music or performing arts. After reviewing each application, the Scholarship Committee will interview and audition each semi-finalist.

High School seniors residing in the greater Pittsburgh area are eligible to apply if they plan to major in theater or performing arts, e.g., dance, drama, music, voice, costume or set design.

Applications may be picked up in the Counseling Office, or you may apply online at www.blenkofund.org

Maximum Award:  $4,000

Deadline:  5/31/2026

Three Rivers Desk and Derrick Club Scholarship

The mission of the Association of Desk and Derrick Clubs (ADDC) is to promote the education and professional development of individuals employed in or affiliated with the petroleum, energy, or allied industries.

Students planning to pursue a degree in an energy-related program from a College or University, or those enrolled in a Trade or Vocational degree program at an accredited Western PA school, may apply to receive one of two $1000 scholarships.  

Application submission requires a completed application, 500 word essay, list of activities, and letter of recommendation.

Applications are available in the Counseling Department or Naviance.

Maximum Award:  $1000

Deadline:  6/30/2026

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Western Pennsylvania Golf Association Scholarship Fund

This scholarship is for students that have been employed at Member Clubs of the Western Pennsylvania Golf Association for at least two golf seasons.  The scholarship has expanded to include club employees in the club house, the golf shop, golf course, swimming pool and tennis courts. This scholarship is  one year tuition assistance, renewable for up to 4 years or until graduation, whichever is shorter.  Students MUST maintain a 2.8 GPA to continue receiving the scholarship. 

Applications can be picked up in the main office or found on Naviance

Maximum Award $20,000 over 4 years

Deadline:  10/15/2025

George Benson Scholarship

The George Benson Scholarship Fund is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, established in 2009 by the membership of South Hills Country Club to honor their fellow member, as befits his love of golf. The Scholarship is open to deserving Western Pennsylvania Students who are currently a senior at a qualified local high school or attending a 4-year college and have demonstrated a connection to the game of golf through their athletic achievement, academic interest, or employment. In addition, all South Hills Country Club employees and their children are eligible to apply.  The scholarship’s value is currently $2,000 annually with a maximum of $8,000 (over 4 years).

Apply online -click here for  Application

Or you may pick up an application in the main office

Maximum Award $8,000 ( awarded as $2 000 per yr over 4 yrs)

Deadline:  11/30/2025

Hagan Scholarship Foundation

The Hagan Scholarship is a nationwide need-based merit scholarship, providing recipients “regardless of nationality” with the opportunity to achieve their goals and graduate college debt-free. The scholarship provides up to $7,500 each semester for up to 8 consecutive semesters. Applicants must graduate from a high school located in the United States. Eligible high schools include public, private, charter, magnet, and STEM schools. The Applicant’s Adjusted Gross Household Income reported for 2024 Federal Income Tax Purposes must not have exceeded $100,000.

To apply go to:  www.hsfmo.org

Fall Application instructions:

Click on the blue link. Then click on “New User” to create a UN and PW.

Then, click “Submit” to access the Application.

The Submittal Deadline is December 1, 2025.

Spring Deadline:  3/15/2026

Maximum Award  up to  $7,500/semester

Deadline:  12/1/2025

Coolidge Scholarship (Juniors only)

The Coolidge Scholarship is an annually awarded, full-ride, four year merit scholarship that may be used by recipients for undergraduate study at any accredited college or university in the United States. Coolidge scholars must possess a distinguished academic record. Competitive candidates will have pursued and succeeded in the most rigorous course of study available to them. Awardees will demonstrate an uncommon academic depth and intellectual curiosity. Open exclusively to students in the 11th grade.

Apply online 2025-26 Coolidge Scholarship Application

Maximum Award full ride scholarship

Deadline:  12/16/2025 @ 5pm

Equitable Excellence Scholarship

The Equitable Excellence Scholarship supports students from across the country who strive to be a force for good in their communities. By pursuing a postsecondary degree, these students show fortitude and resilience, and plan to inspire others in their community to pursue higher education. One hundred renewable awards of $5,000 for 4 years, or up to $20,000, will be granted each year.

Apply online at learnmore.scholarsapply.org/equitableexcellence 

Deadline 12/18/2025 @ 3pm

Western Chapter PA Sports Hall of Fame- Robert “Tick” Cloherty

The Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame was established to perpetuate the memories of athletes and other sports notables, male and female, who have brought lasting fame and recognition to our state through their athletic achievements.

Applicants must have some sort of athletic affiliation (player, manager, journalist, etc.)

Two annual awards will be granted to deserving students based on the fulfillment of the criteria detailed below. One for a male student and one for a female

Criteria:

Applications can be picked up in the Counseling office or through Naviance

Maximum Award:  $2000

Deadline:  2/15/2026

**Jennifer A. Morgan Scholarship

The Jennifer A. Morgan Scholarship was established to provide financial assistance to Bethel Park and Baldwin graduating seniors seeking to pursue a degree in Nursing or other health-related professions. The Scholarship will be awarded to an individual who has demonstrated sound academic achievement throughout high school, participated in a variety of school and community  activities, and demonstrated an ability to succeed in their educational goals.

