To be eligible for a scholarship, students from these high schools should be planning to attend an accredited school or college on a full-time basis and have maintained at least a B average during their high school years. The scholarship selection committee also considers involvement in extracurricular activities, community service and after-school work when choosing students for the awards. Students are also required to reside in one of the communities noted above, with the exception of Lexington Minuteman, which draws from many areas for its vocational programs.
Applications are available in school guidance offices.