Reno
There are many scholarships for Reno students. If you are searching for scholarships for a particular
high school located in Reno, please select the appropriate school from the list below.
The scholarship database contains scholarships for Reno students in the following categories:
Reno High School Scholarships
Reno College Scholarships
Reno University Scholarships
Scholarships
For School Specific Scholarships, select one of the schools below:
Archie Clayton Middle School
B. D. Billinghurst Middle School
Coral Academy Charter School Secondary
Damonte Ranch High School
Damonte Ranch Middle/ High School
Darrel C. Swope Middle School
Earl Wooster High School
Edward L. Pine Middle School
Fred W. Traner Middle School
Galena High School
I Can Do Anything Charter High School
Nevada Connections Academy
North Valleys High School
Otis E. Vaughn Middle School
Procter R Hug High School
Procter R. Hug High School
Rainshadow Community Charter High
Rainshadow Community Charter High School
Regional Technical Institute
Reno High School
Robert Mc Queen High School
Robert McQueen High School
The Davidson Academy Of Nevada
Tmcc Magnet High School
Washoe High School
William O'Brien Middle School
Recognized as the "Biggest Little City in the World", Reno's name has become synonymous with gaming, casinos and gambling. Harrah's Entertainment, that is a giant gaming corporation, had its beginning in the city. Tourism in the main industry in the city of Reno, with more than five million tourists each year. The hotel and casino industry is the major attraction. Other than tourism, the city of Reno has businesses related to electronics, computers, communications and financial services. Businesses located here manufacture products varying from cement to pet food.
As early as the 1850's, the first pioneers began settling in the Truckee Meadows. They were attracted to the valley with free flowing water of the Truckee River that flowed directly down from Lake Tahoe. Travelers traversing the California Trail stopped here as they followed the Truckee River westward towards the Sierras. Gold was discovered during the mid- nineteenth century, followed instantly by the discovery of silver, that resulted in a mining rush.
The city of Reno has a well-developed arts scene with collections being held at the Stremmel Gallery and the Nevada Museum of Arts. The downtown Reno Art District is the place to find shops, galleries, coffeehouses and restaurants. The Historic Reno Preservation Society provides tours of ancient rock art places and several historic locations. Reno's artistic and cultural organizations consist of the Reno Philharmonic Orchestra, the Reno Chamber Orchestra, the Nevada Opera, the Broadway Comes to Reno series and community theaters. A well-regarded cooking school, Nothing To It Culinary Center, provides classes.
Reno hosts community events each and every year, like for example a classic car convention known as Hot August Nights, and a motorcycle fan gathering and rally called Street Vibrations. There is likewise the Great Reno Balloon Race, the Reno Air Races, the Cinco De Mayo celebration, the Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook-Off within Sparks, and bowling tournaments.
