Scholarship Bulletin
Lincoln Scholarship Information
The following are a few scholarships that may be of interest to Lincoln seniors from local scholarships to national scholarships. This webpage is updated periodically. For more scholarship resources students can visit the Counseling page on Schoology and look in the Scholarships folder.
Sloane Stephens Doc & Glo Scholarship
- Amount: $2,500 (6 winners, $2,500 each)
- Application deadline: Sep 7, 2026
- Eligibility: Any high school senior with a minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher, intending to either study healthcare or attend an Historically Black College and University (HBCU)
Sloane Stephens Doc & Glo Scholarship
Lincoln Lynx Alumni Association Scholarship
The Lincoln Lynx Alumni Association awards scholarships each year to qualifying Lynx students and/or lineal descendants of LHS graduates. Applications are now open for this year’s Class of 2026.
- Amount of Awards: $2,000 (to 5 LHS graduates & 5 lineal descendants of LHS graduates).
- One David L. Morgan (need-based) award: $15,000 (LHS graduate only).
- Must submit SAT/ACT score with application!
- Application Deadline: TBD
Go to the Lincoln Lynx Alumni Association scholarship page to learn more about this scholarship and get ready to apply.
Ballard Elks Scholarship
Each year the Ballard Elks Lodge awards three local girls and three local boys $1,000.00 each to be used towards college tuition. Students should select “Ballard Elks” during the application process. Applicants do not need to be related to a member of the Elks. Applicants may also advance and be considered for additional state and National Elks scholarships.
This scholarship is available to high school seniors and the deadline is November 12th, 2026. You can find more information, and students can apply online using the button below.
If you have any questions, please contact one of the Ballard Elks Scholarship Committee members via email (listed below) or contact the Ballard Elks office at 206-784-0827.
- Cindy Peterson – doncinpete@comcast.net
- Kelly Jones – kmkjones@comcast.net
Ballard Elks Scholarship Committee
Black Women in STEM Scholarship
BestColleges is excited to announce that we are now accepting applications for our inaugural scholarship opportunity for Black Women in STEM.
This scholarship is part of BestColleges’ ongoing commitment to providing information and resources for all learners, regardless of identity.
Eligibility Requirements
In order to participate in the scholarship, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Must be a Black woman who is pursuing a science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) degree at a four-year college or university
- Provide one letter of recommendation
- Write a 500-word essay that describes their interests and motivations for pursuing a career in STEM
Submit Black Women in STEM Scholarship essays
UW NASA Space Grant
Space Grant offers $5000 scholarships to incoming first-year students planning to study science, technology, engineering, or mathematics at the University of Washington.
Space Grant aims to create a stronger STEM workforce by removing barriers and creating accessible pathways for students with skills such as multilingualism, multicultural perspectives, and unique work and life experiences.
Key Details:
- Must be a U.S. Citizen and Washington State resident
- Winter Deadline: TBD
The Bold Foundation
The Bold Foundation has 5 new Washington State scholarships available for Lincoln High School students totaling $20K in award funds. Bold Foundation has many scholarship opportunities that you can check out here.
Following are the new scholarships available:
Joanne Pransky Celebration of Women in Robotics
- Amount: $1,000 (10 winners)
- Eligibility: Any female-identifying high school or two or four-year undergraduate student who is interested in working in robotics may apply for this scholarship.
- Application Deadline: August 30, 2026
- Winners Announced: October 1, 2026
Scholarships for SPS Students
Scholarships are a type of grant (monetary gift you do not have to pay back) for students to use in paying for after high school training and college programs. Scholarships are available for students as early as elementary school and continue through graduate school.
Federal and State programs provide over 46 billion dollars in student aid. Private companies, community organizations, civic groups, foundations, and religious organizations provide an additional 3 billion dollars in scholarships.
Finding Scholarships
A scholarship database can be found in SchooLinks (all SPS 6th-12th grade students have 24/7 access to SchooLinks) as well as some of the following resources. You should never pay for access to scholarships you find online.
- Search Engines for Scholarships
- The WashBoard
- Scholarships for students with disabilities
- Seattle Foundation Scholarships
Share a Scholarship
Are you aware of and/or sponsoring scholarships that are not in our SchooLinks list? Fill out the form below to add your scholarship to SchooLinks for all SPS students to access.