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www.EducationFoundation.com/SeniorScholarships Hillsborough County Public Schools Seniors may apply for these scholarships. Seniors only need to complete one online application to determine eligibility for multiple scholarships. Based on scholarship criteria, students may be required to complete additional essays as part of the qualification process. As noted, some scholarships are not restricted only to public schools students. Senior Scholarships EducationFoundation.com/SeniorScholarships Adelle Harris Memorial Endowment Scholarship: $1,500 Carolyn Kaiser Wolfe Mathematics Scholarship: $950 » Senior at Chamberlain, Jefferson, Hillsborough, Middleton or » Senior at Jefferson High school King High School » Must attend Hillsborough Community College and » Minimum unweighted GPA of 2.5 major in Math » Financial need* » Must attend Hillsborough Community College Charles Weingartner Scholarship: $1,000 » Financial need* Alex Anston Hooked on Education Memorial Endowment » Minimum unweighted GPA of 2.5 Scholarship: $1,000 » Minimum unweighted GPA of 3.0 » 150+ Community Service hours Cody Miley Memorial Art Scholarship: $TBD » Preference given to males who play baseball and females who » Senior at Chamberlain High School play sports, especially volleyball » Must pursue a post-secondary degree » Minimum GPA of 3.2 Aparicio-Levy Technical College Scholarship: $1,000 » Active in community work » Minimum unweighted GPA of 2.0 » Demonstrates high moral & ethical character » Financial need* » Must attend Aparicio-Levy Technical College Derek Jeter Endowment - Turn 2 Foundation Phoenix House Scholarship: $4,000 Arthur H. Henderson Memorial Kiwanis Scholarship: $2,500 » Been treated at The Derek Jeter Center at Phoenix House and Adult Outpatient Counseling Center » Senior attending public, private or home school in Hillsborough County » Minimum GPA of 3.25 » Financial need* Derek Jeter Endowment - Turn 2 Foundation » 75+ Community Service hours Scholarship: $4,000 » Preference given to students majoring Education or Early » Minimum unweighted GPA of 3.5 Childhood - Preschool Education/Development » Performed 500+ Community Service hours Bay Area Manufacturing Association Scholarship: $1,500 Doug Walker Memorial Endowment Scholarship: $2,000 » Financial need* » Minimum unweighted GPA of 2.5 » Minimum unweighted GPA of 3.0 » Boys Varsity Basketball player » Must major in STEM/manufacturing-related field Bloomingdale Civic Association Scholarship: $TBD, Duain A. & Helen F. Johnson Scholarship: $TBD, 1 scholarship per school 1 scholarship per school » Senior at Bloomingdale, Brandon, Durant, Riverview and » Senior at Lennard, East Bay and Riverview High School Newsome High School » Must pursue a post-secondary degree » Minimum GPA of 2.5 » Participates in Community Service Edward Louis Flom Memorial HCC Scholarship: $2,000 Braulio and Adelfa Alonso Scholarship: $1,900 » Financial need* » Senior at Alonso High School » Minimum unweighted GPA of 2.5 » Must seek a degree at a college or university » Plays on a sports team » Must attend Hillsborough Community College Candy Olson - Grow Our Own Teachers Scholarship: $1,200 Executive Women International Tampa Bay Trish Gray » Must attend a 4-year college/university and major in Education Scholarship: $2,000 » Commits to returning to Hillsborough County to teach at a » Senior at Blake High School public school upon graduation » Minimum unweighted GPA of 2.5 » Must major in Theater Carol K. Lopez Memorial Scholarship: $1,000 Friends of Military Families Scholarship Fund: $1,000 » Senior who attends an alternative school/currently enrolled » Minimum GPA of 2.5 in a teen parent program/enrolled in a career center in » Has an active or retired military parent Hillsborough County » Must attend Hillsborough Community College 2020-2021 Scholarships and criteria are subject to change. www.EducationFoundation.com/SeniorScholarships www.EducationFoundation.com/SeniorScholarships Jason A. Daniels Scholarship: $1,000 » Senior at Hillsborough High School » Unweighted GPA of 3.0+ » Must attend Florida State University Senior Scholarships » International Baccalaureate program is preferred Jerry Skora Scholarship: $1,000 Gamma Theta Omega Chapter HCC Scholarship: (4) $500 each » Senior at Gaither High School » African American female » Minimum unweighted GPA of 2.5 » Financial need* » Participated in chorus » Must attend Hillsborough Community College Jim Copeland Scholarship: $1,000 Gamma Theta Omega Chapter Presidential Scholarship: » Senior at Chamberlain High School $1,500 » Unweighted GPA of 2.5+ » African American female » Participated in chorus » Financial need* Joseph and Evelyn McFadden Scholarship: $TBD Gary Adult High School Scholarship: $1000 » Scholarship criteria is being determined » A “deserving” student at Gary Adult High School » Financial need* » Florida publicly-funded vocational/technical school, public John B. Brannan Legacy Scholarship: $TBD college or university » Must major in Accounting/Finance » Teachers will be involved in selecting recipients » 100+ hours of Community Service George Edgecomb Bar Association College Scholarship: Julius F. “Frankie” Hobbs Family Scholarship: $1,000 $2,000 » Preference given to seniors from Plant City High School » African American » Must attend Hillsborough Community College » Financial need* » Minimum unweighted GPA of 3.0 » Must pursue a bachelor’s degree Kevin McCarthy Memorial Scholarship: $500 » Completed 25+ Community Service hours » Senior at Robinson High School » Experienced challenges with crime, drugs, pregnancy or other » Minimum unweighted GPA of 3.5 troubled situations and have turned their life around » 25+ Community Service hours George Edgecomb Bar Association HCC/Technical College Scholarship: $2,000 Kiwanis Club of Tampa Technical Scholarship: $2,500 » African American » Senior attending public, private or home school in » Financial need* Hillsborough County » Minimum unweighted GPA of 2.5 » Minimum unweighted GPA of 2.5 » Must attend Hillsborough Community College or Leary, Erwin » Financial need* or Brewster Technical College » Must attend a technical college to receive a program » Completed 25+ Community Service hours certificate/degree in an industrial-related field, such as » Experienced challenges with crime, drugs, pregnancy or other construction, plumbing, welding, auto/diesel repair, etc. troubled situations and have turned their life around Krewe of Agustina de Aragon HCC Scholarship: $1,500 Grand Krewe De Libertalia Comeback Kid Scholarship: $500 » Female » Financial need* Hillsborough Association of School Administrators (HASA) » Minimum unweighted GPA of 3.0 Scholarship: $1,000 » Participated in Community Service » Must attend 4-year college/university and major in education » Must attend Hillsborough Community College » Commits to returning to Hillsborough County to teach at a public school upon graduation Krewe of Agustina de Aragon Scholarship: $1,000 » Female Hillsborough County Assistant Principals Education and » Financial need* Instructional Council and Hillsborough Education Foundation » Minimum unweighted GPA of 3.0 Scholarship: $1,000 » Participated in Community Service » Minimum unweighted GPA of 3.0 » Must attend Hillsborough Community College » Financial need* » Must attend Hillsborough Community College Larry Wilder Memorial Scholarship: $1,000 James R. Coleman Memorial Scholarship: $1,000 » Must attend Hillsborough Community College and major in Art » African American Senior at Spoto High School or Architecture » Involved in Community Service » Preference given to students who were/are Boy Scouts or » Participates in extracurricular activities participated in comparable organization celebrating the outdoors www.EducationFoundation.com/SeniorScholarships Murphy Family Scholarship: $1,000 » Minimum unweighted GPA of 3.0 » Must major in Education Senior Scholarships Myrtle Phillips Baker Scholarship: $TBD » Financial need* » Must major in Nursing Learey Technical College Scholarship: $800 » Financial need* Oscar & Dorothy Ronken Scholarship: $TBD » Minimum unweighted GPA of 2.0 » Senior attending a public or private school in » Must attend Learey Technical College Hillsborough County Lightning Community Hero – Delano Stewart Scholarship: TBD » Financial need* » Financial need* » Must attend a 2 or 4-year College/University or » Minimum unweighted GPA of 3.2 Technical College » African-American male » Demonstrates high moral and ethical character » Must attend Morehouse College Outback Steakhouse Scholarship: $1,500 Lightning Community Hero – Morehouse Scholarship: $3,900 » Minimum unweighted GPA of 3.0 » Financial need* » Must attend a higher education culinary program » Minimum unweighted GPA of 3.2 African-American male » Pelican Players Scholarship: $TBD » Must attend Morehouse College » Priority given to seniors at East Bay, Lennard, Newsome or Riverview High School Lynch Family Legacy Scholarship: $2,500 » Must major in Performing Arts in the Tampa Bay area » Financial need* » Minimum unweighted GPA of 3.0 » Played on a sports team Pete Gilmore Memorial Kiwanis Scholarship: $3,000 » Performed Community Service » Senior attending public, private or home school in Hillsborough County Mark Mahoney Memorial Scholarship: $3,000 » Minimum unweighted GPA of 3.25 Minimum unweighted GPA of 3.0 » » Financial need* Financial need* » » Must obtain a 4-year degree in Accounting or Finance Must attend the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) » » Completed 75+ Community Service hours and major in Engineering
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