Criteria:

Apply online at;  https://pittsburghfoundation.org/scholarship/4618

Maximum Award:  $2000

Deadline:  2/17/2026

Along with the Jennifer A Morgan Scholarship. The Pittsburgh Foundation offers a few others. Below are some search tips:

Please note that the application window for scholarships offered through

The Pittsburgh Foundation is January 5 through February 17.

National Italian American Sports Hall of Fame

The Pittsburgh Chapter of the NIASHF will award four individual scholarships to deserving graduating student athletes ($1,000/yr for four years).  

Criteria for selection: High academic achievement, financial need, athletic ability at the varsity level and anticipated June 2026 graduation.

Please see the Counseling Office for a copy of the scholarship application or on Naviance.  

Maximum Award $4000 (awarded as $1,000 per year for 4 years)

Deadline:  2/20/2026

**McGrady Family Scholarship

You must be a graduating senior from one of the high schools listed below, or a student in the Paramedic Program at the Center for Emergency Medicine. Students should be active in school and community activities, demonstrate need and show academic merit. They can also be majoring in Arts, education, history, music or writing.

For information on the Elk Community Foundation click here:  https://elkcountyfoundation.org/

To APPLY:

Go to scholarships tab,thenclick on information for students, scroll down and click bottom green box (Schools located in these counties.....McGrady Scholarship is listed under Allegheny County).  Please review the attached for the online scholarship application process. Students must create an account on the login page (see attached student application process).

Create account here  (if they ask what email to use for grade requests, please use antonucci.sophia@bphawks.org)

For more information on other scholarships that the Elk County Foundation offers please visit

https://elkcountyfoundation.org/information-for-students/

Maximum Award:  $1200

Deadline:  2/25/2026

First Commonwealth Bank Scholarship Fund

A pool of $35,000 will be made available in a one-time gift of $1,000 scholarships to high school seniors attending a college or university.  Students must have a 3.0 GPA or 85% average and reside in one of the following counties in PA:  Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Bedford, Blair, Butler, Cambria, Centre, Clearfield, Clinton, Elk, Indiana, Jefferson, Lawrence, Lycoming, Montour, Northumberland, Somerset, Union, Washington, and Westmoreland.

Applicants must complete an application and an essay (500 words or less) detailing how they made a difference in their community and how that involvement impacted their community and life.

Winners will be contacted via e-mail and postal mail by April 21, 2026.

Children of First Commonwealth Bank employees, directors, and immediate families are not eligible to participate.

This must be done online at http://www.fcbanking.com/scholarship

Deadline:  2/27/2026

The Bob Williams Memorial Rotary Scholarship

The Bob Williams Memorial Rotary Scholarship exists for high school seniors.  It is entirely need based.  Eight scholarships with a value of $5,000 are awarded each year.  The applicant must be applying to a state-certified, post-secondary institution, including a trade school.  

Applications with all the instructions are on Naviance and available in the Main Office.

Maximum Award:  $5000

Deadline:  2/28/2026

Hagan Scholarship Foundation

The Hagan Scholarship is a nationwide need-based merit scholarship, providing recipients “regardless of nationality” with the opportunity to achieve their goals and graduate college debt-free. The scholarship provides up to $7,500 each semester for up to 8 consecutive semesters. Applicants must graduate from a high school located in the United States. Eligible high schools include public, private, charter, magnet, and STEM schools. The Applicant’s Adjusted Gross Household Income reported for 2024 Federal Income Tax Purposes must not have exceeded $125,000.

To apply go to:  www.hsfmo.org

Spring Application instructions:

Click on the blue link. Then click on “New User” to create a UN and PW.

Then, click “Submit” to access the Application.

The Submittal Deadline is March 15, 2026.

Maximum Award  up to  $7,500/semester

Deadline:  3/15/2026

Giant Oaks Garden Club Scholarship

The Giant Oaks Garden Club in McMurray is offering a scholarship to students interested in studying gardening and/or its related fields: Agronomy, Botany, City Planning, Conservation, Environmental Control, Floriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Land Management, Landscape Architecture, Plant Pathology, and/or allied subjects.

1.  Official transcript

2.  Essay

3.  3 reference letters

4.  Signed application

All applications, with documentation must be received by the Giant Oaks Garden Club Scholarship Committee by April 1.

