OLSH is proud to offer a variety of merit and need-based scholarships. These opportunities have been made possible through the generosity of our loyal donors.

The St. Felix Service Scholarship will be awarded annually to an incoming freshman boy who displays academic achievement, exemplifies a life a true Christian presence, and a commitment of service to parish and community. The scholarship will be a one-time financial award of $1,000.

The St. John Neumann Scholarship is a four-year renewable merit scholarship awarded annually to up to ten incoming freshmen. This scholarship is reserved for those who have a deep intellectual curiosity, are committed to excellence in their academic work, and will undertake the most rigorous academic programs at OLSH. To be considered for this scholarship, students must apply to and be accepted to OLSH, submit their seat deposit, and demonstrate academic and leadership potential at the elementary/middle school level. Students will be selected based upon the materials in their application file (including but not limited to standardized test scores, middle school grades, and behavior/conduct marks) as well as their performance on the placement exam. Selected students will receive a $7,500 academic merit scholarship per academic year to OLSH, provided renewability criteria are met annually. The scholarship awarded may not exceed the amount of tuition when combined with other scholarships or grants received, and recipient families will be responsible for the remaining tuition as well as all fees.

Tavon Lane Memorial Scholarship
The Tavon Lane Memorial Scholarship was established in memory of OLSH student Tavon Lane, who lost his life in an accident during the summer prior to his sophomore year.  It is awarded annually to an incoming freshman who has demonstrated an altruistic nature during his/her middle school years, with motivation to bring about kindness and positivity in his/her class while attending OLSH. Tavon shared his heartwarming smile and brought his fun-loving goodness to the Class of 2025 and to all those around him.   His family wants to recognize another young man or woman who exudes a welcoming and inviting presence amongst his/her classmates. The scholarship award of $1,022 is renewable annually based on the student’s continuing exemplification of  Christian presence and leadership throughout the high school years spent at OLSH. 

This scholarship does not require a demonstration of financial need, and it will not adversely affect other financial assistance that the student may receive. 

This scholarship will benefit a student who has been personally impacted by chronic illness and exemplifies resilience in the face of adversity. This $500 renewable scholarship will be awarded annually to incoming freshman students, and is renewable annually provided renewability criteria are met.

Entering OLSH freshman and transfer students will be eligible for awards ranging from $1,000 to $2,500. The top 10 OLSH students in the rising sophomore, junior, and senior classes in the current school year will also be eligible for scholarships. 

This scholarship was established in memory of OLSH’s beloved Spanish teacher, Miss Susan Fahey, who passed away after a long and courageous battle with cancer. The scholarship is awarded annually to an OLSH junior who is planning to take an upper-level language course in his/her senior year.  The amount of the scholarship is determined annually. The winner is selected by the OLSH World Language Department, in conjunction with the OLSH administration.

This scholarship will be awarded annually to an OLSH student entering his or her senior year of study, who demonstrates creativity and “out of the box thinking”, and who has made a significant impact at OLSH and/or in the community. This $3,000 scholarship is awarded in the spring of the student's junior year, and does not require an application process as the recipient is selected by a committee.

These scholarships are awarded to students based on demonstrated financial need, as well as other specific criteria.  All of the awards require a parental application for financial aid submitted via FACTS, and some of them include the completion of separate individual scholarship applications, which will become available this winter.

The Sister Mary Denise Bernas '61 Scholarship is awarded to a well-rounded incoming freshman boy who manifests good character and judgment through a spirit of volunteerism in a school, parish, or community.  This young man will demonstrate financial need.  The amount of the scholarship is determined annually.

The Sr. Mary Pulcheria Saukaitis '39 Endowed Scholarship was established in honor of Sr. Mary Pulcheria Saukaitis ‘39, former OLSH teacher and principal. It will be awarded annually to an incoming freshman student who demonstrates financial need and shows an enthusiasm for learning, especially in the STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) subject areas . This scholarship is a renewable annual financial award of $2,500, if the student maintains the scholarship’s eligibility requirements.

The William J. Wolf Endowed Scholarship was established in memory of OLSH benefactor William J. Wolf. It will be awarded annually to an incoming freshman girl who is Catholic, demonstrates financial need and exceptional academic ability, and was enrolled at a Catholic elementary school. The scholarship is a renewable annual financial award of $3,000, if the student maintains the scholarship’s eligibility requirements.

This scholarship will benefit a student who has experienced a life-changing personal or family challenge or hardship. The scholarship awardee will have demonstrated perseverance and courage to overcome, and/or an acceptance of their circumstances with faith, hope and love.  The scholarship of $1,000 per school year is renewable through the recipient's senior year.

This scholarship was established by Antoinette M. Petrucci, in honor and memory of her late mother, who was a member of the OLSH class of 1947.  The $1,000 scholarship will be given to a rising 11th grader at OLSH with preference to a student who is a member of St. Joseph Church in Coraopolis, and is renewable for the 12th grade when the recipient remains in good academic standing. There is no application for this scholarship as the recipient is selected by a committee.

This scholarship was established in memory of Sr. Rene, who founded the Felician Sisters' Ministry, Mooncrest Neighborhood Programs in 2001 and worked passionately until her death in 2018 . The $1,000 renewable award will be given to an incoming 9th grader or transfer student who was previously enrolled in the Mooncrest Neighborhood Program and demonstrates financial need. There is no application for this scholarship.

Click the button below to complete the OLSH Scholarship Application Request Form. Within one week of request, applications will be individually shared with you via link to OLSH's Blackbaud System, where the applications will be shown as online forms for completion. All completed scholarship applications are due no later than Friday, March 15, 2024.