Scholarships

Palma Scholars Program

Established: 2011
Named for: Lark Palma, former Head of School

The Palma Scholars Program attracts academically accomplished students who also demonstrate potential in athletics, leadership, and service.

Eligibility

• New Catlin Gabel students entering Grade 9
• Demonstrated or potential excellence in the four pillars: Academics, Athletics, Leadership, and Service

Award

• Annual scholarship of 25% of tuition, renewable each year based on participation and performance
• Special academic and travel opportunities

Apply

• Visit the Palma Scholars Program Application page for details.

Malone Scholars Program

Established: 2005, with a $2 million endowment from the Malone Family Foundation, Catlin Gabel is the only Oregon school and one of 50 nationwide to receive this honor.

The Malone Program supports gifted students with financial need, providing access to high-quality education and enrichment opportunities.

Elgibility

• New or current students entering Grades 7–12 In the top 5% academically, of high character, and highly motivated
• U.S. citizens
• Families must qualify for at least 30% tuition in need-based financial assistance

Award

• Renewable, need-based scholarship for each year of enrollment and academic standing

Apply

• No separate application required
• Apply through the standard admission and financial assistance process
• Recipients are selected by the Financial Assistance Committee
• Note: Students cannot receive both Malone and Palma scholarships

Caroline D. Bradley Scholarship

Administered by: The Institute for Educational Advancement (IEA)

This national scholarship recognizes exceptionally gifted middle school students who demonstrate both intellectual and personal excellence. Recipients receive a four-year high school scholarship covering tuition at a school or approved program of their choice.

Catlin Gabel does not administer this scholarship; however, all Portland-area recipients to date have chosen Catlin Gabel for high school.

Eligibility

• U.S. citizens currently in Grade 7 and residing in the United States

Apply

• Visit the IEA Caroline D. Bradley Scholarship page for details
• Application deadline: typically April of 7th grade year