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• Malone Scholars Program •

The Malone Family Foundation, through its Malone Scholars Program, enables top-level students to attain scholarships at excellent secondary schools throughout the United States.

Hundreds of talented Malone Scholars are educated each year by our nationwide network of excellent schools.

Alabama

  • Indian Springs School

Arkansas

  • Pulaski Academy

California

  • Stanford University Online High School
  • Chadwick School
  • College Preparatory School
  • Head-Royce School

Colorado

  • Colorado Academy
  • Kent Denver School

Connecticut

  • Hopkins School

Delaware

  • Wilmington Friends School

District of Columbia

  • Maret School

Florida

  • Trinity Preparatory School

Georgia

  • Augusta Preparatory Day School

Hawaii

  • Seabury Hall

Idaho

  • Riverstone International School

Illinois

  • University of Chicago Laboratory Schools

Indiana

  • Canterbury School

Kansas

  • Wichita Collegiate School

Kentucky

  • Kentucky Country Day School

Louisiana

  • Isidore Newman School

Maine

  • Waynflete School

Maryland

  • Park School of Baltimore
  • Severn School

Massachusetts

  • Commonwealth School

Michigan

  • Roeper School

Minnesota

  • Mounds Park Academy
  • St. Paul Academy and Summit School

Mississippi

  • St. Andrew’s Episcopal School

Missouri

  • Pembroke Hill School

Nebraska

  • Brownell Talbot School

New Hampshire

  • The Derryfield School

New Jersey

  • Newark Academy

New Mexico

  • Santa Fe Preparatory School

New York

  • Manlius Pebble Hill School

North Carolina

  • Charlotte Latin School

Ohio

  • Columbus Academy

Oklahoma

  • Casady School

Oregon

  • Catlin Gabel School

Pennsylvania

  • Winchester Thurston School

Rhode Island

  • The Wheeler School

South Carolina

  • Porter-Gaud School

Tennessee

  • University School of Nashville

Texas

  • Fort Worth Country Day School

Utah

  • Rowland Hall

Virginia

  • Norfolk Academy
  • PEG Program (Girls), Mary Baldwin University

Washington

  • Overlake School

West Virginia

  • The Linsly School

Wisconsin

  • The Prairie School

Wyoming

  • Mountain Academy of Teton Science Schools

Hundreds of talented Malone Scholars are educated each year by our nationwide network of excellent schools.

List of Malone Scholars Schools
Malone schools are empowered to perpetually fund scholarships for motivated top students in grades 7 through 12 (“Malone Scholars”) based on merit and financial need.

• Scholarships for Top-Level Students •

From 2000 through 2012, forty-eight independent secondary schools throughout the United States and one college program for high-school-age girls were selected for endowment by the Malone Family Foundation to provide scholarships to highly capable students. These partner schools were selected on the basis of their academic caliber; the quality of their staff; excellent accommodations for gifted and talented students; strong AP / IB and enrichment programs; attention to the individual student’s needs, interests and talents; financial strength and stability; a commitment to financial aid; and an economically, culturally, ethnically, and socially diverse population. In 2013, the 50th and final Malone Scholars School, The Stanford University Online High School, was selected to provide Malone scholarships to 7th through 12th graders in locations without access to our 49 physical Malone Scholars schools.

• Online Opportunities •

Stanford Online High School

A highly selective independent school for grades 7–12 where dedicated instructors help talented students worldwide pursue their passions in real-time, online seminars, Stanford OHS offers Malone Scholarships to full-time students.

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Malone Schools Online Network

Along with all other students at many Malone Schools in the Malone Schools Online Network (“MSON”) consortium, Malone scholars have access to extraordinary courses offered in a virtual classroom setting. Click “Learn More” to see which Malone schools are in the consortium.

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“Receiving a scholarship to a great independent secondary school where I found teachers and students engaged in an exciting learning process, a peer group with whom I could have fascinating and provocative discussion, and where I was challenged to see many sides of each issue, was the undisputed basis for the success I’ve enjoyed—both personally and in my corporate career.”

– John C. Malone