NOTE: MANY NEW SCHOLARSHIPS HAVE BEEN ADDED TO END OF LIST. THESE S0-CALLED LOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS ARE ONLY FOR LHS STUDENTS AND THE DECISIONS AS TO WHO RECEIVES THEM IS MADE BY A SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE COMPOSED OF TEACHERS, COUNSELORS, AND ADMINISTRATION HERE AT LHS. LOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS  Turn into  Guidance Office  Androscoggin Chamber of Commerce – Graduating senior who plans to continue their studies in one of the following area: a four-year program at an accredited college or university, a two year or associated degree program at an accredited community business, vocational, technical or allied medical health training institution, a certificate program at an accredited post secondary school.  Criteria: good academic achievement, a record of reaching out for positive involvement with his/her local community, a good record of extracurricular involvement at his/her school and good time/task management skills.  Cavalier Bingo Sports Scholarship- For a senior who is and has been participating in sports.  Based on need.  Need to write an essay and must have a “B” average.  Thomas P. Grenier & Bernadette Grenier Scholarship Criteria: need, high school grades, activities, community service, 4 year college.  Isadore Shapiro Scholarship For a student athlete who is going on to college.   Lawrence O’Toole Scholarship Based on need and given to a deserving male/female student  Lewiston Sun Journal/Sunday in Memory of Mark Blanchette Scholarship Student majoring in Journalism and English major  Longley/Sun Journal/Sunday Scholarship  Attendance at Longley School, completed grades 1-5-6 at Longley School.  If no one qualifies for one, then any combination of grades, but must include grade 6 at Longley.  Financial need, motivation, citizenship, attending a post secondary school.  The Rotary Club of L/A “Service Above Self”  Graduating senior boy or girl who has participated in community services.  Based on school and community involvement as well as scholastic ability.