Newest Scholarships are at the bottom of the page.

Please vet each scholarship opportunity for yourself. 

Please vet each scholarship opportunity for yourself. 

Be careful when applying for scholarships.

Never give out social security number; never pay for a scholarship; ask a trusted adult to look over opportunities before applying.

http://studentscholarship.org  

bigfuture.collegeboard.org/pay-for-college/grants-scholarships  Create an account at Collegeboard to access this information

https://www.nhs.us/students/college-admission-planning/scholarship-search/

Coming Soon:   Log into your Xello account and view the Scholarship List under the Colleges tab for more information on scholarships.  

Here are ideas to obtain scholarships:  

If your parents work for a large company, sometimes the company has scholarships for the children of their employees. Ask them.

 Check with your parent's work, your church or other organization you belong to. 

Explore the following websites and apps:  

Going Merry 

unigo.com 

fastweb.com  

Hispanic Scholarship Fund (app) 

Scholly (app)  

Orbot (app)

collegeboard.org  

petersons.com  

Scholarship Information from other local high schools--check the school's web page

Fill out your FAFSA to see if you qualify for a PELL GRANT

Find scholarships within your community: Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, The Boys and Girls Club, The  Rotary Club, and more. 

Talk to local businesses (in person). Some of them will have scholarships which they will use for advertising to promote themselves.   

Ask your relatives.  Do they know of a business who has a scholarship opportunity?  

Once accepted into your secondary educational institute, the financial aid office will have a list of scholarship opportunities to explore.

Scholarships Listed by Due Date Month 

See below

Scholarship Opportunities vetted by Hart District College Career Readiness --see below

Kevin Love encourages all ADs and coaches to share this new scholarship program with high school senior student-athlete

NBA CHAMPION KEVIN LOVE LENDS SUPPORT TO CALHOPE COURAGE AWARD SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM OFFERING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ATHLETES $60,000+ IN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS

High School Athletic Departments to Receive $12,500 in Donations

Former UCLA Bruins star, 5-time NBA All-Star and NBA Champion Kevin Love – one of the first professional athletes to share their personal mental health challenges - has been named an Ambassador for the CalHOPE Courage Award Scholarship program to spread awareness and encourage young people to share their stories.

CLICK HERE FOR A MESSAGE FROM KEVIN LOVE

“Opening up about my own struggles taught me that none of us are truly alone,” said Love. “Talking to someone, whether it’s a coach, a teammate, a friend, or a counselor can be the first step toward healing. That’s why I’m proud to support the CalHOPE Courage Award Scholarship Program, which shows young people that true courage comes from sharing your story and seeking help.”

All California high school ADs, athletic administrators and coaches are encouraged to share this exciting new program with their student-athletes and school counselors.  The application is open now and scholarships will be awarded through June 2026.

Honorees will earn a $2,500 scholarship, and their comeback story—whether from injury, illness, family hardship, academic pressure, or other stressors—will be shared to inspire and encourage peers facing similar challenges. Their high schools will also receive a $500 donation to support other student-athletes.

The first 15 student-athletes to be recognized include: Anny Ambrosio (swimming, San Pedro, H.S); Eusebio Andrade-Flores (soccer, Ukiah H.S); Grace Clark (Hollister H.S);   Gracianna DeFina (volleyball, Justin Siena H.S); Jasiel Estrada (tennis, Live Oak H.S); Noa Eteauti-Edwards (basketball/track, Arcadia H.S); Destiny Finley (basketball, San Lorenzo H.S); Caiden Garcia (wrestling, La Cañada H.S);  Julian Lara (soccer, Orosi H.S); Jaslene Massey (track/volleyball, Aliso Niguel H.S.); Andrea Mata Alejo (basketball/volleyball, Luis Valdez Leadership Academy); Rafiq Randall Jr. (football/track, Steele Canyon H.S);  Janie Trottier (flag football/basketball, California H.S); Carter Upton (basketball, Agoura H.S); and Nathan Woods (cross-country, Crawford H.S). 

HOW TO NOMINATE OR APPLY

• Who is eligible: California high school seniors scheduled to graduate in 2026 who participate in varsity interscholastic athletics and have overcome personal adversity, including stress, anxiety, and mental health challenges.

• Deadline: Rolling; students are encouraged to apply early to be considered for all monthly selections. The application period closes on May 1, 2026.

• Apply: Complete the online application at CalHOPECourageAwardScholarship.org.

• Follow updates: @CalHOPE_Courage on Instagram

2026 SCAG Scholarship Program

The Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) will award nine $4,000 scholarships to high school seniors and community college students in the SCAG region.

Students of any major may apply, though preference is given to those interested in fields such as community planning, urban planning, civil engineering, public administration, political science, sustainable development, or related areas.

Basic Eligibility

• Graduating high school senior

• Minimum 3.0 GPA (unweighted)

• Must enroll in a college or university immediately after graduation

• Must reside in the SCAG region (Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura, or Imperial counties)

Application Requirements

• Online application

• Minimum 500-word personal statement

• Two letters of recommendation

• Current transcript(s)

Deadline: Friday, March 20 at 5:00 PM

Scholarship Program | Southern California Association of Governments

2026 SCAG Scholarship Program

SCV Bar Association <info@scvbar.org>

On behalf of the Santa Clarita Valley Bar Association, we are excited to announce our 13th Annual High School Speech Competition for juniors and seniors in the William S. Hart Union High School District.

