Senior Scholarships

INK! manages over 20 scholarships worth over $40,000 available to St. Johns County public high school seniors pursue further education

Senior Scholarships

Senior Scholarships

INK! manages over 20 scholarships worth over $40,000 available to St. Johns County public high school seniors pursue further education

Over $40,000 available for the Class of 2025

INK! oversees over twenty scholarships totaling over $40,000 in awards for post-secondary education, including college, vocational, and technical education.

Students can apply online for two application types: merit-based and needs-based scholarships. Students who meet free or reduced-lunch income guidelines should complete both a merit- and needs-based application. Only a Merit-based application is required if the family income exceeds those limits.

Scholarships available to graduating seniors include:

Dr. Wayne Hartley Memorial Scholarship for The Academies • The Jack Hamilton Wheeler Memorial Scholarships • Tanner Gillespie Memorial Future Firefighter Scholarship • The Tucker McCarty Health Science Scholarship • The David Toner Scholarship • Rays of Hope Foundation Scholarship • The Marc Nathan DeBernardis Arts Scholarship • The MacDonald Family Education Scholarship • Lieutenant Colonel Sally MacDonald Memorial Scholarship • St. Johns County Jumpstart Scholarships

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Want more information about Senior Scholarships?

To learn more about applying for or supporting senior scholarships, email James Wheeler at james.wheeler@stjohns.k12.fl.us or call (904) 547-7121.

Listen to the podcast

Free Money Time! College and post-secondary education costs money. That’s a fact. In this episode of The INK! Podcast, Jim and Ian talk about free money (a.k.a. scholarship opportunities) for graduating seniors. With INK!’s online scholarship application platform it’s easier than every to apply!

“We take great pride in stewarding these scholarship opportunities. Many of these awards come from a place of deep love and respect. They honor loved ones who left an indelible mark on the community. They also allow students to explore further education while alleviating some of the financial burden. We encourage all St. Johns County families to take advantage of these awards.”

-Cathy Newman
INK! Executive Director