This is the 55th  year the program is offering scholarships to graduating high school students in the Louisville-Lafayette communities, to assist them in funding their efforts in pursuing higher education.  Help us make this the best year ever in continuing the tradition of supporting our students!

It all began in 1962 when the Lafayette High School PTA collected funds from organizations and individuals to provide seniors with a start toward their college education.  In 1965, Louisville businesses adopted these efforts and began to help Louisville High School seniors also.  The Lafayette and Louisville programs merged in 1972 when Centaurus High School was built.  In 2001, the fund expanded to include Monarch High School.  The Apple for Lawrence Enrietto Scholarship was established by the Louisville Chamber of Commerce in memory of long time Louisville resident and philanthropist Lawrence Enrietto.  It is available to one Louisville resident only.

Staffed entirely by a group of dedicated volunteers, since 1983 the program has awarded over 667 scholarships totaling more than $662,000.

Objectives of the scholarship fund are:

• Recognize highly motivated high school seniors in their efforts to advance their education.
• Inform the community about the goals and progress of the scholarship program and the students who benefit from it.
• Elicit financial support from individuals, organizations and businesses so that the scholarship program can continue the tradition of supporting local graduates with college scholarships.

"No one was ever honored for what they received.  Honor has been the reward for what they gave."  Calvin Coolidge

CHS/MHS Community Scholarship

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