Keystone Scholarship Program
The Keystone School
Keystone's scholarship program exists elementary, middle school and high school students.
Keystone Scholarship Program
Keystone's scholarship program exists elementary, middle school and high school students.
The scholarship program exists for elementary, middle school and high school students. Then remove the next sentence (Keystone awards up to five scholarships for middle and high school students per year). Then change the next sentence to: Learn more about the Keystone scholarship application requirements below.
Recipients will receive the services and support available to full-time students, including Student Success Advisor support, engagement monitoring, college counseling, and instructional support from certified teachers. Students will also be assigned a mentor that can provide additional support, encouragement and connections with resources.
Keystone awards full and partial scholarships to new or returning students in Kindergarten through 12th grade. The recipient must demonstrate both high academic potential and family financial need. Students must complete the scholarship application and submit all requested materials prior to enrollment. Click here to complete the Scholarship Application Form.
Any student in K-5, middle school or high school with an average letter grade of B and meet the scholarship's economic needs guidelines.
Upon receipt of the scholarship application, submissions will be evaluated. Scholarships are merit-based and applications will be evaluated on three student essays, grade point average, two letters of recommendation, Parent Information Form, financial needs, and student introduction.
The scholarship committee will rate all required components on the applications and before final selection, candidates will be interviewed by phone or video conference.
Scholarship recipients can expect to be notified within 1 month of their completed application submission. Students receiving a scholarship and their parent/guardian must complete a form agreeing to the terms of the program.
After final scholarship acceptances are completed and agreement forms are signed, applicants who were not selected will receive email notifications.
Scholarship selection is a great privilege and honor at The Keystone School, along with these recipients taking part in their course work and consistently logging into their courses, below are additional expectations that we request that each recipient comply with on a yearly basis as part of being awarded a Keystone Scholarship:
We know that parents play a pivotal role in our student’s educational journey. We look for parent insight and input for our scholarship recipient process as well. The expectations for parents of scholarship recipients includes:
The goal of the Keystone Scholarship Program is to renew scholarship for each year of an individual programs. Students will need to reapply when changing programs. Example from elementary to middle school or middle school to high school. Annual scholarship renewal decisions are made based on the student’s engagement and academic progress and will be determined on a yearly basis. To be eligible for renewal, students must meet the following criteria:
For questions about the scholarship renewal process, please email KSAcademics@thekeystoneschool.net.
Learn more about how The Keystone School can spark a love of learning for your student. If you're not sure if online learning is the right fit for your student, learn more about the Keystone student experience, our middle school program, high school program and credit recovery program.
Due to U.S. Treasury requirements, Keystone cannot offer refunds to students with a non-U.S. address. Money paid will be refunded upon receipt of returned course materials. To request cancellation, contact Student Services at 800.255.4937. Please note that The Keystone School is not able to accept enrollments from students located in the following countries: Crimea Region, Cuba, Iran, Lebanon, North Korea, Syria, China, India, and member countries of the EU.