Redlands East Valley High School Scholarships

This $1,000 scholarship may be awarded to a graduating student who plans to become a teacher. The recipient must have a minimum 3.0 GPA, extensive community service and a passion for helping others. This scholarship is given in memory of Melinda Stevens, elementary teacher in Redlands. Provide an essay explaining why you would be a worthy recipient of this scholarship.

This $500 scholarship may be awarded to a graduating senior girl with a minimum 3.0 GPA who, in an essay, expresses educational and career goals which demonstrate an appreciation of and a willingness to pursue the AAUW mission of advancing equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research. An essay is required for this scholarship using this prompt: Write an essay expressing your educational and career goals which demonstrate a willingness and appreciation to pursue the mission of AAUW which includes advancing equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research.

This $1,000 scholarship may be awarded to a graduating senior who is in the top ten percent (10%) of his or her class and will be attending a four-year California college or university on a full-time basis.

This $500 scholarship may be awarded to a graduating senior for citizenship, academic accomplishment, contribution to school and community, and future career plans. The student should be college-bound who plans to attend on a full-time basis.

Several $500 or greater scholarships may be awarded to students who show academic excellence as well as a financial need. The students must also be college-bound graduating seniors who will be attending school on a full-time basis.

This $2,500 scholarship may be awarded to a graduating senior who is seeking a career in the field of medicine. The student must be outstanding both academically and in leadership skills, ensuring success in his or her planned career.

This $2,000 scholarship may be awarded to a three-year participant of the Redlands East Valley High School sports program and has been a starter for at least one year and has exhibited good citizenship, volunteerism and dedication. The student must have maintained an eligible GPA.

This $2,000 scholarship may be awarded to one varsity football offensive lineman with a minimum 2.0 GPA that has been a starter for at least one year and has exhibited good citizenship, volunteerism and dedication who exhibits the same qualities exhibited by Greg Horton, especially his big heart.

This $1000 scholarship shall be awarded to a graduating senior who has demonstrated an interest in agriculture and/or our community's unique citrus history. Preference will be given to students intending to further their studies in agriculture or environmental sciences, and/or to those who identify as the child of a farmworker/farm family. Please submit a short statement (~150 words) that relates to how you fulfill the scholarship description. This gift is made warmly from the farmers of Redlands, and is designed to remind the selected recipient(s) of the smell of Redlands' orange blossoms in spring.

The $500 Bob Weber Pride Scholarship recognizes the accomplishments of graduating seniors within the 2SLGBTQIA+ community who have actively contributed to their school's Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) club or an equivalent school group for at least one year. While GPA and financial need are considered, primary importance is placed on your involvement in and dedication to the GSA club. Please submit a 300+ word response addressing the following three questions: How has your identity as a member of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community shaped your educational journey? How has participating in the GSA club (or its equivalent) benefitted you? How do you envision using your education and experiences to contribute to the advancement of inclusivity and understanding for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community in the future? Your essay will play a key role in the selection process and is an opportunity to share your authentic experiences and aspirations. We encourage you to be creative and thoughtful in your responses.

Two $1,000 scholarships may be awarded to graduating seniors with a minimum 2.0 GPA who plan to attend an accredited college, university, or vocational program. Continued involvement in scouting and community service will be considered. Preference will be given to individuals who have attained the rank of Eagle Scout.

Two $5,000 scholarships will be given to one (1) female and one (1) male student-athlete who plan to attend a Junior College or 4-year University. Students must have a minimum GPA of 3.0, have been a member of at least one varsity sport for at least two years, and be involved in other extra curricular activities in school. They must also have a demonstrated commitment to community  service.

This $2,000 scholarship may be awarded to a student who has captained a varsity team, has a 3.75 GPA or higher and has a love of history as demonstrated by passing an AP history exam. Brian Glassco was a 1999 graduate of Redlands High School. The criteria of this scholarship exemplifies his love of sports, history and academic achievement.

