Seniors: Check out the scholarships now available in Naviance. There are scholarships for every student! You can find scholarships for academics, athletics, financial needs, career paths, volunteer service, music, the arts, STEM, students in a single parent household, as well as overcoming challenges - and more.
Feel free to contact Mrs. O’Loughlin in the Counseling Office if you would like any assistance in finding scholarships that meet your specific qualifications.
Here is a partial list of the local/regional scholarships with their due dates - please check Naviance and/or Scholarship Binder for a full list of scholarships. TIP: for local/regional scholarships, type “Hopkinton” into the search bar to filter for scholarships.
1/31/24 DAR-Daughters of the American Revolution: for students dedication to the pursuit of higher education in diverse areas of study including history, economics, law, political science, medicine, nursing, OT, PT, elementary & secondary education, chemistry, math, science & English
2/01/24 Big Y Scholarship: Big Y scholarships recognize academic merit and achievement. They are awarded to the most academically outstanding students in the Big Y market area
2/14/24 Order Sons & Daughters of Italy in America: graduating seniors planning to attend a four-year degree granting college or university; Criteria: Scholastic Ability, Character and Activities.
2/15/24 Red Pine Scholars Program: designed to support undergraduate students through tuition assistance, mentoring, and other flexible financial supports; students who show strong academic performance or demonstrate significant academic improvement over time
2/29/24 Merrimack Valley CU & Bridgewater CU Scholarship: open to all seniors; requires a short essay
3/1/24 DCU for Kids Scholarship: to graduating high school seniors most likely to excel at a college or university
3/1/24 Foundation 649 Scholarship: Identify as Asian American or Pacific Islander; graduating senior moving on to full time enrollment in a college/university; track record of involvement in AAPI communities, issues, or causes. Demonstrated financial need
3/1/24 NSHSS First Generation Scholarship: honoring first generation students for their academic and leadership initiatives; essay based
3/8/24 Progress Software Mary Székely Scholarship for Women in STEM: (For this scholarship STEM is defined as computer science, software engineering, IT and/or CIS) $10,000 renewable scholarship for a senior identifying as a woman, have financial need, GPA of 3.2 or above, majoring in computer science, software engineering, IT or CIS.
3/8/24 Rockland Trust Scholarship: Applications will be considered based on financial need, academic performance, participation in school and community activities, work experience, a statement of career and educational goals and objectives, and unusual personal or family circumstances.; renewable
3/15/24 Rotary Education Fund of Framingham: Award is based on: student school record and the probability of success in college, recommendation of H.S. Principal or Guidance Counselor and demonstrated financial need
3/15/24 Mark Bavis Leadership Scholarship: need based, exceptional leaders; making a difference in the community
4/1/24 Hopkinton Women’s Club Scholarship: Scholarships are awarded based upon academic achievement, financial need and service to the school and community
4/1/24 Hopkinton Women’s Club/Mary McDonough Scholarship: The senior receiving this scholarship has been actively committed to community service.
4/2/24 STEM Career Scholarship: This award will go to the HHS student most passionate about making an impact with a STEM Career.
4/3/24 Hopkinton Teachers Association Scholarship: Scholarships are awarded to HHS seniors planning to further their education
4/5/24 Lauren Anderson Memorial Scholarship: awarded to two seniors planning to further their education - selected by answer to an essay prompt
4/5/24 Marathon Quilters Scholarship: for seniors planning to further his/her post high school education by pursuing courses or programs of study in textiles, apparel, design, visual arts, or art-related fields
4/5/24 South Asian Circle of Hopkinton (SACH) STEM Scholarship: for females seniors who intend to pursue education and careers in Science,Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) fields
4/8/24 Edmund Aubrey Doyle Scholarship by the Hopkinton Boosters: awarded to one male/one female senior athlete who have participated in a varsity sport during high school
4/8/24 Canty's Underdogs Scholarship: to students who have demonstrated good character, kindness and empathy towards others. Additionally, selected students may have overcome health challenges, had to work really hard on school work and/or overcome obstacles.
4/9/24 Evan Girardi Memorial Scholarship: awarded to a graduating student from Hopkinton High School, who is a resident of Hopkinton and who will attend an accredited Catholic institution of higher education.
4/12/24 Hopkinton Marathon Fund Scholarship: Given to a graduation senior who has been accepted to a 2 or 4 year college/university and has lettered in at least one varsity sport
4/12/24 Patricia M. Spinks Art Scholarship: to a graduating senior who has participated in the arts program at HHS and plans to attend a 4 year college/university
4/22/24 Mary Korbey Memorial Scholarship: awarded to two graduating seniors who exemplify and embrace Mary's passion for athletics and who have made meaningful contributions to their community
4/22/24 William Hosmer Memorial Scholarship: offering two $1000 scholarships, one to a student who plans to study education and one to a student who plans to study healthcare
4/23/24 John “Jack” & Helen O’Brien Memorial Scholarship: for a graduating senior who is pursuing education and has attributes of leadership, teamwork, compassion, integrity and citizenship.
4/23/24 Korean Presbyterian Church Scholarship: based on academic achievement, commitment to community service and strong moral character. Preference will be given to children whose parents are employed by the Town of Hopkinton or in a public service profession
4/24/24 Navigator Achievement Award: must be a senior living in Hopkinton who is currently or formerly was receiving special education or related services through an IEP or 504 Plan.
4/24/24 Thomas Weaver Be Positive (B+) Scholarship: this scholarship hopes to reward students who have also faced challenges, and overcome them with grace and bravery or who have helped and supported others to overcome challenges
4/25/24 William J Keefe Memorial Scholarship: awarded to a senior who intends to pursue a career in public service, teaching, health care or government and are active in serving the Hopkinton
4/26/24 HHS Student Council Scholarship: awarded to a senior who has demonstrated a strong dedication and passion to an extracurricular activity, job or other commitment
4/26/24 Hopkinton Babe Ruth Baseball Scholarship: Recipients will be selected based on their high school accomplishments, extra-curricular activities, and their responses in the application
4/29/24 Hopkinton Police Association Scholarship: scholarship awarded to a graduating senior based on financial need, scholastic achievement, and extra-curricular activity.
4/29/24 Jane Welzel Athletic Scholarship: awarded to a graduating female athlete who plans to attend a four-year college or university
4/30/24 HCAM TV & Digital Arts Award: offered to graduating seniors planning to pursue their post-secondary education in broadcasting, communications, journalism, or other digital arts fields
4/30/24 Lou & Cathy White Scholarship: for seniors intending to pursue a career in a health-related field
4/30/24 Linda Karner Memorial Scholarship: senior going on to higher education and has been associated with the Hopkinton Wrestling Program and/or the Hopkinton Softball Program while at HHS
6/7/24 Abbott & Fenner Scholarship: awarded to student based on essay prompt
