Scholarship Season is officially open on Monday, October 25, 2024!

2025 GCPS Foundation Scholarship Catalog

We now have 13 scholarships listed on Kaleidoscope!

This is a streamlined, all-in-one application program. After answering a few questions, it will show you the scholarships you qualify for and allows you to apply for all of them in one go!

Click HERE, make an account, and see your scholarship opportunities!

Scholarships exclusively on Kaleidoscope:

Alton C. Crews Educator Scholarship
The Brenden and Alex Elbaz Memorial Scholarship
Celeste Norton Wilbanks Memorial Scholarship
GCPS Foundation Mathematics Scholarship
GCPS Foundation Multicultural Scholarship
GCPS Foundation STEM Scholarship
J. Alvin Wilbanks Educator Scholarship
Jim Maren STEM Scholarship
Joseph Abraham Memorial Scholarship
Louise Radloff Scholarship
Mark A. Herndon Mathematics, Science, Technology Scholarship
Rev. In Soo Jung Scholarship I
Rev. In Soo Jung Scholarship II

https://apply.mykaleidoscope.com/program/GwinnettCPSF24-25

The deadline to apply for all Kaleidoscope scholarships and most of the other scholarships listed on this page is December 31, 2024. You must check the individual scholarships when applying to see if a different deadline is listed.

Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship – click here for more information

For high school seniors seeking to continue their computer science or engineering education in college, the Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship can make all the difference for a bright developing future. Application

ATTENTION SENIORS!

The 2025 U.S. Presidential Scholar Program (USPS) nomination window is open for recognizing and honoring seniors for their academic achievements. In June 2025, selected students will receive a presidential medallion commemorating their success. Students can learn more about this program at www.gadoe.org/USPS and apply between September 2 – November 1, 2024, by 5 PM:

- Nomination Form: 2025 USPS Nomination Form
- Required Verification Forms: Click Here
- Student Informational Brochure: Click Here
- U.S. Presidential Scholars website: Click Here

The United States Senate Youth Program,

Established in 1962 by U.S. Senate Resolution, is an esteemed educational initiative offering high school juniors and seniors an opportunity to gain firsthand knowledge of the American political process. Each year, two students from each state are selected as delegates and participate in Washington Week. Delegates receive a $10,000 undergraduate college scholarship from the Hearst Foundation to an accredited United States college or university undergraduate program of their choice. Scholarship funds are paid directly to the college or university on the student’s behalf.