This $300 scholarship may be awarded to a graduating senior who attended and was involved in school activities at Clement Middle School. Please write a 500 word essay describing your involvement and activities at Clement and how they helped you in high school.

This $500 scholarship may be awarded to a graduating senior planning to continue his/ her education at a junior college, university, or a vocational school. Preference shall be given to a student that attends a catholic church or a catholic youth ministry. High academics not a must. Write a short essay highlighting the years you've attended a local Catholic Church or Youth Group and your involvement in the church.

This $1,000 Scholarship will be presented to a student who expresses an interest in a career in education, either as a teacher or counselor.

This $2,000 scholarship may be awarded to a graduating senior who will continue to further his or her education in a career of his or her choice.

Two $250 scholarships may be awarded to graduating seniors who have a financial need and have demonstrated outstanding community service through their high school years. The student must have attended Crafton Elementary School.

Two $500 scholarships may be awarded to graduating seniors who attended Cram Elementary School for at least two years and have a 3.0 GPA or better who plans on attending a Junior College or four-year college.

This scholarship of $500 (or greater) may be awarded to a graduating senior who will enroll full-time at a four-year college or university pursuing a business or teaching career. The recipient must have a minimum 3.0 GPA and attended a RUSD High School for three consecutive years.

This $1000 scholarship will be awarded to a graduating senior who shows high academic achievement, outstanding citizenship, and performs service to their school and community. Applicants must have a minimum 3.0 Weighted Total GPA who plans to attend a community college or university. They must take at least 2 years in a performance arts class (marching band, instrumental, band, orchestra, choir, color guard, theatre). One semester of performing arts class must be during the senior year. Edna was a member of the Redlands Terrier Marching Band and Wind Ensemble during her 3 years at RHS. She played Clarinet and Alto Sax. She was a member of the Daisy Chain as a junior in 1990. She graduated from RHS in 1991. Edna attended UC Irvine. She graduated in 1996 with a double major in Biological Sciences and Social Ecology. One of Edna's passions is AIDS Lifecycle, which is a 545-mile bike ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles. This occurs in the 1st week of June. The ride raises money for medical care and social services to those living with HIV. Edna participated in this ride 13 times. However, during the ride in 2014, Edna suffered cardiac arrest and unfortunately, she passed away on June 8, 2014. We will all remember Edna's beautiful smile and enthusiasm she shared with all of us.

This $1500 scholarship may be awarded to a graduating senior with a 3.0 or greater GPA who intends to pursue a career in Engineering. Special consideration will be given to applicants involved in non-school service groups such as church or community service.

One $500 scholarship may be awarded to students of Mexican-American descent. The recipient must have a 3.0 or higher GPA, demonstrate good citizenship, and participate in school or community activities.

This $600 scholarship may be awarded to a student who attended Franklin Elementary School and has extensive volunteer service in both school and community. Academic standing and financial need will be taken into consideration.

This $1,500 scholarship may be awarded in memory of Harry Muñoz, a Redlands High School graduate of the Class of 1940. Mr. Muñoz lettered in four major sports and was a lifetime resident of Redlands and an active member of the community. This scholarship may be given to a deserving graduate who has demonstrated academic achievement, outstanding citizenship, and a desire to continue his/her education.

This $500 celebrates students who have faced challenges and risen above them with determination, hope, and strength. This $500 scholarship supports a graduating senior who has demonstrated resilience through personal, academic, or social obstacles and remains committed to pursuing higher education. Students who have received Special Education-related services or individualized support are strongly encouraged to apply, as this scholarship honors students who have worked hard to overcome barriers and move forward. Recipients may attend any accredited college, university, or vocational program of their choice, whether nearby at Crafton Hills College, San Bernardino Valley College, or Cal State San Bernardino, or beyond, as they expand their horizons and soar toward greater opportunities. Applicants should have a GPA of 2.5 or higher, but students with lower GPAs are also encouraged to apply if they can show persistence, growth, and effort toward their goals. A personal statement of at least 300 words (up to 500 words preferred) should tell your story of resilience, how you faced challenges, what you learned, and how you continue to move forward. The committee values honesty, effort, and heart above perfection. This scholarship honors the courage to keep going, the belief in one’s own potential, and the power of turning struggle into strength.

