Scholarships


In addition to need-based financial assistance (funded through the school’s operating budget), the school maintains a scholarship program. Scholarships at Waterford are supported by generous, restricted gifts to the school’s endowment. These gifts support the Endowed Scholarship Fund as well as Named Scholarships. Applicants for the following scholarships must meet specific qualifications and criteria for consideration. 

To apply, please begin by indicating your intention to apply for tuition assistance in the initial inquiry portion of your child’s application for admission. Additionally, please complete the Clarity application for Financial Aid. This application will determine a family’s level of financial need based on the information that families share in the application which includes income, assets, expenses, and debts. The admission office will follow up with you directly about the next steps in the process once both applications are submitted.

 For information on the state-funded Utah Fits All Scholarship, click here.

SCHOLARSHIPS

GENERAL ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP

The funds from the General Endowed Scholarship provide partial financial assistance for students in good academic standing with demonstrated financial need. (Currently awarded – applications for the 26-27 school year will be considered)

THE CLASS OF 2015 ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP

Established in 2014 through generous gifts from parents and students in the Class of 2015, this scholarship provides financial assistance for students in good academic standing with demonstrated financial need. (Currently awarded – applications for the 26-27 school year will be considered)

THE ELIZABETH AND NATHAN WRIGHT FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP

Established in 2023 by Elizabeth and Nathan Wright, this scholarship supports students from historically underrepresented groups – Hispanic/Latino, Native American/American Indian or Alaska Native, Pacific Islander, or Black/African American, who demonstrate financial need, who may be the first in their family to attend a 4-year college or university, and who demonstrate a background of outstanding academic performance. (Currently awarded – applications for the 27-28 school year will be considered)

THE JAMES BALDWIN SCHOLARSHIP

Established in 2021, income from the fund supports a student with full financial need who identifies as a person of color and who currently lives in Utah, preferably within our local community. (Applications will open for the 25-26 school year)