Scholarship Opportunities
The Education Foundation’s mission is to raise funds, foster academic development, invest beyond what tax dollars provide, develop teachers, encourage community involvement, and reward academic excellence.
The Education Foundation’s mission is to raise funds, foster academic development, invest beyond what tax dollars provide, develop teachers, encourage community involvement, and reward academic excellence.
The family of S. Gail Martin established the Gail Martin Scholarship through the Education Foundation for Clinton City and Anderson County Schools in 2016 shortly after she passed away. Gail was an education activist who gave twenty four years to the Anderson County Board of Education. She was dedicated to all things related to public education, from classroom support for teachers, students, and parents in our school system to athletics. She could be found frequently at school events across the district during the year and continued her support well after retirement from the ACBOE.
The Gail Martin Scholarship was first awarded to one graduate from each of the two Anderson County School District’s graduating seniors in 2017. To apply for this scholarship, applicants should complete a general scholarship form with their counseling office at their high school. Scholarship awards are announced at the Senior awards night at each high school by a member of the Martin family.
The family of longtime and beloved resident of Clinton, Freddy Fagan, began a scholarship in his honor in the fall of 2020 to be offered to one student from each of the two high schools in the school district. Freddy is a huge Dragon fan and tolerates “da Bulls” as he knows the two teams are cross county/town rivals. Freddy is always a charmer for students in the school district and can be found at football, basketball, baseball, and softball games on a regular basis cheering on his teams.
The Helping Hand Scholarship Fund is herewith established to assist students about to graduate or who are graduates of Clinton High School or Anderson County High School. The goal is to lend assistance with monetary awards for incidental expenses associated with attending trade schools, technical schools, apprentice programs, colleges, or any programs designed to further their education to improve their employment opportunities or improve their lifestyle or skill.