This $500 scholarship shall be awarded to a student in the Redlands Unified School District who actively participated in a digital newspaper program and is planning a career in Journalism. Mr. Folmer passionately served Southern California weekly and daily newspapers in newsroom positions ranging from reporter and copy editor to editor in chief for 50 years. Please submit a 300 word essay describing your passion to pursue a branch of the newspaper/journalism business.

Two $2,500 scholarships may be awarded to graduating seniors who have shown effort and dedication to succeed in community involvement, work or volunteer experiences, athletics, extracurricular activities, and/or academics. The recipient should be a positive influence on friends and the community. The scholarships shall reward effort, dedication, and positive attitude, rather than a specific GPA. This scholarship honors Jan A. Winn, a long-time teacher in the Redlands Unified School District, who always believed in her students. She taught with a passion and was a positive influence on her students and peers.

Multiple scholarships for $500 may be awarded to deserving students with a 2.5 GPA or higher who have applied to a university, community college, or trade school. The graduate must have been promoted from Judson and Brown. The student must submit a 500-word essay describing an example of a leadership experience in which they have positively influenced others or contributed to the community over time.

This $1,000 scholarship may be awarded to a student who has a 2.5 GPA or above. He or she must have an interest in creative writing as well as a love for horses and English riding. The student should also have an interest in cross-country, track and music. A short essay must be attached on the topic: Someone who has changed my life.

This $500 scholarships may be awarded to a graduating senior who attended Kimberly Elementary School for a minimum of three years, is an average or above-average achiever, demonstrates good citizenship. Preferably a student whose family was involved in the Kimberly PTA.

This $300 scholarship may be awarded to a student who attended Kingsbury Elementary School for at least three years, has a minimum of a B average, and has demonstrated good citizenship and leadership. Involvement in extracurricular and community activities must be demonstrated. Financial need will be considered.

$4,000 award disbursed over a two-year period. Applicants must have a 3.5 + G.P.A. coupled with a high level of community service, extracurricular activity involvement with demonstrated leadership ability and outstanding citizenship. Applicants must also submit a maximum 300 word essay stating their academic and/or career goals as well as why they deserve to be considered for this scholarship award. Financial need is a consideration when selecting awardees. Four students and two alternates are selected from CVHS, REVHS, and RHS through an interview process. One student and one alternate will be selected from Grove HS through an interview process.

$4,000 award disbursed over a two-year period. Applicants must have a 2.5 + G.P.A. coupled with a demonstrated interest and aptitude in a technical area (e.g. mechanical, health or fire technician, engineering, computer science). Coursework in a ROP/ CTE pathway, relative training or experiences, involvement in community service, and extra curricular activities are desired. Applicants must also submit a maximum 300 word essay stating their academic and/or career goals as well as why they deserve to be considered for this scholarship award. Financial need is a consideration when selecting awardees. Two students and one alternate will be selected from CVHS, REVHS, and RHS through an interview process. One student and one alternate will be selected from OHS through an interview process.

Several $1500 scholarships may be awarded to graduating seniors who attended Lugonia Elementary School. The students must have extensive community service and/or be involved in school activities, demonstrate good citizenship, and have a GPA of 2.5 or higher. The scholarship may be used at any college, university, or vocational school.

These $500 scholarships may be awarded to graduating seniors who attended Mariposa Elementary School for at least three years. The recipient must be pursuing education at a two or four-year university and show academic excellence with a minimum 3.0 GPA as well as community service. Preference will be given to those who meet the criteria and demonstrate financial need.

