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Perry Foundation Loan Application

Perry Foundation loans are available to all students who are enrolled, attend, or have graduated from the Perry Local Schools who are or will be full-time students (12 credits or more) pursuing post secondary education, including two-year, four-year or technical school. The loan application requires that you submit the attached documents to the Trustees of the Perry Foundation by June 15th of each year

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Scholarship List

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    The Hagan Scholarship is a need-based merit scholarship for goal-driven students in the high school graduation class.  We would like to award 1,200 new four-year scholarships for the upcoming 2026-2027 academic year.  For more particulars, please visit the HSF website.

    Posted: 10/15/2025          

  • Equitable Excellence Scholarship

    Amount: $5,000 per year (renewable for up to 4 years — total $20,000)
    Who Can Apply: Graduating seniors planning to attend college
    Focus: Students who demonstrate leadership, resilience, and a commitment to making a positive impact in their communities (financial need considered)
    Application Includes: Profile, personal statement on how college will create positive change and how you’ll “pay it forward”
    Deadline: December 18, 2025 (4 p.m. ET)
    Apply & Learn More: Equitable Excellence Scholarship®

    Posted: 11/3/25    

  • The Christ Child Society of the Western Reserve is offering a $1,000.00 Mary Virginia
    Merrick Scholarship Opportunity to one graduating Senior.

    Scholarship Criteria:

    •  No GPA Requirement
    •  Open to any graduating Senior who plans to attend a:
      •  Trade School
      •  Community College
      •  4 Year College/University, Public or Private
    •  Strong Community Involvement in Lake County
    •  The student must be a resident of Lake County
    •  Students may only apply once through one school (either home school district,Auburn Career Center, or Northern Career Institute)

    How to apply:
    1. Craft an essay of 500 words or fewer addressing the provided prompt:
    Drawing on your own experiences and volunteerism, please define what a
    servant leader is. How will your educational plans prepare you to be a
    servant leader in your local community and beyond? In the response,
    please describe your ten-year plan and how you will be able to give back
    to your local community using your education.
    2. Submit your essay to your Guidance Counselor by February 27, 2026

    Posted 10/22/2025