Krier College Scholarships Grant

Krier College Scholarships Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: The@Bruce Krier Charitable Foundation Inc
Last Updated: January 21, 2026

Summary

The Krier College Scholarships aim to support graduating seniors from Cedar Grove-Belgium, Northern Ozaukee, Oostburg, and Random Lake district high schools. Administered through local guidance offices, these scholarships are renewable and provided to students pursuing either four-year universities or two-year technical schools. The foundation awards two scholarships annually at each participating school, fostering educational advancement and community service among recipients.

Overview

Note: Krier Scholarships are not administered by the Foundation. Krier Scholarships are not administered by the Foundation. To be considered for a scholarship, graduating seniors from Cedar Grove-Belgium, Northern Ozaukee, Oostburg and Random Lake district high schools should contact their high school’s guidance office for more information. Application deadlines and requirements are established by the district high schools. Applicants should not contact the Foundation for information. Education Programs The Foundation’s educational focus is on three areas: college scholarships; grants to school districts in the Wisconsin counties of Sheboygan and Ozaukee; and support for St. Marcus Lutheran School and Marquette University. Krier College Scholarships Krier College scholarships are awarded to select students who graduate from high schools in the Wisconsin school districts of Cedar Grove-Belgium, Northern Ozaukee, Oostburg and Random Lake. Annually, one renewable college scholarship is awarded to a senior from each of these district’s high schools. Annually, the foundation will award two renewable scholarships to a pair of seniors at each of the district’s high schools. One will be granted to a student attending a four-year university and one will be granted to a student attending a two-year technical school.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. While scholarships are administered by the respective high school guidance offices, the following reporting and reapplication guidelines have been established.Scholarship recipients need to reapply to their high school guidance office on a semester basis to renew their scholarship.Scholarships are renewed based on community service and a minimum GPA of 2.5 (on a 4.0 scale) after freshman year and a minimum GPA of 2.75 (on a 4.0 scale) after sophomore and junior years.Scholarship recipients should follow all other requirements made by their respective high school guidance office.