Matt Fashempour is a current Redlands East Valley (REV) mathematics teacher and former long-term Associated Student Body (ASB) advisor. During Matt’s tenure as the ASB advisor he displayed an unwavering commitment to the identification and development of student leaders that were also good people. Understanding the importance of developmental support for these young adults, Matt committed himself to their development and success working tirelessly in partnership with his fellow student advisors each year. This $1,000 scholarship will recognize a post high school bound learner and current senior ASB member/participant in good standing that demonstrates the leadership qualities that Matt embodied and expected from his ASB students each year. Please describe in 100 words or less your current/past leadership experience including a list of organizations you have participated in and the roles you have held.

This $1,000 scholarship may be awarded to a student with a 2.5 GPA or higher and is planning on attending a trade school or 2-year college with an interest in a career as a mechanic, welder, plumber, electrician, fireman or nurse.

This $400 scholarship may be awarded to a graduating senior who attended McKinley Elementary School for at least three years and plans to attend a college, university, or vocational school. Requirements include good citizenship and a desire to continue education after high school. Priority will be given to students whose relatives or guardians were PTA volunteers. Please write a short statement about how your family was involved while you attended McKinley. Please provide volunteer's names.

This $500 scholarship is awarded by the Mentone Elementary PTA to a graduating senior who attended Mentone Elementary School for at least three years and has demonstrated excellence in citizenship and community service.

This $1,000 scholarship may be awarded to a black graduating senior who demonstrates financial need. This student must be planning on earning a college degree or certificate program. Write a 300 word essay explaining what lessons or past experiences will help you bring positive changes for the future?

Three $750 scholarships may be awarded to graduating seniors who attended Moore Middle School for three years and plans to attend college or a trade school.

This $1,000 scholarship may be awarded to a graduating male senior who has lettered in either junior varsity or varsity soccer at some point in their high school career. Preference will be given to students who share Nicholas Carter’s passion for soccer, culinary arts, and military service. Applicants should present a 500+ word essay demonstrating the impact that ALL THREE of these interests have had in their life. To be considered for the scholarship, applicants MUST include ALL THREE topics in their essay. The essay is intended to shed light upon the student’s passion rather than provide a proficiency in writing. Students may feel free to include humor, recount personal events, or find other creative ways to let their personality be the focus of the essay.

These $500 scholarships may be awarded by the Northside Booster Club to encourage athletes to maintain a good academic average. The scholarships may be awarded to a graduating male or female who have maintained at least a 2.5 GPA and participated in at least one sport.

This $500 memorial scholarship has been established in honor of Paige Caldwell-Burkholder. The receiving candidates would: Maintain at least a 3.0 GPA; has been a member of the band or orchestra; and/or a member of any women’s sport team. The awardee should also possess the qualities of our daughter, including kindness, joyfulness, thoughtfulness, fortitude, good character, an easy nature, dependability, and leadership. And finally, the honored senior would want to pursue a career in teaching. Please write a short essay (250-500 words) describing how you embody Paige’s attributes.

These $750 scholarships may be awarded to graduating seniors who will be majoring in architecture or architectural engineering at an accredited college or university. It is awarded in memory of Steven J. Lehnhof, an architecture and drafting teacher at Redlands High School for many years.

This $1,500 or greater scholarship may be awarded to a graduating senior who will enroll as a full-time student in a four-year college or university pursuing a business or teaching career. The student must have a 3.0 or higher GPA and have attended a Redlands Unified School District school for three consecutive years.

Several $500 scholarships may be awarded to graduating seniors who will attend a four-year college or university on a full-time basis. They must have maintained at least a 3.0 GPA, shown good citizenship and participated in school and community activities.

This $1,000 memorial scholarship is given to a REV student who is an animal lover and is planning on majoring in animal science/veterinary studies. Please write a short (250-500) word essay that answer the following two questions; Why are you choosing a career in animal science or veterinary medicine? What makes you the best candidate to be awarded this scholarship?

This $500 scholarship may be awarded to a student with at least a 3.0 GPA. Financial need is a consideration. The scholarship will be awarded to a student who will attend a community or a four-year college on a full-time basis.

