The scholarships listed on this page are offered through various school and community organizations, businesses, and individual or family sponsors. LHS is extremely grateful for this support for graduating seniors each year.
Ludlow High School Seniors may apply each spring for these local scholarships. Students should look ahead at the requirements for each scholarship to see what they may be eligible for as a graduating senior.
See the Local Scholarship Student Packet for details and more information. All scholarships are due to Mrs. Johnson by 3:30 PM on Wednesday, April 10, 2024. Contact Mrs. Johnson at 859-261-8211 or Pamela.Johnson@ludlow.kyschools.us with questions.
All applications are in Google Doc format.
To open a specific application:
> Click on a scholarship name listed below
> Once the Google Doc opens, click File
> Click Make a Copy
> Save the copy to your own drive for editing
> Complete the information in your new copy, save, and print!
Scholarship
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Amount
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General Requirements
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One $500 Award |
Based 50% on financial need, 25% on academic achievement, and 25% on school involvement
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Two $250 Awards (one to a boy and one to a girl) |
Must have at least one letter in a varsity sport, at least a 3.0 unweighted GPA or higher, have at least 4 years of involvement in the LYF Program either as a football player or a cheerleader |
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$14,500 awarded to one student, spread out over 4 years |
Must have at least a 3.3 unweighted GPA or higher, Based 50% on financial need, 25% on academic achievement, 10% on school and community involvement, 10% on leadership, and 5% on daily school attendance |
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One $1,000 Award |
For students attending EKU or a Community & Technical College; Priority will be given to students majoring in education |
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Two $1,000 Awards |
Based 25% on financial need, 25% on academic achievement, 25% on ACT score, and 25% on the essay |
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One $500 Award |
Must have at least a 3.0 GPA, have completed at least two years of varsity football, and have worked to overcome some type of obstacle in life |
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One $500 Award |
Based on academic achievement, service to school/community, effort, character, and financial need |
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One $500 Award |
Must have a weighted GPA of 2.5 or higher; Based heavily on an essay about student’s personal work ethic |
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One $500 Award |
Based heavily on the student’s parent involvement in the school district; Also based on financial need and school involvement |
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One $500 Award |
Student must demonstrate strong school and community involvement, strong work ethic, and a great amount of integrity, as shown through essay format |
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Varies, based on Funds Available |
Must have a GPA of 2.5 or higher; Must have at least two years of varsity play in two different sports; Based heavily on essay detailing how athletic involvement has impacted their life; See details for additional Sharri Singer Top Scholar Award |
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Two $500 Awards |
Must have at least a 2.75 GPA; Based on any church or community involvement, academic achievement, and financial need |
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One $250 Award |
Must have participated in CLASP (Children of Ludlow After School Program) during their elementary years; Must use scholarship to further their education |
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Varies, based on funds available |
Must be a member of NHS in good standing; School, community, and NHS involvement and participation heavily weighed |
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One $200 Award Given Annually to One Student Per Grade Level |
Students accumulate the amount awarded each year of elementary and high school, receiving the total award as a graduating senior; Based on academic achievement, daily school attendance, school and community involvement, citizenship, and school spirit |
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One $500 Award |
Based on academic achievement and school involvement; Must demonstrate community involvement; Must have a letter of recommendation from a teacher |
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Varies, based on funds available |
Must be an active Student Council member in good standing; Factors weighed include academic achievement, leadership, school/community involvement, character, daily school attendance, and having a positive influence at LHS |
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One $2,400 Award, paid over 4 years ($600 each year) |
Open to a student planning to major in education; Must show proof of college enrollment in these classes to continue receiving payments; An interview with a faculty committee is required; Based on academic achievement, financial need, and school/community involvement |
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Varies, based on funds |
Open to any student enrolling in a 2-4 year college/university in the fall. Students must be at least a two year letterman in the boys or girls basketball programs at LHS. |
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The Lisa Dyan Stamm Memorial Scholarship
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One $500 Award |
Based on essays demonstrating leadership, character, effort, and academic achievement |
One $500 Award |
Based on overall school and community involvement, citizenship, and school pride |
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One $250 Award |
Open to all seniors that are pursuing post-secondary education or military; essay and letter of reference required |
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One $1,000 Award |
Open to seniors entering a trade career or trade school immediately after graduation |
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One $500 Award |
Open to ALL seniors! Award based on genuine and loving expression of appreciation |
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One $500 Award |
Open to seniors pursuing postsecondary degree in education |
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Brian Brownfield Memorial Scholarship |
One $500 | Based on extracurricular activities, awards, characteristics, commitment to school and community |
James Lindle Memorial Scholarship |
One $500 |
Open to any SADD members; essay about drunk driving dangers
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Eric Faulkner Memorial Scholarship | One $500 | Student must be attending trade school or college in fall; essays about integrity and involvement |
Darrin McMillen Memorial Scholarship | one $1500 | For students pursuing higher education who have a love of reading and writing |
Butch Bowling Memorial Scholarship |