The Foundation recognizes the difficulty that today's students face in finding financial assistance while entering the career paths of their choice. We are proud to help deserving students of the Woodland Hills School District achieve their full potential. To-date, over 65 scholarships totaling $100,000 have been awarded for post-secondary education including technical, vocational, and baccalaureate degrees. Thank you to all of our Scholarship Donors, who make these scholarships possible each year.

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Fund a Scholarship

Helping students at Woodland Hills achieve their dreams is easier than you might think! Our staff is here to get the help you need to quickly set up a Scholarship Fund. Our committee works tirelessly to be sure information is distributed to guidance counselors and potential applicants; applications are processed promptly and contain complete information; checks are written and gifts acknowledged promptly when the fund receives donations.

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Specifically, we will work with you to:

• Establish the amount/set a budget

• Determine if the scholarship will be awarded yearly or if it will be a one-time scholarship

• Establish eligibility requirements

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To learn more, download our Guide to Establishing a Scholarship. 

If you are interested in receiving more information or setting up a scholarship...and setting up our students for success...please contact Jennifer Trehar

Meet Our 2020 Scholarship Award Recipients:

Tyler Bindas

The Darcy Lynne Herman Scholarship

Trinity Cioppa

The Colleen E. Kennedy Memorial Scholarship and

The WHF Class of 1990 Debbie Spahr Thames Memorial Scholarship

Mark Goggin

The Julia Anne McCool Memorial Scholarship for the Arts and Humanities

Anthony Hill

The Barrie and Arleen Bartulski Scholarship for Academic Excellence

Katie Hoener

The Patti Feishen Zollner Scholarship

Alex Lott

The Woodland Hills Foundation Senior Scholarship

Apply for a Scholarship

Students in their Senior Year of High School at Woodland Hills School District are invited to apply.  There are currently seven scholarships available.  Each scholarship has a different award amount, guidelines and criteria. 

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Students should carefully read through each of the scholarship guidelines to determine which scholarship suits them best.  Additionally, students are permitted to apply for multiple scholarships.

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Scholarship applications ARE NOW CLOSED

Review committees select recipients based on information submitted by the applicant (but names are blacked out). Some scholarship funds have specific eligibility requirements established by the donor, such as enrollment at a particular college or specializing in a particular field of study. Committees make their selections and the recipient is notified prior to the annual Woodland Hills School District Awards Banquet.

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Any additional questions or clarifications may be addressed to Carlton Scott.

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If your scholarship application requires a letter of recommendation, simply send this link to the person from whom you are making the request

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​​The Colleen E. Kennedy Memorial Scholarship

​The Colleen E. Kennedy Memorial Scholarship is open to all seniors who will graduate from Woodland Hills High School who have had success academically and athletically, demonstrated community spirit through volunteer service, and who will continue their education in a vocational, technical, or (non 4-year) educational program that awards a diploma, certificate, or Associate Degree upon completion (e.g. nursing, computer, technical, business, culinary, trade schools, community or junior colleges.).

AWARD: One scholarship of $1,000

The Barrie and Arleen Bartulski Scholarship for Academic Excellence

​​The Barrie and Arleen Bartulski Scholarship for Academic Excellence is awarded each year to one graduating senior who resides in Turtle Creek, PA and holds the highest Grade Point Average (GPA).

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AWARD:  One scholarship of $2,000

​​​​The Darcy Lynne Herman Scholarship

​The Darcy Lynne Herman Scholarship is open to all seniors who will graduate in from Woodland Hills High School who have demonstrated success in both science and humanities studies, and who will continue their education in a 4-year or longer educational program which grants a Bachelor’s degree or higher upon completion. Awards will be based on a scholarship application. Thoughtful and sincere answers to the questions posed in the application, as well as evidence of academic success in science and humanities courses based on the student’s high school transcript, GPA, and a letter of recommendation, will be the basis for selection for these awards. All questions must be answered completely.

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AWARDS:  One scholarship of $1,000

​​The Woodland Hills Foundation Senior Scholarship

​Woodland Hills Foundation is proud to award scholarships to our seniors who are pursuing post-secondary education at other than four-year colleges.  Past recipients have attended culinary, technical, veterinary, trade, nursing, art, and computer programming schools and community colleges. The scholarship is open to all seniors who will graduate from Woodland Hills High School and who will continue their education in a vocational, technical, or (non-four-year) educational program that has a diploma, certificate, or Associate’s Degree upon completion (e.g. nursing, computer, technical, business, culinary, trade schools, community or junior colleges). Awards will be based on a scholarship application.  Thoughtful and sincere answers to the questions posed in the application will be the basis for selection for these awards.  All questions must be answered completely.

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AWARDS: One scholarship of $1,000

The Julia Anne McCool Memorial Scholarship for the Arts & Humanities

This scholarship is open to all seniors who will graduate in from Woodland Hills High School who will continue their education in music, art, performance, liberal arts or humanities. Preference will be given to those continuing their education in music or art. Award will be based on scholarship application, completion of an original essay, and an optional sample of creative work (a portfolio, video of a performance piece, etc.).

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AWARDS: One scholarship of $2,500.

​The Woodland Hills Foundation & Class of 1990, Debbie Spahr Thames Memorial Scholarship

Open to all seniors who will graduate from Woodland Hills High School and who will continue their education in an educational program for health care professions that has a diploma, certificate, Associate Degree, or Bachelor’s Degree upon completion. Awards will be based on a scholarship application. Thoughtful and sincere answers to the questions posed in the application will be the basis for selection for these awards. All questions must be answered completely. Scholarship applications will be available from any Technology Education teacher or the Guidance office.

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AWARDS:  One scholarship of $1,000.
 

Patti Fedishen Zollner Scholarship Fund

Open to all seniors who will graduate from Woodland Hills High School.  The award must be used for tuition or books for continuing his/her education at a community college, trade or technical school, two or four year college.

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AWARDS:  One scholarship of $1,000.