Affording CEC

Presidential Academic Scholarships

Each year, the Presidential Advancement team offers scholarships to incoming freshmen based on academic achievement and the results of the eighth grade Scholarship/Entrance Exam. In addition, a 7th grade test prep workshop will be held to prepare the 7th grade students for the upcoming year in the summer.

Click here for more information on the Scholarship/Entrance Exam.

 

Skip Duffy Scholarship

Eligibility

• Must be an incoming freshman in the Class of 2024
• Student must be in good academic standing in current school
• Financial Need (Finalists will be required to submit a financial aid application through PSAS Requirements)
• Student must be registered to attend Conwell-Egan Catholic HS in September 2020 in the Class of 2024
• Student must attach a one-page letter, stating why he/she wants to attend CEC. Please include with that letter any school, community, and extra-curricular activities in which you are involved. Name at least one particular accomplishment you are proud of.
• Student must maintain a "B" average or better each semester while attending CEC to maintain eligibility.

Value
The award is $2,000 one-year scholarship that is applied directly to tuition.

Selection
Selection of the scholarship award will be determined by the Duffy family and any members of a committee chosen by them.

All applications must be submitted to Conwell-Egan Catholic High School by December 19, 2019.

Please click here for the Skip Duffy Scholarship Application.

 

Neumann Scholarship

This is an invite-only exam. These are four-year, full tuition scholarships awarded to entering ninth graders based on the results of an Archdiocesan-wide scholarship testing program. The program is sponsored by and funded through the generosity of the Connelly Foundation. Participation is handled through the parish elementary schools and awards are made on a vicariate basis.

Please check back soon for the date for the 2019 Neumann Scholarship exam.

 

Gifts from Gwyn Scholarship

Gifts from Gwyn offers two separate scholarships, one to a current CEC student, and one to a Holy Family Regional student headed to CEC for the Class of 2024.

Eligibility For Holy Family Students

• Open to all incoming freshmen in the Class of 2024 from Holy Family Regional
• Student must be in good academic and disciplinary standing
• Student must submit an Application for Admission to CEC
• Download the Holy Family Student - Gifts for Gwyn Application

Eligibility for CEC Students

• Open to all current CEC Students
• Must be in good academic and disciplinary standing
• Download the CEC Student - Gifts for Gwyn Application

Criteria for Scholarships at Holy Family and CEC

• Students may submit an art piece inspired by the theme "Friendship" or "Random Acts of Kindness"
• Pieces may be submitted in the form of a poem, drawing, video, or song
• Selections will be made by a scholarship committee.
• Deadline to apply: December 1, 2019

 

DLFF
DLFF CEC SCHOLARSHIP

The Danaher Lynch Family Foundation is pleased to offer DLFF CEC Scholarships for the Class of 2024.

DLFF is a strong supporter of Catholic education in the Lower Bucks County area. Through the values-based education that Conwell-Egan Catholic offers, we are confident that students will experience an educational program that supports their current interests and needs as well as provides opportunities to strengthen their future beyond high school.  DLFF is also proud of the extensive and vibrant community that we have built among our current DLFF Scholars.

Eligibility & Details

·      Open to all incoming freshman in the class of 2024

·      Requires completion of the DLFF online scholarship application at https://DLFF.org/scholarships. (No paper applications are available) 

Applicants may be considered for one of three types of DLFF Scholarships:

1.    DLFF Community Scholarship

2.    DLFF Performing Arts Scholarship

3.    DLFF Visual Arts Scholarship

All DLFF Awards are valued at $2,000 per year and renewable if the recipient is compliant with the DLFF Scholarship policy.

Criteria for Selection

·      Academic Ability

·      Evidence of accountability, initiative, leadership, responsibility and service qualities along with participation in current school community.  

·      Two Letters of Recommendation including one from a current Principal and Vice Principal. Instructions for requesting these letters are included in the online application.  

·      Applications must be on file with Conwell Egan Catholic High School for the Class of 2024

·      Applications must be on file with the FACTS Grant and Aid system. 

Selection

·      All applications must be submitted to DLFF by 12/6/19

·      Selection of the DLFF awards will be determined by the DLFF Scholarship committee as well as the CEC Fine Arts Department.

