Scholarships

Since 2001, the Foundation has awarded $65,625.00 in scholarships to Lowell High School graduates. In May 2011, we will, once again, award thousands of dollars in scholarships thereby investing in the continued educational successes of Tri-Creek students. Following are the scholarships that are available this year:

NICK PARENTE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Rick and Nan Parente established this annual scholarship, in the amount of $750.00, with the Foundation in memory of their son, Nick, who was a Tri-Creek student and a graduate of Lowell High School. Nick was a very creative person and in honor of him, the scholarship will recognize a graduating senior who demonstrated creative self-expression using music, art, writing or drama during his/her time at Lowell High School. In order to qualify for this scholarship, the applicant must:

• have at least a "C" average
• participate in an interview process
• attend a college/university, trade or vocational school upon graduation.
• complete a 500 word typed essay

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TRUITT VETERINARY SCHOLARSHIP

Established in 2005 by Mrs. Sandra Truitt in memory of her dear friends Mary Boggs, Lil Carlson and Darlene Stansberry, this scholarship, in the amount of $250.00, will be awarded each year to a graduating senior from Lowell High School who will be pursuing a degree in the field of veterinary medicine. A unique feature of this scholarship is that the recipient can re-apply for an additional one-time amount of $250.00 in funding after completing one year of college, provided the recipient has a grade point average of "B" or above, and continues to pursue a degree in the field of veterinary medicine. If the recipient meets these requirements, he/she will qualify for the additional financial support bringing the value of this scholarship to $500.00. To qualify for this scholarship, students must:

• have at least a "B" average
• upon graduation, attend a four year college or university with an accredited Veterinary Medicine Program and major in Veterinary Medicine
• participate in an interview process

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RYON BUSINESS SCHOLARSHIP

Established by businesswoman, Mrs. Diane Ryon, the Ryon Business Scholarship was the first scholarship established with the Foundation. It is Mrs. Ryon’s desire to help students attain a college education preparing them for a business career. To be eligible for this scholarship, students must:

• have at least a "C" average upon graduation from Lowell High School
• participate in an interview process
• plan to attend a commuter college with a business major.

The scholarship, valued at $3,000.00, is awarded to two students each year. Students interested in applying for this scholarship should contact the guidance department at Lowell High School.

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LOWELL HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1977  SCHOLARSHIP

This $500.00 scholarship was established by a group of 1977 graduates of Lowell High School. It is their desire to annually honor a graduate of Lowell High School. The scholarship requirements are:

• one or both of the applicant’s parents must be graduates of Lowell High School
• the student must have actively participated in school activities at Lowell High School
• the student must have at least a "C" GPA upon graduation
• the student must attend a college/university or trade school

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CHRIS LACOSSE MEMORIAL TEACHING SCHOLARSHIP:

This scholarship was established by the family and friends of Chris Lacosse in her memory. Mrs. Lacosse taught in the Tri-Creek School system, The scholarship is to encourage and assist Lowell High School students who want to become teachers. To be eligible for this $1,000 scholarship the applicant must:
*have a "C" average

* upon graduation, attend a four year college or university majoring in education

*submit an essay detailing why you want to become a teacher

*participate in an interview process.

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Lowell High School teacher, Mrs. Kathy Nelson, established the Lowell High School I.C.E. Scholarship to recognize students who participated in the Interdisciplinary Cooperative Education program at Lowell High School. This scholarship, in the amount of $2,000.00, is unique because it is awarded to graduates of Lowell High School after they have completed one year of post-secondary education. To be eligible for this scholarship, applicants must:

• have participated in Lowell High School’s I.C.E. Program since 2001
• have completed one year of post secondary education at a college, university, trade school, or in an apprentice program
• demonstrate financial need
• have a 2.0 G.P.A. or higher
• participate in an interview process

Not Available in 2012

TRI-CREEK EDUCATION  FOUNDATION COMMUNITY SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP

Wishing to recognize students who have strengthened our community by demonstrating outstanding leadership in service by giving of themselves in order to help others, the Foundation established this annual scholarship. Valued at $500.00, the scholarship is awarded to one graduating student who:

• maintains at least a "C" average upon graduation
• has performed voluntary, non-compensated community service during his/her time at Lowell High School
• participates in an interview process
• will attend a college/university or trade school upon graduation.

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JEANNE K. MERCER MEMORIAL HEALTHCARE & SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP

This scholarship is to honor the memory of Dr. Mercer and her dedication to encouraging women in the fields of medicine and science.

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This $750 scholarship is for a graduate who will attend a 4 year college or university with and major in architecture or construction or construction management related field.

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CANNING FAMILY NURSING SCHOLARSHIP

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LOWELL HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMIC DECATHLON SCHOLARSHIP

The Lowell High School Academic Decathlon Scholarship was established by teacher, Joseph Gianotti, to honor students who participated in the challenge of being a decathlete during their time at Lowell High School. To be eligible for this $400.00 scholarship, applicants must:

• have been a starting decathlete
• plan to attend a trade school, college or university
• and participate in an interview process.

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ERIN WENTWORTH MEMORIALTEACHING SCHOLARSHIP:

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BUD KUSSY TECHNOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP

This is a $500 scholarship for the student enrolling in a vocational or trade school, or qualified apprenticeship program.

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ANN T. SINGER FINE ARTS SCHOLARSHIP

 Ms. Singer was an acclaimed and successful visual artist and an adamant supporter of all areas of art. This scholarship was established in Ms. Singer's memory by her family to recognize and honor students of Lowell High School who are pursuing careers in the arts.

To be eligible for this $1,000.00 scholarship you must: upon graduation, attend a school of higher learning to pursue any Fine Arts endeavor; visual, vocal music, instrumental music, performance, or film production.

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To be eligible for this scholarship, the student, upon graduation, must attend a four year college or university majoring in Education