These $500.00 scholarships may be awarded to one graduating senior for each high school (CVHS, REV, RHS, OHS) in honor of previous RUSD Superintendent, Mauricio Arellano who was a champion for equity. This scholarship supports underrepresented students who have overcome a significant challenge related to inequity. It aims to empower students who have faced and worked through an inequitable situation through finding their voice and advocating for their success. Students who apply must have good citizenship, and they must submit a 500-word essay sharing a specific time where they faced an inequitable situation and how they worked through that situation through self advocacy. These scholarships are open to students pursuing any form of higher education or career technical education, regardless of field or discipline. Whether enrolled in a traditional academic program or specialized vocational training, all eligible students are encouraged to apply. A screening committee composed of RAPA members will meet to determine the most deserving applicants based on an objective scoring system.

These $500 scholarships may be awarded to the sons and daughters of members of RAPA. A screening committee composed of RAPA members will meet to determine the most deserving applicant, based on an objective scoring system.

These $500 scholarships may be awarded to a graduating senior who has participated in the Redlands Baseball/Softball for Youth program for a minimum of three years, including scorekeepers or umpires. The student must have exemplified good sportsmanship and academic achievement. Please include a 200 word essay entitled "How Redlands Baseball/Softball for Youth Has Impacted My Life." Indicate how many years and in what capacity you participated, i.e.: Player, Umpire, Scorekeeper.

This $300 scholarship may be awarded to graduating seniors who have a minimum 3.0 GPA and are active in non-school service groups such as church, scouts, or community service clubs.

Several $500 scholarships may be awarded to graduating seniors applying to a two or four year institution or vocational school. PTSA membership, a minimum 2.5 GPA, school/community involvement, and being a graduate in good standing are considerations.

This $1,000 or greater scholarship may be awarded to the most deserving student within the Redlands Unified School District. The student must have a 2.5 or higher GPA, be the son or daughter of a current RESPA member, and wish to attend an institution of higher learning. The student must present a 250 word essay using the following prompt: What Education Means to Me.

This $750 scholarship is offered to a graduating senior who has contributed to their school’s theater program in either a leadership, performance, directing, writing, design and/or technical capacity and who plans to pursue theater interests in the future. In up to 500 worlds, please describe how participating in theatre has influenced your understanding of the world and helped shape your plans for the future. Please draw on the following questions as you draft your essay, how many years have you participated in theatre? Did you have any leadership roles or responsibilities?What is your major focus of interest in theatre? (Acting/Tech/Design/Management, etc…) Why does this work interest you? Describe a specific role you held in a theatre production (as a performer or member of the technical crew) which affected you positively. How were you or others impacted by the experience? How will theatre be a part of your life in the future?

This $1,500 scholarship may be awarded by the Professional Women of Redlands, a committee of the Assistance League of Redlands, to a graduating young woman who possesses a minimum 2.5 GPA, has participated in at least one school activity, and has demonstrated some type of community service. Financial need is also a consideration. The recipient must be planning to attend a two-year degree or certification program or four-year college. Preference will be given to a student who will be the first in her family to obtain a college degree or professional certification program. A short essay is required using this prompt: Describe an adversity you have faced and overcome and how this has helped motivate you to continue your education. Also, include a description of your participation in school activities and community service, evidence of financial need and why you want to continue your education.

Six $500 scholarships will be awarded to swimmers with Redlands Swim Team who have a minimum 3.0 GPA. Must be a current swimmer or have swum with Redlands Swim Team for 3 of the last 4 years. Please write a 300-word essay using the following prompt: How has your time with RST impacted the person you are today, and what lessons and skills have you learned that will help you achieve your educational goals?

Several $1,000 scholarships may be awarded to graduates of Redlands Unified. Candidates for the scholarships should be in good standing in regards to grades and citizenship. A candidate with an RTA connection will be given priority preference. Candidates pursuing a profession in the teaching field will be given secondary preference. In order to receive awarded monies, the candidate must have already been admitted to a trade school, community college, 4-year college or university.

