Establish by John Beaulieu to give two book awards to Lowell High School seniors in the name of: 1)The Jack Kerouac prize for literature (short story – 2 pages) 2)The John J. Beaulieu prize for poetry (short poem – 14 to 48 lines)
Provides scholarship award to a Lowell High School graduate who wishes to pursue a career in nursing and who plans to obtain their degree from the University of Massachusetts Lowell.
Established to provide one or more scholarship awards to Lowell High School graduates who have also graduated from the Bartlett School in Lowell, Massachusetts.
Awarded to students with strong academics and financial need.
The Gerald C. Barnes II Scholarship Fund honors the spirit of Gerald “Jerry” C. Barnes II by awarding scholarships to a Lowell High School (LHS) graduating senior lacrosse player. A 2015 graduate of LHS, Barnes completed his junior year at UMass Amherst as a Natural Resource Conservation major when he died unexpectedly in June of 2018. An active outdoor enthusiast, Barnes worked for the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation at Walden Pond in Concord and enjoyed playing lacrosse which he played throughout high school. To honor his memory, family and friends launched the Gerald C. Barnes II Scholarship Fund through the Greater Lowell Community Foundation.
Established to award scholarships to graduating Lowell High School Students (LHS).
Annually provides scholarship opportunities to deserving students at Alvirne High School. The recipients will possess the potential to make the same kind of positive impact on their community that Jeanie did. The money awarded will be utilized by the recipients to offset the cost of postsecondary education, tuition, fees, books, room and board.
Established by his family in memory of Walter, a graduate of LHS in 1987, this scholarship is awarded to Lowell High School seniors pursuing an education at a Massachusetts public university or community college.
Established by Col. (ret.) and Mrs. Alan E. Babigan in the Colonel’s memory. The Scholarship is to be awarded to the best chemistry student graduating from Lowell High School.
The Fund honors Verda Annan of the Fitchburg High School graduating class of 2021 who selflessly returned a scholarship she was awarded and said it should go to a student who needed it more. This scholarship is awarded to Lowell High School seniors pursuing an education at a community college and have Community Service and Financial Need.
