Rotary Scholarships
Every year, the Rotary Club of Glendora awards scholarships to graduating students who live in Glendora and attend local high schools including Glendora High School, Charter Oak High School, Whitcomb High School, and Arrow School.
In 2025, each scholarship was valued at $1,000. Candidates are selected based on academic achievement, leadership, volunteerism, and community service that reflects Rotary’s guiding principle of Service Above Self.
Local Student Support
These scholarships recognize Glendora students who demonstrate strong character, academic commitment, leadership, and a heart for serving others.
Who May Apply
Eligible applicants are graduating students who live in Glendora and attend Glendora High School, Charter Oak High School, Whitcomb High School, or Arrow School.
What Rotary Values
The Rotary Club values academic achievement, leadership, volunteer activities, and meaningful service to others.
Opportunities for High School Students
Interact members have the opportunity to participate in several Rotary District 5300 programs that build leadership, communication skills, and academic achievement. Many of these programs offer scholarships and awards.
RYLA – Rotary Youth Leadership Awards
A dynamic leadership conference designed to help students build confidence, leadership skills, and lasting friendships.
Learn MoreRotary 4-Way Test Speech Contest
Students compete by presenting speeches based on Rotary’s famous ethical guide: The 4-Way Test.
View Contest InformationDan Stover Music Competition
A prestigious district competition showcasing talented young musicians.
Learn MoreGeorge R. Hensel Ethics Essay Contest
Students explore ethical decision-making and compete for recognition and scholarships.
Learn MoreRotary Business Plan Competition
Entrepreneurial literacy helps cultivate the next generation of business leaders, job creators, and community innovators. High school students compete by submitting written business plans and presenting their ideas before judges at the Club, Regional, and District levels.
Students may compete individually or in teams of up to four and present their business concepts through a written plan and a short pitch presentation.
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