School-Specific Scholarships
Students attending the schools below who are interested in learning more about these scholarships and obtaining application materials should contact their school’s guidance or financial aid department and inquire about the fund listed.
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR THE 2025-2026 SCHOOL YEAR ARE NOW OPEN!
Cocalico High School
Donald M. Coldren and Colleen Leslie Coldren Memorial Scholarship Award
A total of four (4) $4,000 scholarships will be awarded to two male–identifying and two female-identifying freshmen with financial need to attend a four-year college or university. This award is a one-time, non-renewable grant for their first year.
Recipients are chosen by a five-teacher panel appointed by the Cocalico High School principal.
Garden Spot High School
John H. Gehr Fund
One (1) $250 scholarship will be awarded based on academic excellence, intended college major (specified as telecommunications, business, information technology, and engineering), essay, work ethic, leadership, communication skills, and activities.
Students submit completed applications to the Guidance Office by the deadline.
Lampeter-Strasburg High School
Frank A. Wint Memorial Fund
Two (2) $500 awards will be given to members of the senior class in recognition of the qualities of strength and character, effort for self-improvement, and contribution to fellow students by example and achievement. The emphasis of the award is proven achievements.
The Guidance Office will request the names of students from the faculty who meet the criteria.
Susquehanna Waldorf School
Stephen Jonathan Swartz Scholarship Fund
General Scholarships
Looking for even more scholarships? We offer general scholarships available for Lancaster County residents!
Community Resources and Scholarships
In an effort to expand our resources for students, we have compiled a list of community resources and scholarships available for Lancaster County students. Browse the list to see if one of these programs might be right for you.
Learn More
Students should reach out to their school’s guidance or financial aid department to learn more about the school-specific scholarship.
If you still have questions, contact our Program Officer, Rachael Hartman.
