Lancaster
There are many scholarships for Lancaster students. If you are searching for scholarships for a particular
high school located in Lancaster, please select the appropriate school from the list below.
The scholarship database contains scholarships for Lancaster students in the following categories:
Lancaster High School Scholarships
Lancaster College Scholarships
Lancaster University Scholarships
Scholarships
For School Specific Scholarships, select one of the schools below:
Alta Vista Public
Alta Vista South Public Charter
Amargosa Creek Middle
Antelope Valley High
Antelope Valley Pav
Challenger Middle
Crescent Valley Public Charter
Crescent View South Charter
Crescent View West Charter
Desert Winds Continuation High
Diego Hills Charter
Eastside High
Endeavour Middle
Gifford C. Cole Middle
Lancaster High
Lancaster High
Littlerock High
Los Angeles County Online High
Luther Burbank Middle School
Mission View Public
New Vista Middle
Park View Middle
Piute Middle
With a yearly income of $61,298, the standard of living is high for most families when compared to the national averages. The housing prices within the area are also lower than the state average at about $302,000. One interesting fact is that 70% or more of the population of Lancaster own their own houses.
Within Lancaster, the city has placed a large emphasis on local companies. In order to support growth, they offer minimal red tapes and low priced land as an incentive. During the years, growth has quickly increased as distribution centers have emerged for businesses like for instance Michaels, Rite Aid, and Sygma.
The Lancaster Redevelopment Agency is responsible for attracting a variety of businesses to the city. It has recently attracted several retail and dining companies to Lancaster Town Center and Front Row Center. The Agency has designated five locations as business and industrial parks, which are Fox Field Industrial Corridor, Enterprise Business Park, Lancaster Business Park, North Lancaster Industrial Center, and North Valley Industrial Center.
One major objective for development within the city is to continue the downtown revitalization project. There are some historic buildings and a lot of modern amenities currently in the downtown area consisting of a library and a performing arts center. The Lancaster Old Town Site (LOTS) is responsible for the renovation of business facades in the Old Town area.
The BVLD, is a revitalized stretch of Lancaster Boulevard which runs approximately a mile which was just finished in the year 2010. It is located between sierra highway and 10th street west.