Carrollton
There are many scholarships for Carrollton students. If you are searching for scholarships for a particular
high school located in Carrollton, please select the appropriate school from the list below.
The scholarship database contains scholarships for Carrollton students in the following categories:
Carrollton High School Scholarships
Carrollton College Scholarships
Carrollton University Scholarships
Scholarships
$2,000
$25,000
$1,000
$2,000
$2,500
$1,000
For School Specific Scholarships, select one of the schools below:
Arbor Creek Middle
Blalack Middle School
Creek Valley Middle School
Creekview High School
Grimes Education Center
Hebron High School
Perry Middle School
Polk Middle School
Smith High School
Turner High School
It is thought that the city was named after Carrollton, Illinois, the birthplace of some of it's earliest settlers. It was originally settled in the year 1840 and was incorporated by 1913. In the beginning it was exclusively an agricultural community, but when the railway lines ran through the city in the year 1888 it became a shipping hub for livestock, grain, cotton, cottonseed, and gravel. the city of Carrollton grew significantly at the end of WWII World War II and was later enhanced by the surplus of people arriving from North Dallas.
The city of Carrollton draws a wide variety of different businesses because of it's business cost advantages and central location. Over five thousand companies are located within Carrollton City with most of them being involved with construction, wholesale and manufacturing trades, finance, insurance, or real estate.
Carrollton City has one of the highest park land per capita in the area with more than 1,230 acres of developed park land. For its people, the city of Carrollton provides several amenities, consisting of two swimming facilities, two recreation centers, a senior center, homestead museum, an amphitheater and a tennis center. There are several playing fields, playgrounds, hiking and biking trails, and picnic areas littered all through the city. The city of Carrollton boasts two of the top municipal golf courses within the state.
The economy is kept fairly stable due to its large and diversified economic base. Over 71,000 people are now employed in the labor force. Carrollton is home to various small business enterprises, that creates an entrepreneurial community.
Several world class art galleries and museums are situated within Carrollton. Furthermore, there are some opera, theater, ballet and symphony groups that operate in Carrollton City. Sixty acres are devoted completely to the Dallas Arts District, making it the largest downtown arts district within the United States.
Within a 100-mile radius are approximately one hundred private and public golf courses and more than fifty different lakes.
There are some unique boutiques within Carrollton City that sell an eclectic assortment of gifts. Furthermore, there are more than 25 major shopping malls and 30 antique districts located in Carrollton City. There are also some malls nearby, like The Shops at Willow Bend, the Stonebriar Mall and the Dallas Galleria. As well, the 1.9 million square foot Grapevine Mills Outlet mall is situated close by.
