Marshall Point Lighthouse Scholarship for Class of 2026 High School Graduates
Have a senior who lives in St. George and is graduating this year? The Marshall Point Lighthouse Committee is offering three college scholarships. Criteria for applying include: 1. Resident of St. George Municipality 2. Class of 2026 high school graduate
Application forms are available at the library, as well as at the St. George Town Hall Office, the St. George Community Development Corporation, local high school guidance offices, and the Marshall Point Lighthouse Museum website.
Deadline for application submission is April 18th, 2026.
Learn to sail in St. George — apply for the Ingalls Sailing Scholarship!
Jackson Memorial Library offers needs-based sailing scholarships for the St. George Community Sailing Foundation summer youth (9-18) program.
Who can apply?
Residents of St. George and the surrounding towns, aged 9-18, who want to learn to sail at Blueberry Cove Camp during a two-week session in July or August.
What are the program details?
The St. George Sailing Community Foundation website contains information about program dates and details about the instructors, boats, and curriculum.
Check at the desk at the library and fill out an application form, or reach out by phone or email: (207) 372-8961 OR administrator @jacksonmemoriallibrary.org.
Scholarships are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Apply by April 1st for best chances.
Jackson Memorial Library
Jackson Memorial Library serves the St. George community in Mid Coast Maine by providing information, materials, services and programs to all ages for their education, enrichment and personal enjoyment. The Library provides a welcoming, comfortable public space for social interaction, civic engagement and quiet study.