$500 scholarships may be awarded to graduating student athletes of the REV Varsity Basketball team, who have played on varsity for at least two years, must have a minimum 3.0 GPA, and plans to attend a 4 year college, community college, or accredited trade school. This scholarship will be awarded to student athletes that show a positive attitude, respect for others, commitment to the team, dedication to the sport, and strong impact to the community. Please write a 500 word essay using the following prompt: How has REV basketball impacted the person you are, and what lessons and skills have you learned that will help you achieve your educational goals?

One $5,000 scholarship may be awarded to a student with a minimum GPA of 2.5 and a maximum of 3.5 with the intention to pursue a degree or a career in a STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, math) discipline at either a trade school, community college, or 4-year college/university. Financial need is a requirement. The recipient must have a minimum of 100 hours of community service, volunteering, or work experience throughout high school. Write an essay in 500 words or less describing how your past has prepared you for your vision of the future.

This $1,500 scholarship is awarded in memory of Rick Munoz. The recipient must have lettered in at least one sport in his or her senior year, as well as demonstrated high academic achievement, outstanding citizenship, and a desire to continue his or her education.

These $500 scholarships may be awarded to graduating seniors. The scholarship was created from the long history of promoting love and respect among all of the people of faith in our community. The student must provide a 500 word essay using the following prompt: "How I Can Be an Agent of Peace."

This $1,000 scholarship may be awarded to a graduating senior attending a two or four year college, university or trade school. Sally Lucero was a light in the local community of Redlands. She cared deeply for all people, and had a special talent for caring for those that needed extra support. She found joy working with children of all ages and mentoring them to be the best version of themselves. Sally was not only a student in the Redlands Unified School District in her childhood, but she was also proud to be working within the district to positively impact the lives of students and staff she made connections with. Sally’s three most important values were empathy for those around her, generosity to give back to the community she grew up in, and determination and drive to work towards your passions and goals in life. In an essay of 500 – 1,000 words, please write about how you embody each of Sally’s most important values (empathy for others, generosity for your community, determination and drive towards your passions) in your own life. Please share your goals for the future, and how this scholarship could support you to reach those goals.

REV's English Department is giving this $500 scholarship to honor our beloved colleague whom we lost last April. We give this award to remember the kindness, passion, and dedication that Mr. Molloy brought to teaching and shared with REV's student body, many of whom were not even his students. Like Mr. Molloy, our student recipient has an intense love for reading and writing and demonstrates exceptional abilities in those areas.

This $500 scholarship may be awarded to an outstanding female senior who has participated in community service and will be attending an accredited 4-year college or university, community college, or trade school on a full-time or part-time basis.

Three $750 scholarships may be awarded to outstanding graduating seniors who intend to pursue a degree in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering or Environmental Science at a four-year college or university. Students must have a minimum 3.0 GPA, demonstrate an interest in a career in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering or Environmental Science and be involved in community service and/or extracurricular activities. Please write a short essay describing your interests and life experiences.

This $300 scholarship may be awarded to a student with a minimum GPA of 3.0 with plans to attend a 2 year or 4 year college and plans to major in business or accounting.

This $500 scholarship may be awarded to a graduating senior from any Redlands Unified high school who has a 2.5 GPA or higher. This student must have attended Victoria Elementary School for at least three years and has continued to follow the Victoria Peace Builders Pledge.

