Stockton
There are many scholarships for Stockton students. If you are searching for scholarships for a particular
high school located in Stockton, please select the appropriate school from the list below.
The scholarship database contains scholarships for Stockton students in the following categories:
Stockton High School Scholarships
Stockton College Scholarships
Stockton University Scholarships
Scholarships
For School Specific Scholarships, select one of the schools below:
Bear Creek High
Career & Technical High
Cesar Chavez High
Christa McAuliffe Middle
De Witt Nelson High
Delta Keys Charter
Delta Sierra Middle
Edison High
Edward C Merlo Institute of Environmental Studies
Elkhorn
Franklin High
Golden Valley Secondary Community Day
Hamilton Middle
Humphreys College Academy Of Business Law And Education
Institute Of Business, Management, And Law Charter
Johanna Boss High
Larsson (Sture) High (Continuation)
Lincoln High
Marshall Middle
Middle College High
Model Alternative
Morada Middle
N.A. Chaderjian High
Pacific Law Academy
Plaza Robles Continuation High
Ronald E Mcnair High
Ronald E. McNair High
San Joaquin Building Futures Academy
Sierra Middle
Stagg Senior High
Stockton Unified Early College Academy
Sutherland Elementary
Urbani Institute
Venture Academy
Waterloo Elementary
Weber Institute
Webster Middle
Weston Ranch High
Recently, Stockton City has experienced a huge economic development with a special focus on revitalizing the downtown area. There are some projects either currently planned or being built, like for instance retail, apartments, housing, a hotel, a baseball stadium, and an indoor arena. The arena will host four major sports teams: Stockton Thunder Hockey, California Cougar Soccer, Stockton Ports Minor Baseball and the Stockton Lightning Area2 Football. At the gateways of the city, Stockton is building various entertainment and retail centers. In the year 2003 the City Centre Cinemas, the sixteen screen movie theatre, was developed.
The financial system of Stockton was originally based almost exclusively on agriculture. Ever since that time, the city has very much diversified, with manufacturing plants and telecommunications becoming more common. The strong ties with agriculture will gradually become more and more essential as the concentration on attempting to look for a renewable energy increases.
The land is fairly reasonably priced and the nearness of the transportations routes have enabled the businesses of Pac-West Telecommunications, Golden State Lumber Company and Duraflame to build their regional operations in Stockton. The city is even perfect for those businesses based on renewable energy; among the biggest receivers of wind turbines is the Port of Stockton. There is a very reliable and efficient rail system within the city, which helps to make the distribution of products go efficiently. Even with the bio diesel and ethanol plants built near the Port, there is still over two thousand acres of free space obtainable
Stockton is presently working on developing green sustainable resources. Secondary educational institutions and high schools are working together with the local government to educate the people regarding the renewable energy industry with the hopes that a solution to the quickly diminishing oil supply can be found.