Established in 2004 by the Ohio Automobile Club, this scholarship assists Barberton High School graduates pursuing a degree in technical education. Priority is given to those going into a career field aligned with the auto industry and/or the Auto Club.
In 2021, this fund awarded four scholarships to graduating seniors at Barberton High School.
Barberton native and BHS graduate, Thomas L. Angerer (1960-2006), was fun-loving, outgoing, loved OSU football, and enjoyed spending time with family and friends. He always seemed to get along well with others and few people were strangers to him. He believed in giving back and this scholarship honors that spirit within him.
Established in 2019, the Merrilee and Jimmy Anthe Fund supports nonprofits and charities that provide food distribution and/or nutrition programs, with a focus on helping to increase fresh food access and nutrition education in underserved communities.
A.O. Austin was an electrical engineer, inventor, businessman, community leader, and philanthropist who intensely valued higher education. We believe he would have been very pleased to know that his name is associated with supporting young peoples’ desire to pursue a degree in engineering. This scholarship is awarded to a Barberton student pursuing a post-secondary degree in the engineering disciplines of electrical, mechanical, civil, industrial or chemical engineering.
This scholarship supports eligible students pursuing a degree in nursing, a pre-medical field or medical students, as well as allied health professional fields. The Barberton Alumni Physician Scholarship Fund is for a student (whether a high school senior, a non-traditional adult student or student already attending a qualified school or educational institute) who is either a Barberton City or Barberton School District resident or is employed within the City of Barberton.