This $24,000 scholarship (funded over four years) may be awarded to a graduating senior who demonstrates excellent academic achievement and has represented their high school through successful participation in extracurricular competitive programs or teams successfully competing at the district, county or state level including interscholastic academic teams, athletic teams or visual/performing art teams. (Pandemic related impact of extra-curricular activities should be noted) Note: there are many types of high school teams and programs that qualify, but those that are the closest aligned to the intent of this scholarship include extracurricular programs and teams that: 1) Are sanctioned by an entity such as the District, County Superintendent of Schools, a specific governing body, overseen by CIF, or have an official adjudication board for high school programs, 2) Have majority of practices and competitions held outside of school, and 3) Have the opportunity for multiple competitive events against other high schools or districts each year. Examples of programs that are strongly aligned include, but are not limited to: high school CIF athletic sports teams, Mock Trial, Speech and Debate, Academic Decathlon, competitive marching band, Science Fair, competitive choir. The student must have attended high school in the Redlands Unified School District for all four years and have a GPA of 3.7 or above or is in the top 15% of their class. This scholarship will be paid in four payments of $6000.00 over four years upon proof of full-time enrollment in an accredited college. A letter of recommendation is required from a team advisor, coach or teacher for this scholarship. Letter of recommendation must address the following: What contribution(s) has this student made that betters their high school as a result of their participating on the team/program you advise. In 500 words or less, please write an essay that addresses the following: 1) The extra-curricular competitive high school teams and/or programs you have participated on; 2) What you have learned from representing your high school to other communities; 3) How you anticipate these lessons will lead to your success in college.

These $500 scholarships may be awarded to outstanding students who intend to pursue higher education at a two-year or four-year college. These scholarships are selected by the counselors at each high school.

One $1000 scholarship may be awarded to graduating seniors who have demonstrated high academic achievement, outstanding citizenship, and service to school and community. The recipients will be selected through an interview process conducted by the Redlands Rotary Club scholarship committee.

This $3000 scholarship may be awarded to a male or female student who has attended a school within the Redlands Unified School district from 1st-12th grade. Candidates must have a minimum GPA of 2.9 and plan on attending a two or four year college. Applicants must have outstanding citizenship and service to school and community. The recipient will be selected through an interview process conducted by the Redlands Rotary Club scholarship committee.

This $5,000 scholarship may be awarded to a student who has shown outstanding citizenship and service to school and community and intends to pursue a career in architecture or engineering. The recipient must be a current or past member of the Boy Scouts of America for at least one year. The recipient will be selected through an interview process conducted by the Redlands Rotary Club scholarship committee.

This $2,500 scholarship may be awarded to a graduating senior who has shown the highest academic achievement, outstanding citizenship, and service to school and community. The recipient will be selected through an interview process conducted by the Redlands Rotary Club scholarship committee.

This $4,000 scholarship may be awarded to an active member of the Interact Club. High academic achievement and good citizenship are taken into consideration. The recipient will be selected through an interview process conducted by the Redlands Rotary Club scholarship committee.

This $4,000 scholarship may be awarded to a graduating senior who has shown the highest in academic achievements, outstanding citizenship, and service to school and community. The recipient will be selected through an interview process conducted by the Redlands Rotary Club scholarship committee.

This $5,000 scholarship may be awarded to a student who has demonstrated high academic achievement, outstanding citizenship and service to school and community and intends to pursue a career in Civil or Architectural Engineering, Interior Architecture or Construction Management. The recipient will be selected through an interview process conducted by the Redlands Rotary Club scholarship committee.

This $2000 scholarship may be awarded to a student with a minimum 3.75 GPA who exhibits outstanding academic achievement, citizenship and community service with plans on pursuing a degree in the medical arts, veterinary, or medical degree program.

This $2000 scholarship may be awarded to a student with at least a 3.75 GPA with outstanding academic achievement, citizenship and community service who plans to have a career in the dental arts (dentist or hygienist).

This $1000 scholarship may be given to a graduating senior who has a minimum 3.0 GPA and has demonstrated a strong commitment to vocal music department through leadership, character, and musical talent. Preference will be given to a student planning on pursuing a music major in college.

These $250 scholarships will be awarded to graduating seniors who have played soccer for at least 3 years at REV, including one year on varsity. Must have a minimum 3.0 GPA, good sportsmanship, and plans to attend college.

This $500 scholarship will be given to a graduating REV senior. Zoran has a passion for water polo and the development of players at all levels. His commitment to the sport and challenging students to become tenacious at executing their skill levels is evident by his large influence on players and accomplishments in the short decade he has been coaching. This scholarship is for a current senior water polo player that embodies the qualities and dedication to the sport that Zoran has demonstrated and expected of himself and the athletes he has trained.