• Family and Individual Sponsored Scholarships

    Allen Family AGGIE Scholarship– $1,000
    This scholarship is given by Alisa and Dean Allen to a well-rounded student who has shown commitment to doing their best in school and has been an active school or community volunteer. The applicant will attend Texas A&M University (College Station) and pursue a degree in one of the following: College of Engineering, College of Architecture, or College of Education & Human Development. Preference will be given to a student who has overcome learning differences or family hardship, is an Eagle Scout or has held a job during the school year, or demonstrates great potential for future success.

    Booth Family Scholarship– $1,500
    Established by John and Valerie Booth, in honor of their sons Kenneth (Kindergartner) and Mitchell (1-year-old). Awarded to a student who will attend Texas A&M University, demonstrates a strong work ethic, and has overcome a personal challenge. Preference is given to a child of a past/present police officer or a first-generation college student.      

    Bromiley Family Scholarship for Women in Computer Science– $1,000 
    Established by the Bromiley family, in honor of their  daughters, and created to encourage female leaders to pursue computer science studies. The scholarship will go to a young woman pursuing a degree in computer science at an accredited school or higher learning institution. Preference is given to a student with leadership experience in the areas of STEM, Computer Science or Cybersecurity. 

    Don and Robin Screen Scholarship– $1,000
    An endowed scholarship established by former Ford Middle School librarian Robin Screen and her husband Don to support students who have overcome a medical, personal or family challenge or have a learning difference or have a financial need. Preference is given to a student with volunteer experience and a passion to continue their education.

    Dr. Jenny Preston Future Teacher Scholarship– $750
    Established by Dr. Jenny Preston, former AISD superintendent, and awarded to a student who plans to pursue a career in education.

    Edward Lopez, Jr. Family Scholarship– $2,500 (multiple awarded) 
    Established by the Edward Lopez, Jr. family, these scholarships will be awarded to students who plan to pursue a career in education or law. Well rounded students will be considered, including demonstration of leadership, class rank, GPA and test scores and volunteer service in the community. Students must attend a Texas university for their education.  

    Feng Family Scholarship– $500 each (multiple awarded)
    Established by the Feng family in honor of the educators in Allen ISD, this scholarship is awarded to a student with volunteer experience who demonstrated leadership qualities in high school and plans to attend a public university in the United States.

    Fund 6203 Scholarship – $500
    Established by Michael Wilson, AHS Class of 2010 graduate, and named in honor of the number Michael wears as a City of Allen firefighter. Awarded to a student with a strong work ethic and a solid plan for their future. Preference is given to a student who is the child of a civil servant (firefighter, police officer, or teacher) or past or present service member.

    Hartsell Family Scholarship – $500
    Established for the AHS Class of 2022, this scholarship is given by Todd, Shelly and Abbey Hartsell to a student who has demonstrated leadership abilities and a commitment to volunteer service while at Allen High School. It will be awarded to a student who plans to study business or media arts; preference will be given to those who were active in Girl Scouts or Boy Scouts and will be attending the University of North Texas. 

    Matthew Bruno Scholarship – $1,500
    Awarded by Matthew Bruno to a student who has demonstrated an outstanding work ethic and a dedication to their academics, is in the top 25% of the graduating class, and has given their time in volunteer service at school or in the community.

    McKee Family Scholarship – $5,000
    Awarded by the Kit and Patti McKee family to a student who has demonstrated a commitment to academics, financial need, leadership skills, and volunteer service.

    Mehta Family Scholarship – $1,000 each (multiple awarded)
    Awarded by the Kishor Mehta Family, these scholarships recognize the hard work of students who value the opportunities they have been given in Allen ISD and are dedicated to continuing their education and achieving their goals.

    Merrick Family Scholarship – $1,000
    Established by Charles and Laurie Merrick. Awarded to a student who attended Ereckson Middle School and who plans to pursue a career in a service-based field (teacher, fireman, police officer, etc.) or a field of science. 

    Morrow-Smith Scholarship – $1,000 each (multiple awarded)
    Established by Doyle Morrow and his daughter, Diana Morrow Smith. Presented to a well-rounded student involved in extracurricular activities and volunteer service.

    Pogue Family Scholarship – $1,000 each (multiple awarded)
    An endowed scholarship established by the Paul and Judy Pogue family. Awarded to students who demonstrate the ability to work hard and achieve their goals.

    Simkins Family Scholarship – $1,000 each (multiple awarded) 
    Established by the Simkins family to honor a student who will focus on elementary education as a career, has succeeded in school through determination and hard work, and has shown leadership qualities and compassion for others.