Park Welcomes 2025-26 Scholar Applications
Learn about the Malone Scholars program and other 25/26 scholar designations:
The Park School’s robust Tuition Assistance program is funded by a variety of sources including the The Park Fund (the community’s annual giving effort), gifts to special endowed funds that support opportunities for accepted students who meet certain eligibility requirements, and special programs run with the support of partner organizations.
Students who apply to the Tuition Assistance program are automatically considered for various scholar designations – the exception being our Malone Scholars program, requiring an additional application. The application for 2025 Malone Scholars designation is now open!
For more information about scholar designations, additional scholar opportunities, or the Park Tuition Assistance program, in general, please explore our website — including our Scholar Programs page — and/or contact Mennette DuBose San-Lee, Director of Enrollment Management and Tuition Assistance: msanlee@parkschool.net • 410.339.4135.
About the Malone Scholars Program
Tuition assistance grants for scholars entering grades 7–10
Park is the only Baltimore-area school selected by the Malone Family Foundation for a $2.5 million grant supporting tuition assistance. We were chosen for this grant on the basis of our academic caliber; the quality of our staff; excellent accommodations for talented students; strong 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.
Since 2012, Park’s Malone Scholars have brought their authentic selves to the community, enriching classroom discussions, exploring co-curricular opportunities, contributing as team members, performing on stage, and fully engaging in the work we do to become confident questioners and responsible citizens of the world.
Each year, Park School is able to award the Malone Scholar designation to up to two academically talented students entering grades 7–10. In addition to demonstrating academic strength and community engagement, Scholars must meet the need-based tuition assistance eligibility requirements.
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