Lowville Academy alumni group awards $5,000 in scholarships
The Lowville Academy Alumni and Friends Association awarded $500 scholarships to 10 students, including five members of the Class of 2026 and five alumni.
By Caleb Mercer, ClickNNY North Country Desk
The Lowville Academy Alumni and Friends Association awarded $500 Bicentennial Scholarships to 10 students this year, providing a total of $5,000 in educational support.
The Class of 2026 recipients are Anthony LaPuma, Mya Lehman, Laura Snyder, Natalie Stockman and Charlotte Wood. Alumni recipients are Brody Brown, Elijah Flansburg, Henry Goss, Connor McCormick and Tai Nortz.
Lowville Academy and Central School serves about 1,240 students in a pre-K through 12th-grade building. The district was chartered by New York state in 1808.
Several Lowville scholarships are administered through the Northern New York Community Foundation, including the Breeze and Davis funds. The foundation’s scholarship portal serves seniors in Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence counties.
The 2025-26 scholarship cycle closed March 15. Information about the next cycle is available through the Northern New York Community Foundation scholarship portal. Questions about the alumni association can be directed to Lowville Academy at 7668 North State Street, Lowville, by calling (315) 376-9000 or emailing info@lowvilleacademy.org.
Reported by ClickNNY and reviewed by an editor before publication.
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