The competition will be held on April 16, 2026 at Castaic High School (details included in the attached flyer), and participating students will have the opportunity to compete for cash scholarships and present before a panel of Los Angeles County Superior Court judges. The top three scoring students in the competition will be awarded cash scholarships and will also be personally recognized, as our guest, at a Scholars & Bench Night event to be held on May 21, 2026 at The Oaks Club.

Attached to this email, you will find the following documents:

• The event flyer

• The student application

• The scoring rubric

This year’s prompt is: “Since the establishment of the United States Supreme Court in 1789, which Justice has had the greatest impact, and why?”

We kindly ask that you please distribute these materials to your junior and senior students. We have discovered that teachers of English, History and Social Studies related classes (as well as Speech & Debate) are most helpful and effective in making students aware of the competition, as well as encouraging them to participate! I would also ask if your teachers/staff could post the flyers in their classrooms to increase student awareness of the event. 

Additionally, anyone is invited to attend and observe the event. 

We will also be delivering a couple of posters to each campus for display in visible areas to help promote the event.

Students can send their applications directly to us, along with their essay submissions, and we will handle all follow-up.

We truly appreciate your continued partnership and support in providing this opportunity for your students. Please don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions.

Warm regards,

Sarah Hunt | Santa Clarita Valley Bar Association

24307 Magic Mountain Parkway, #205

Valencia, CA 91355

(661) 505-8670

www.scvbar.org

Application Link below:

https://forms.gle/Qtpj5aUMGgsgMuBp7

AMG Future Builders Scholarship Program 2026.

Award Amount:

• $2,500 per recipient

• Three scholarships will be awarded to Santa Clarita Valley seniors

Eligibility Requirements:

Applicants must:

• Be a graduating high school senior attending an eligible public, charter, or private high school in the Santa Clarita Valley

• Plan to pursue a college degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or a closely related field

• Complete the online application and submit all required materials by the deadline

Application Requirements:

• Completed online application

• Personal essay, 500 to 800 words

• One-page resume

• Unofficial high school transcript

• One letter of recommendation from a teacher, counselor, coach, or employer

Important Dates:

• Application Opens: February 10

• Application Deadline: April 3

• Recipient Notification: Early May

For questions, the contact listed is scholarships@amgassociatesinc.com

Santa Clarita Valley Scholarship Foundation

Scholarship Essay opens on Monday, November 17, 2025

Application due Friday, January 16th, before 3:00 p.m. 

Questions???? See Monte in the Counseling Office 

www.scvsf.org 

Zonta Club of Santa Clarita Valley will once again provide the Young Women in Public Affairs Award to a young woman of age 16 to 19 who demonstrates evidence of the following:

1. Active commitment to volunteerism.

2. Experience in local government, student government, or workplace leadership (paid or unpaid).

3. Volunteer leadership achievements.

4. Knowledge of Zonta International and its programs.

5. Supporting Zonta International’s mission of empowering the status of women worldwide.

The Zonta Club of SCV, Young Women in Public Affairs will be presenting awards from $500.00 to $1,000 dollars. Recipients of the club award are also eligible to receive a higher award of $5,000 from Zonta International.  Please see the enclosed application.

The Zonta Club goal is to encourage more young women to participate in public affairs, volunteerism, and civic causes.  We would appreciate your assistance by posting this information and distributing applications to potential candidates.  Applications may also be accessed on-line at https://www.zonta.org/YWLA.

The deadline for submittal is February 24, 2026.  Applications can be submitted to:

Email: ywla@scvzonta.org; or mailed to 23742 Lyons Ave, Box #220117, Santa Clarita, CA 91322.  Electronic submission is preferred.

For further information, please contact Gloria Mercado-Fortine and/or Mary Ann Dortch at www.scvzonta.org.

APYLP 2026 High School Conference

The annual Asian Pacific Youth Leadership Project (APYLP) conference provides a select group of 60 Asian and Pacific Islander seniors and juniors from public, private and charter high schools throughout California with a unique opportunity to gain first-hand knowledge of the legislative process, community leadership, and political activism. During the four-day, three-night conference, students will participate in a Mock Legislature at the State Capitol that includes the election of peer legislative leaders, lively debate of current issues through the introduction of legislation, and the lobbying of bills during committee hearings and the Senate floor session. Additionally, small group workshops facilitated by Asian Pacific legislative staff, community activists, and business leaders will assist students in developing their leadership and public speaking skills, enhance their cultural awareness and identity, and explore the richness and diversity of Asian and Pacific Islander communities in California.

The conference is open to junior and senior students that reside in and attend a California high school.

The APYLP conference days will be on Thursday, March 26, 2026 to Sunday, March 29, 2026, in Sacramento, CA. All conference costs are covered for accepted applicants. 

The deadline to apply is December 15, 2025. 

Visit the APYLA website for more information:  https://www.apylp.net/ 

Boston Scientific is once again offering Hart District 10th–12th grade African American students the opportunity to apply for the Bridge to the Future 2025–2026 program. Please see attached flyers

• • Application deadline: August 30th

  • Application link: https://forms.office.com/r/zeKrgLzPyA

  • First meeting: Saturday, September 20th, 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

  • Location: 25155 Rye Canyon Loop, Valencia, CA 91355

  • All work will be completed during scheduled sessions.