This scholarship is awarded to a student who has best demonstrated, in the judgment of the scholarship trustees, the same quality of character and hard work that Greg exemplified in his life.

2021 Recipient: Aiden Nitecki

This Scholarship is to be awarded to a New Riegel High School Senior student. The student must have attended New Riegel High School for at least two years, and he/she must also be planning to enter a post-secondary school or institute of higher learning in a two or four-year degree program in the fall of the academic year immediately following graduation.

This Scholarship is established to encourage and assist New Riegel High School students in furthering their education.

This scholarship will be awarded to Seneca County high school seniors , or seniors in any other county whose parents are currently employed at Clouse Construction Corp.

This scholarship will be awarded to young ladies graduating from New Riegel High School.

To annually provide a scholarship to a high school senior in Seneca County.

2021 Recipients: Mary Bremyer and Grant Gribben

This scholarship will be awarded to Columbian High School under-grad students seeking enrichment opportunities in leadership, government, or public policy.

This scholarship will be awarded to a graduating senior from Calvert Catholic Schools who is pursuing a degree in a medical field.

This scholarship is awarded to a student who has best demonstrated, in the judgment of the scholarship trustees, the same quality of character that Casey exemplified in her life. The scholarship awards will be presented to one student from Columbian High School, and one from Calvert High School.

2021 Recipients: Victori Ardner of Calvert Catholic Schools and Anna Stephey of Columbian High School.

The Garlapati Family Scholarship is awarded to a graduating senior in the Tiffin Schools each year.  The recipients will be those students who have best demonstrated leadership to prevent bullying at their school or in their community.

2021 Recipient: Madison Poll

This scholarship’s purpose is to award a Columbian senior, either male or female, who has demonstrated outstanding scholastics, active in schools affairs, and a school leader.

2021: Dustin Sorg

This scholarship’s purpose is to award a senior from Seneca East, Old Fort, New Riegel, Hopewell-Loudon, and Mohawk, either male or female, who has demonstrated outstanding scholastics, active in schools affairs, and is a school leader. Preference will be given to a student who will be entering a medical or technology field.

2021 Recipients: Riley Suter, Emily Hall, Kayleigh Lininger, Lydia Zamora, and Sarah Jones

This scholarship’s purpose is to reward a Sentinel Career and Technology Center school senior, either male or female, who has demonstrated outstanding scholastics, has been active in school affairs, and has been a class leader.

A Scholarship will be given each year to one graduating senior from The Sentinel Career Center who displays a passion for volunteer work within the community.

This scholarship is awarded to graduating seniors of Tiffin Calvert High School and Tiffin Columbian High School, who are pursuing a post-secondary degree in Education at the college or university of their choice in the academic year immediately following high school graduation. Preference may be given to students pursuing a degree in Special Education.

2021 Recipients: Erin Musil and Madison Schumacher

This scholarship will be awarded to a senior member of the New Riegel High School girls’ basketball team pursuing a post-secondary degree in a two or four year program at an accredited college or university of their choice.

2021 Recipient: Kayleigh Lininger

This scholarship will be awarded to a Calvert High School senior who demonstrates both need and character.

2021 Recipient: Madison Schumacher

This scholarship is awarded annually to a graduating senior of Tiffin Columbian.

2021 Recipient: Anessa Wagner

This scholarship is awarded annually to a qualified, graduating senior of Hopewell-Loudon School.

2021 Recipient: Bryce Arbogast

The Scholarship is to be awarded to a New Riegel High School Senior student. The student must have attended New Riegel High School for at least two years and he/she must also be planning to enter a post-secondary school or institute of higher learning in a two or four-year degree program in the fall of the academic year immediately following graduation.

2021 Recipient: Jenna Gabel

This scholarship is awarded to a person living in Seneca County, Ohio who is pursuing a registered nursing degree at the college or university of their choice. The recipient will be the person who has best demonstrated, in the judgment of the scholarship trustees, the same quality of character that Mary Lou exemplified in her life.

2021 Recipient: Anna Stephey

Available through New Riegel Moose to students whose parents are New Riegel Moose members.

2021 Recipients: Grace Clouse, Zachary Williams, Kayleigh Lininger

Provides annual scholarships to Seneca East graduating seniors.

The purpose of this Fund shall be to provide an annual scholarship to one or more graduating Heidelberg University students, male or female, who have been accepted to an accredited postsecondary institution in the United States, who will be pursuing a graduate degree in the natural sciences, and who has a demonstrated financial need as determined by the Fund Advisers of the Foundation.

2021 Recipients: Kristina Confessor, Emily Crowe, Madison Flory, Alexia Page-Boyd, Danielle Blum

Created to honor former Hopewell-Loudon teacher, Dorothy Roush, with annual scholarships awarded to Hopewell-Loudon High School seniors.

This scholarship is awarded to a person living in Seneca County, Ohio who is pursuing a degree at the college or university of their choice. The recipient will be the person who has best demonstrated, in the judgment of the scholarship trustees, compassion for and a commitment toward the well-being of animals.

2021 Recipient: Kassidy Reynolds and Taylor Lawhorn

A graduating Hopewell Loudon senior will receive a one time $1000 scholarship for post secondary education.  The college or university that the recipient chooses will receive and apply the funds to the name of the scholarship winner.

2021 Recipient: Daniel Lommerse

The St. Francis Care Center Foundation of Green Springs Scholarship Fund has been established to provide scholarships to students currently enrolled in a health care Associate, Bachelor or higher degree program, who have graduated from a Seneca County High School in Ohio.

2021 Recipients: Ryan Strausbaugh, Mercedes Snyder, and Ian Pursell

This scholarship’s purpose is to recognize a Columbian High School graduating senior or seniors who have worked to the best of his/her ability to achieve excellence in the tradition of Tiffin Columbian and its alumni.

2021 Recipients: Brian Edmond, Jorie Fawcett, Madison Poll, Dustin Sorg, and Olivia Young

This scholarship will be awarded to a high school senior from Seneca County or another county if the parent is an employee of Tiffin Metal Products, who is pursuing a post-secondary degree or certification in the academic year immediately following high school graduation at a certified trade school, two or four year program at the college or university of the student’s choice.

Because of their belief in the education provided to the children of our school system, the Warns’ established a scholarship fund to assist one Hopewell-Loudon senior pursue a career in Education.

2021 Recipient: Hannah Fought

Annual scholarships awarded to a Tiffin Columbian High School senior participating in Columbian athletics who exudes the same passion, talent, and desire that Daniel demonstrated in his own life.

This scholarship is presented to a college-bound Calvert senior majoring in the medical/healthcare field.

2021 Recipient: Jack Shultz

This scholarship will be awarded to a Columbian student who has best demonstrated, in the judgment of the scholarship advisory committee, the same quality of character that Nick exemplified in his life.

2021 Recipient: Erin Musil

This scholarship is awarded to a student who has best demonstrated that their agriculture program will lead them to a career they love so like Mr. Z, that they will never have to work a day in their life.  The recipient will demonstrate a mature sense of responsibility, high moral values and a devotion to family, agriculture, and their community.

2021 Recipients: Taylor Lawhorn and Morgan Cleveland