Created to provide annual scholarships for any females who are involved in high school athletics, or game of golf. Applications are open to local high schools in the surrounding communities of Vesper, Mt. Pleasant, Long Meadow and Nabnasset.
This fund awards a scholarship to a LHS student who plans to continue to study the French language, literature, or culture.
The purpose of the Fund is to provide annual unrestricted scholarship awards to Lowell High School graduating seniors.
The purpose of the Fund is to provide a four-year scholarship for a female student graduating from Lowell High School, who has financial need, and a strong academic background, and who intends pursuing a course of study in architecture at a post-secondary institution.
This Fund provides scholarship awards to students graduating from Lowell High School who have demonstrated excellence in academics, community involvement, have shown a continuing dedication to the best interests of Lowell High School, and exhibit financial need.
The fund was established to provide scholarships for graduating seniors from Lowell High School.
The purpose of the Fund is to provide scholarship awards to deserving seniors from Lowell High School to pursue a post-secondary degree in education. The recipient must attend an accredited four year college or university.
This fund was established to provide scholarship awards to assist LHS juniors who are in musical arts and looking to upgrade from a student instrument to a professional instrument so they can start their audition process for college.
This fund was created to provide scholarship awards to one or more graduating seniors from Lowell High School who also attended the Greenhalge Elementary School in Lowell. The recipients need to possess strong academic merit, and show demonstrated financial need.
The Greater Lowell Chamber of Commerce along with the Women Inspiring Success and Empowerment (W.I.S.E.) Committee will award a scholarship to a woman returning to school to further her education. To be eligible, you must be over the age of 25, have graduated from high school or GED and desire to further your education through a degree, certificate or license program.
