Scholarships
Beavercreek High School (BHS) Scholarships
2025 Beavercreek High School Winners Featured Above! Share with us congratulating these young scholars.
For over two decades, the BWL has been awarding scholarships to exceptional graduating seniors who demonstrate academic excellence, active involvement in school and community activities, financial need, and potential for success in college. The organization firmly believes in recognizing and supporting individuals who possess the drive and determination to make a positive impact on our community. The funds raised from the Scholarship luncheons will directly support Beavercreek High School students.
A committee of teachers, counselors, and community representatives interviewed over 150 students for local scholarships. Each had submitted an application. An award program at the high school May 5 honored the many winners,
Our Women's League awarded four scholarships of $2000 each.
Ella Marie Schrader will attend the University of Pittsburg in partnership with Carnegie Mellon to study neuroscience and 5hen pore-med with the goal of a neurosurgeon. Her unweighted GPA is 3.9. In school she had been very active in band all four years playing trumpet and drum major. She was speech and debate team vice president and captain of interpretation. She also participated in HOSA (health club) and Lilies of Literature (book club). Ella Marie volunteered on Beavercreek Youth Council and served as secretary and volunteered at the Senior Center. She had various volunteer activities as a member of the National Honor Society. Ella works at Mini University and will continue this in the summer.
Katie Kucharski is going to the University of Cincinnati for a degree in games and animation. She wants to be a concept artist for game design. She has completed nine hours of College Credit Plus (CCP) and has an unweighted 3.8 GPA. Color/Winter Guard has been a major part of Katie's school days for three years, and she was on varsity and a section leader for two seasons. Katie works at the Beavercreek bowling alley for 15 hours per week for the after school bowling program for two years.
Madelyn McIntire is going to Bowling Green State University to study accounting. She plans to join ROTC and hopes to get a scholarship to help with finances. Madelyn has 25 College Credit Plus (CCP) hours and unweighted GPA of 3.9. She has been on the cross country and track teams, and this year was a team captain for cross country, Madelyn's volunteering was limited as she has three jobs working 38-40 hours per week. Her mother is a single parent with four children, and Madelyn has helped financially.
Natalie Rickabaugh is enrolled at Western Carolina University (NC) and plans to double major in forensic anthropology and forensic biology. Her goal is to get her masters in biology and then do field work at crime scenes. Natalie has earned 34 College Credit Plus (CCP) hours and as a 4.0 unweighted GPA. She has played tennis all four years and is a co-captain of the tennis team this year. Her school clubs include Creek Crew, pickleball, and DECA. Natalie has 2 older sisters in college and is currently working 20-30 hours per week at Maurice's at Fairfield Commons Mall.
Women In Transition (WiT) Scholarships for Non TRADITIONAL Students!
2025 Greene County "Women in Transition" Scholarship Winners have received awards though Wright State University and Clark State University.
The Beavercreek Women's League is awarding college scholarships valued at two thousand dollars each to four non-traditional female students. Twenty-two years ago the organization started a scholarship program to benefit Greene County women who are returning to school and have a financial need to complete their education. By investing in their education, we can empower these deserving individuals to become future leaders, creating a brighter future for our community as a whole.
BWL 2025 "Women in Transition' Scholarship Recipients":
The Beavercreek Women's League is proud to announce that Wright State students Naomi Mason and Chloei Fitzpatrick have been selected as the recipients of the 2025 “Women in Transition” scholarships. .
Clark State students Krislyn Andrews (Yellow Springs) and Amanda Pierce (Beavercreek) also received scholarships from Beavercreek Women's League.
These prestigious scholarships recognize women who exemplify resilience and dedication to personal and professional growth through higher education. Congratulations!