Applications can be picked up in the counselor’s office or on Naviance

Maximum Award:  $1500

Deadline:  4/1/2026

Epilepsy Association of Western and Central PA Scholarship Program

Scholarships are offered for graduating high school seniors who have epilepsy/seizure disorder. Awards are based on the quality of the student's application determined through a competitive scoring system that balances need with achievement. Must provide proof of acceptance to a post - secondary academic or vocational program. If selected, must attend at least one of the EAWCP's Run/Walks in Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Altoona or Erie. Applications are in the Counseling Office or on the scholarship website at:

www.eawcp.org/programs/scholarships/

Maximum award: $1500

Deadline:  4/6/2026

**Bethel Park Lions George Meyer Scholarship

This scholarship is awarded annually in memory of the late George Meyer, a highly respected Lions Club member, Bethel Park High School teacher, Student Government sponsor, and community leader who inspired many students.  A scholarship grant of $2,500 will be awarded for the successful applicant's first year of college/university or post high school training in a degree program. Eligibility is restricted to students in the 2026 graduating class of BPHS who have resided in BPSD for at least 2 years. This scholarship is based on anonymity and must be picked up in the Counseling Office.

Applicants must request at least two references to complete the Reference Forms which are to be mailed separately from the application. The grant recipient will be selected by a committee composed of Bethel Park Lions Club members. Use of the grant is limited to expenses related to post high school education (tuition, books, board). Upon request, copies of receipts must be made available to the Bethel Park Lions Club. To receive the grant, the scholarship recipient selected must attend the Bethel Park High School Honors Recognition Program in May/June 2026 (if one is scheduled), and a June 2026 meeting of the Bethel Park Lions Club.

Please pick up application in main office

Maximum Award $2,500

Please return completed application to the main office by: (references can be mailed in)

Deadline:  4/8/2026

Westinghouse Women in Nuclear Scholarship

Through its Women In Nuclear (WIN) Chapter, Westinghouse Electric Company is offering a scholarship to a female high school senior graduating from a Pittsburgh area school.  The candidate must intend to pursue a Bachelor's degree in engineering, mathematics, or physical sciences at an accredited college or university.  

An application along with a video essay, must be submitted by April 10th.

Scan the QR code below to show your interest. Once open, an application will be provided via email or you can find it on Naviance as well as stopping in the Main Office.

Maximum Award:  $3000

Deadline:  4/10/2026

Good Orthodontics

The winner of the scholarship will be determined by the content of an essay describing, “How My good Smile Has Influenced My Life”. Please stop in the office for a form if you are interested. You must be a past or present patient of Good Orthodontics to apply.

Check Naviance for details or stop in the main office for more information

Maximum award: $1000

Deadline:  4/10/2026

The Freddie Fu Sports Medicine Scholarship Program  (for current  Juniors)

Freddie H. Fu, MD, an orthopedic surgeon at UPMC Sports Medicine, created this scholarship program to increase student interest in sports medicine careers.

**The student MUST be a junior who will enter high school as a senior in the Fall of 2026.**

We award one scholarship of two thousand dollars ($2,000). In return the recipient interns for six weeks (30-40 hours per week on an agreed-upon starting date) during the summer at the UPMC Freddie Fu Sports Medicine Center and the UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex .  The selected intern will have the opportunity to observe patient evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation by physical therapists and athletic trainers, observe clients in the Sports Performance Department, and observe surgery with UPMC orthopaedic surgeons.  The recipient will also have responsibilities comparable to those of a Physical Therapy Aide.  

To apply for the Freddie Fu Sports Medicine Scholarship program, you must:

Complete the application online (PDF). Then print and sign the application.

Obtain two letters of recommendation. Letters should include details on academic strengths, leadership skills, and community service.

Request your school Guidance Counselor or appropriate school representative to complete and sign.

Application available in the Main office or online at:

Freddie Fu Application

Deadline:  4/11/2026

**Ken Waldie Memorial Scholarship

The Ken Waldie Memorial Fund, Inc. is pleased to announce the availability of one $23,000 scholarship to a Bethel Park High School senior student, entering as a full-time student at an accredited college or university.

This scholarship was established in honor of Ken Waldie, a Bethel Park graduate who was a passenger on American Airlines Flight 11 out of Boston on September 11th 2001.  It is intended for a graduating senior who participated in varsity sports planning on furthering his/her education.

The applicant must:

  1. Be a member of the current Senior Class of Bethel Park High School                                          
  1. Score 900 or above on the S.A.T. (Scholastic Aptitude Test), or 22 on the A.C.T. (American College Testing) composite. **If attending a test-optional or test-flexible university or college, the applicant must include any school requirements, i.e. supplemental essay or personal statement
  1. Have maintained a cumulative grade point average (G.P.A.) of 3.00 or above through mid-year of his/her senior year.
  1. Had completed in a varsity sport and been awarded at least (1) varsity letter award.

Please stop in the office for an application to view all requirements or at the website for more info:

Applications are also available on Naviance. Applications can be returned to Mrs. Antonucci when completed prior to the deadline date.

www.forukenny.com  Almost 25 years ago, we began a journey with a single purpose: to honor the memory of our classmate and friend through a scholarship fund. What started as a way to give back has become something so much greater. This will be the final year we will offer this scholarship, and we are grateful to all that have supported this wonderful opportunity in the memory of our dear friend.  

Maximum award:  $23,000

Deadline 4/13/26