·      As many as 15-20 recipients may be selected for a DLFF CEC Scholarship award.

·      Recipients of DLFF CEC Scholarships will be notified in January 2020. 

Please go to https://DLFF.org/scholarships to apply! 

 DLFF Contact:
Susan DiLisio
Executive Director
Email: Sue@DLFF.org

 

The Szwak Family Scholarship

CEC is proud to announce an additional scholarship opportunity for the Class of 2024. The

Szwak Family Scholarship Foundation will offer four (4) incoming freshmen a four-year

$4,000 scholarship.

 

Please see the attached scholarship application and guidelines. The deadline to apply for the

scholarship is February 1, 2020.

 

Applications may be submitted to the Admissions Office at CEC or via email to krice@conwellegan.org.

 

Click here for the application

The Northeast Catholic Alumni Scholarship Fund

Twenty grants are awarded to 8th-grade students who plan to attend an Archdiocesan high school.

• 5 @ $20,000
• 5 @ $16,000
• 5 @ $12,000
• 5 @ $8,0000

These grants are payable in equal semi-annual installments over their four years of high school.

All grants are awarded on the basis of academic ability and financial need. The students must meet minimum academic criteria each semester as ascertained by the school submitting their academic transcripts to the fund at the end of January and end of the school year.

You may request an application before January 21, 2020 by visiting http://www.necathalumni.org/Charities/index.asp

Go to the News page, click the Scholarship Fund button, and then request form highlighted in red.

For additional information, call Treasurer Leonard F. Knobbs at 215-543-1051. The application is linked below! 

https://conwell-egan.org/documents/Norphan 2019 Grant App.pdf

 

Ellis Trust for Girls

The Charles E. Ellis Trust for Girls (The Ellis Trust) helps eligible young women in Philadelphia excel in high school and be prepared for post-secondary success.

For girls attending independent and private/parochial high schools, we award grants to help cover the cost of tuition.

Online applications for the Ellis Trust tuition assistance grants for girls attending independent high schools and parochial high schools are now available and must be submitted online by midnight Friday, March 15, 2020. Applicants must use the Ellis Trust online application to be considered for a tuition assistance grant. Before submitting an online application, please review the grant requirements in the Eligibility section below.

Eligibility

Grants from the Ellis Trust are awarded to girls entering grades nine through twelve who meet the following criteria:

• Live in Philadelphia.
• Live in a household where one or both parents are absent, or mentally or physically disabled.
• Meet the family income eligibility requirements for reduced-priced lunch under the National School Lunch Program.
• Have grades of “C” or better in major school subjects.
• Are making academic progress toward timely graduation.
• Can prove their dependency status (name appears on their family’s tax return or DPA document).
• Are in a family that does not own property other than their primary home.

For more information and to apply, go to http://www.ellistrust.org

 

The Monsignor Mitchell Scholarship

Cardinal Justin Rigali, then Archbishop of Philadelphia, announced on Monday, March 3, 2008, that the Archdiocese of Philadelphia had received a bequest to fund a scholarship in honor of Monsignor John T. Mitchell. Monsignor Mitchell served as a priest of the Archdiocese from 1939 through 1981. During that time, he was the Pastor of Saint Ignatius of Loyola and Saint Francis de Sales Parishes in West Philadelphia, where he was known for his faithful ministry to African American Catholics. In light of this, the Monsignor Mitchell Scholarship Fund will support high school students in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia who are Catholic and African American, with academic ability and financial need. One (or more, if economically feasible) one-year scholarship(s), up to $2,500, will be awarded annually based upon the determination of the Selection Committee. Student recipients must reapply each year.

Application Deadline – March 15, 2020

Criteria for selection:

• African American Roman Catholic
• Registered and active at a parish within the Archdiocese of Philadelphia
• Academic Excellence - with at least a cumulative “B” average - or the numerical equivalent thereof - at the time of the scholarship award
• Financial Need – as determined by a completed FACTS application
• Attend or desire to attend a Roman Catholic High School - an initial emphasis for candidate selection will be to attend high school in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, as per the Trust

Use the link below to see the full application and requirements:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uojLDN6D31-EnTi0lkiYXIRks0GI-nrg/view