Houston
There are many scholarships for Houston students. If you are searching for scholarships for a particular
high school located in Houston, please select the appropriate school from the list below.
The scholarship database contains scholarships for Houston students in the following categories:
Houston High School Scholarships
Houston College Scholarships
Houston University Scholarships
Scholarships
For School Specific Scholarships, select one of the schools below:
Accelerated Intermediate Charter School
Albright Middle
Aldine High School
Aldine Middle
Aldine Ninth Grade School
Alief Middle
Alta Academy
American Academy Of Excellence Charter
Aragon Middle School
Attucks Middle
Bammel Middle School
Barbara Jordan High School
Bellfort Academy
Beverly Hills Intermediate
Black Middle
Bleyl Middle School
Briarmeadow Middle School
Budewig Intermediate
Burbank Middle
C E King High School
C E King Middle
Campbell Middle School
Caraway Intermediate
Carnegie Vanguard High School
Carver High School For Applied Technology/Engineering
Christa McAuliffe Middle
Clear Lake High School
Clear Lake Intermediate
Clifton Middle
Cobb 6th Grade Campus
Contemporary Learning Center Middle
Cook Middle School
Cornerstone Academy
Cullen Middle
Cunningham Middle
Cypress Creek High School
Cypress Falls High School
Cypress Ridge High School
Cypress-Fairbanks Juvenile Justice Alternative Education Program
Deady Middle
Dean Middle School
Debakey High School For Health Professions
Dobie High School
Dominion Academy Charter School
Dowling Middle
Drew Academy
Eastwood Academy
Eckert Intermediate
Edison Middle
Edwin M Wells Middle
Eisenhower High School
Eisenhower Ninth Grade School
Elmore Middle
Elsik High School
Energized For Excellence Middle School
Escamilla Intermediate
Fleming Middle
Fondren Middle
Fonville Middle
Forest Brook High School
Grady Middle
Grantham Academy
Gregory-Lincoln Education Center
H P Carter Career Center
Hall High School
Hambrick Middle
Hamilton Middle
Harmony School Of Innovation
Harmony School Of Innovation
Harmony School Of Innovation
Harmony School Of Nature And Athletics
Harmony School Of Science
Harmony Science Academy
Harmony Science Academy
Harmony Science Academy
Hartman Middle
Hastings High School
Hcc Life Skills Program
Highpoint School East (Disciplinary Alternative Education Program)
Hodges Bend Middle
Hoffman Middle
Hogg Middle
Holland Middle
Holub Middle
Houston Academy
Houston Can Academy Hobby
Houston Can! Academy Charter School
Houston Heights High School
Jackson Middle
Jersey Village High School
Jesse Jackson Academy
Johnston Middle
Kahla Middle School
Kaleidoscope/Caleidoscopio
Kase Academy
Kerr High School
Key Middle
Killough Middle
Kirby Middle
Klein Intermediate
Klentzman Intermediate
Labay Middle School
Landrum Middle
Langham Creek High School
Lanier Middle
Las Americas
Law Enforrcement - Criminal Justice High School
Long Middle
M C Williams Middle
MacArthur High School
Marshall Middle
Mata Intermediate
Mayde Creek High School
Mayde Creek Junior High
McReynolds Middle
Memorial High School
Memorial Middle
Miller Intermediate
Morris Fifth Grade Center
Nimitz High School
Nimitz Ninth Grade School
North Central Alternative Middle School
North Houston High School For Business
North Shore Middle
North Shore Senior High
Northbrook High School
Northbrook Middle
Northwest Intermediate
Northwest Preparatory Campus (Wileyvile)
O'donnell Middle
Oak Village Middle
Olle Middle
Ortiz Middle
Owens Intermediate
Parker Intermediate
Patrick Henry Middle
Perfor & Vis Arts High School
Pershing Middle
Plummer Middle School
Pro-Vision School
Project Chrysalis Middle
Reed Academy
Revere Middle
Rice School
Richard Milburn Academy - Suburban Houston
Ryan Middle
Sam Houston High School
School For Accelerated Learning
Sharpstown Middle
Shotwell Middle
Smiley High School
Southwest High School
Space Center Intermediate
Spring Branch Middle
Spring Forest Middle
Spring Oaks Middle
Spring Woods High School
Spring Woods Middle
Stehlik Intermediate
Stelle Claughton Middle School
Stevenson Middle
Stovall Middle
Stratford High School
Taylor High School
Thomas Middle
Thompson Intermediate
Truitt Middle School
Walipp
Watkins Middle School
Welch Middle
West Briar Middle
Westbury High School
Westfield High School
Willowridge High School
Wilson Intermediate
Windfern High School
Woodland Acres Middle
Woodson Middle
Wunderlich Intermediate
Yes College Preparatory School - Northeast
Youngblood Intermediate
John Kirby Allen and Augustus Chapman Allen, who were both New York City real estate agents who obtained the area in hopes of establishing a city. The city was named after the Sam Houston, who was a popular general during the Battle of San Jacinto and was selected the president of Texas in the year 1836. Houston was incorporated by James Holman, who was the very first mayor of the city. The latter part of the 1800's saw the city expand as a commercial and railroad hub for the export of cotton. It even became the headquarters for General John Bankhead Magruder during the American Civil War. The 1950's and 1960's saw the unincorporated areas joined into the city limits, which expanded the city's size. It likewise gave way for the local shipbuilding trade to grow during the World War II and the establishment of NASA's "Manned SpaceCraft Center."
With approximately 20,000 plays, exhibitions, concerts, and arts programs, Houston is able to attract over eleven million visitors and residents every year. With around $70 million in state and government revenue, the non profit arts sector is very strong in the economy of the city. Its cultural events and exhibitions reportedly make around 10 million annually. The city of Houston is the only one among few cities that have permanent resident companies within all the areas of the performing arts: The Houston Symphony Orchestra (music), Alley Theatre (theatre), Houston Ballet (ballet), and Houston Grand Opera (opera). The city's strongest area is the visual and performing arts scene, and among the more dynamic names here is the Theater District located downtown. It has nine performing arts organizations and six performance halls. The city also offers numerous concerts, Broadway acts, exhibitions, shows, local folk artists and art groups in smaller progressive arts organizations. Furthermore, the city of Houston is even home to numerous museums. The Museum District, a popular cultural institution, is a well-known destination of around seven million tourists every year. Some of the more well-known ones also include: the Houston Zoo, Holocaust Museum, the Station Museum of Contemporary Art, the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, Houston Museum of Natural Science, and the Museum of Fine Arts. Bayou Bend, a facility of the Museum of Fine Arts, has one of America's best collections of decorative art, furniture and paintings.
The natural gas and oil business within Houston are internationally known. Additionally, very strong within the area are the sectors of biomedical research and aeronautics. the city of Houston has an emerging renewable energy resource sector that comprises both solar and wind energy. These areas are fast becoming a popular economic base within the city now. Nearly all of the big businesses have also made Houston their operational base. They include: ConocoPhillips, ExxonMobil, BP and Shell Oil. Various businesses that have made the city their head office comprise: Apache Corporation, Marathon Oil Corporation, Citgo, and Horizon Wind Energy.
