Future Leaders Scholarship
Merit-Based
The Future Leaders Scholarship is designed for students who have demonstrated academic excellence and leadership potential and who would benefit from - and contribute to - our challenging, inquiry-based academic program. Candidates do not need to apply as recipients are nominated and selected by the Selection Committee.
In order to be considered for a Future Leaders Scholarship, all of the following criteria must be met:
- The student is entering Fifth or Sixth Grade
- The student has a demonstrated record of high academic achievement
- The student has exhibited leadership potential and/or a commitment to serve the community
Paige R. Miller Scholarship
Merit- And Need-Based
The Paige R. Miller Scholarship was established in 2022 to honor Paige Miller (’08), who passed away in September 2022. The recipient of the scholarship will receive $2,000 annually towards tuition costs for the duration of their Upper School years at St. Anne’s School. Her family credits Paige’s passion for music and the arts to her experiences at St. Anne’s School, and as such, the recipient of this scholarship should embody Paige’s enthusiastic spirit for learning.
Admissions Criteria:
In order to be considered for the Paige R. Miller Scholarship, all of the following criteria must be met:
- The student is entering Sixth Grade
- The student has a demonstrated record of high academic achievement
- The student has exhibited leadership potential and/or a commitment to serve the community
- The student has demonstrated financial need
Equity In Education Scholarship
Merit- and Need-Based
The goal of the EES:The Equity in Education Scholarship, which was founded in 2020 by St. Anne's School Parents Nate and Besse Rose, aims to give talented local students facing significant financial barriers an opportunity to attend St. Anne's School—a school that firmly believes that a socioeconomically and intellectually diverse community is the foundation upon which education more powerfully and effectively flourishes.
Admissions Criteria and Recruitment:
Rising Sixth Grade students can apply. Selection is based on academic performance, leadership skills, personal interviews with students and their families, teacher recommendations, and demonstrated financial need. Student recruitment efforts include contact with public school administrators, teachers, guidance counselors, friends and family of admitted students, as well as local community and peer organizations.
The EES agreement states that the recipient of the scholarship will receive 100% of the costs to attend grades Sixth through Eighth at St. Anne’s School of Annapolis on a need-based basis. Students will not need to reapply each year.
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How to Apply for a Scholarship
Scholarship applicants must submit the St. Anne’s School of Annapolis Application Form and follow through with the regular admissions process. Families of students applying for the Paige R. Miller scholarship must also submit a Tailored Tuition application.
Paige R. Miller and Equity in Education applicants must write and submit a letter of introduction to the Selection Committee that includes the following:
- How St. Anne’s School of Annapolis can help you achieve your goals;
- Favorite extracurricular activity (art, music, drama, sports, church youth group, scouting, etc.);
- Community service you have participated in recently; and,
- An individual or activity that inspires or motivates you.
Submit at least one (1) letter of recommendation. Adults who are not related to the student but who know the student well, such as a current or past teacher or school administrator, coach, or youth activity leader may complete the letter(s) of recommendation.
Applicants are required to meet and interview with the Head of School. Please contact the Admissions Office at 410.263.8650 to schedule this meeting. Once every step has been completed, our Selection Committee will review and evaluate applications based on academic achievement, extracurricular activities in school and in the community, recommendations of adults in the student’s life, and the student’s own story. There is no deadline to apply for a scholarship, however, we recommend that families submit the scholarship information while going through the admissions process so that the decisions can be delivered together.