#scholarship Maui

Maui County Federal Credit Union has launched its 2025 Scholarship Program, offering 10 $1,000 scholarships to local students pursuing higher education.

Applications are now open for the “Go for the Green” scholarships. The Rotary Club of Lahaina Sunset is awarding two $2,500 academic scholarships to two graduating seniors who live in West Maui, Hāna or Molokaʻi and attend a Maui or Molokaʻi high school.

Hawaiʻi Alpha Delta Kappa (HADK), Gamma Chapter, of an international honorary sorority for women educators, presented $1,000 to 12 recent high-school graduates from Maui public schools.

Nikki Kayes, an eighth grader at Seabury Hall, is one of 27 students in the country named a Caroline D. Bradley Scholar. The winners receive full tuition to a private high school and access to a lifelong mentoring network.

Wailea Community Association awarded scholarships totaling $30,000 to five Maui County seniors at a reception held in their honor.

The Lahaina Restoration Foundation’s Scholarship Committee has a total of $35,000 in scholarships are available to Lahainaluna seniors and alumni for 2017-2018.

Ten Hawaiʻi students are recipients of Monsanto Hawaiʻi’s 2016 Life Sciences Scholarship of $1,000 each to further their education.

A single application, which must be submitted online, will match high school seniors and college students to all the scholarships that they are eligible to receive.

Baldwin High School graduates Stefani-Frances Sachiko Balala and Layke Yamauchi were recently presented with $1,000 scholarships from the Japanese Cultural Society of Maui .

The University of Hawaiʻi will offer four financial aid workshops in Maui County for Native Hawaiian students interested in attending college, and those interested in applying for college scholarships.

The Liko A‘e Native Hawaiian Leadership Program at the University of Hawaiʻi Maui College is the recipient of a $187,000 grant from the Office of Hawaiian Affairs.

The recipients, all recent graduates of Maui secondary schools, are: Baldwin High’s TJ Makoa Kanichi Idemoto; Seabury Hall’s Nahenahe Anmei Norton-Tolentino; and Kekoa Burton Meanor and Daniel Kuiokalani Shigeo Quenga, both of Kamehameha Schools Maui.

Maui’s Rysen Otomo, of Wailuku, earned the top scholarship award issued by First Wind, a US-based renewable energy company that operates the Kaheawa Wind I & II project above Māʻalaea.

Fifty three conservation jobs are now available for young adults looking for summer work.  Applicants for the AmeriCorps program must be u.s. citizens between the ages of 17 and 28, possess a high school diploma or GED, be college-bound, and physically able to do strenuous work.  The program gives interns the opportunity to work with […]