The Heine Family Scholarship will award $1,000.00 in tuition assistance every year to an incoming student who shows demonstrated financial need. This assistance will continue each year the student is enrolled at St. Rose High School thus enabling St. Rose High School to attract economically disadvantaged young people who have outstanding academic and leadership potential and significant need for financial assistance. Scholarship recipients are selected jointly by the admission and financial aid committees. Recipients must demonstrate financial need by completing the financial aid process.

The Sisters of Saint Joseph Scholarship will be a $1,000 grant awarded to an incoming freshman. This scholarship will be determined by the Admissions Department in collaboration with the Finance Office and will be awarded during the admission process.

Established in loving memory of Lisa Gaffney ’88 to honor and celebrate her life after her sudden and untimely passing, this fund has helped students in need of tuition assistance for thirty years. Lisa’s family, friends and classmates have contributed approximately $250,000.00 to help with financial aid as well as with other projects necessary for the success of St. Rose High School.

The Jimmy Murphy Scholarship for an incoming St. Rose High School student was established in 2017 by the family of Jimmy Murphy ’84 who perished on September 11, 2001.To honor his memory, a $1,000 tuition grant will be awarded to a St. Catharine Grammar School graduate who has enrolled at St. Rose High School. This grant will continue for each of the four years he/she is a student at St. Rose High School.The selected student is required to demonstrate financial need and exemplify a Catholic spirit. The student must be in good academic standing, and show an interest in extracurricular activities.This scholarship will be awarded to a new student every four years.

The Catholic Identity Scholarship will be awarded to a deserving young man or woman applying to St. Rose High School who exemplifies the values of Catholic identity as exemplified by beloved coach Pat McCann and teacher, Sr. Michael Hill.

This scholarship, established by the Carr family, awards $2,000.00 grants to the children of St. Rose alumni who wish to attend St. Rose High School.

This scholarship generates a total of $4,000.00 per year to be divided into two individual $2,000.00 scholarships, awarded to a male and female applicant to St. Rose based upon the admission standards of St. Rose High School, their demonstrated financial need, and one or more of the following criteria:

*Shown academic excellence and/or demonstrated determination to learn

*Athletic prowess in sports offered at St. Rose

*Active in helping achieve worthwhile local community (broad definition) initiatives

*Using the same criteria, when merited, I ask special consideration be given to minority applicants   

Recipients will be determined by the Admission Department of St. Rose High School in conjunction with the Financial Aid Committee.

Recipients who maintain good standing while students at St. Rose High School will receive their grants for the four years they attend St. Rose.

The John Sheridan Memorial Fund was established in 2022 by Eileen Sheridan in loving tribute to her late husband, John Sheridan. This scholarship provides (4) $2,000.00 scholarships to 2 boys and 2 girls who show demonstrated financial need and who are exceptional students with good character.

The Jane Murphy Cella Award will be a $500 tuition grant awarded to a rising senior who has consistently displayed a generosity of spirit, and who has been a role model of kindness and optimism throughout their three years at St. Rose High School. The Jane Murphy Cella Award was initiated by the Class of 1974 after the sudden and untimely passing of their beloved classmate, Jane Murphy Cella.

The Timothy D. Hauser Award will be a $500 tuition grant awarded to a rising sophomore who has consistently displayed good character and who has a special talent and interest in music. This award was initiated by members of the Class of 1959 after the untimely passing of their classmate Timothy Hauser in order to continue his legacy at St. Rose.

The Latin Scholarship is a one year $500 tuition grant given to a St. Rose student who is enrolled in Latin 4 and who is taking at least one Advanced Placement Course.

This $2,000.00 scholarship is awarded to an incoming freshman for his/her four years at St. Rose. The student must demonstrate financial need and maintain a 3.0 GPA as a student at St. Rose. The student should most importantly demonstrate an interest and knowledge of their Irish Heritage. An application process is required. A new recipient will be chosen every four years.

This scholarship, established by the family of Jean M. Bogan, honors her legacy through a $1,000 scholarship grant given to an incoming St. Rose student who demonstrates good character, family loyalty and honor, Catholic values, and who is actively involved in school activities such as athletics and extracurriculars, and who plans to continue that involvement throughout high school. This scholarship will follow the recipient throughout his/her four years at St. Rose.

The Paul Gately Scholarship was established by Mary Ann Gately in memory of her late husband, Paul Gately '61. This scholarship awards $5,000.00 financial grants to a boy and girl who wish to attend St. Rose High School and who show financial need.

Richard Magovern Scholarship is for (2) students who display patriotism through community service or are from a  military family. The award will be $500.00 each, and will follow each student for their four years.