Westwood Recreation Scholarship
Financial-need scholarship open to Westwood residents toward Westwood Recreation summer programs; only certain programs are eligible and programs run by some contractors are not.
Sports
Arts & music
STEM
Camps
After-school & life skills
Affordability
Fee waivers, sliding scales and scholarships published by the organizations that run these programs — each with who is eligible and the page that decides it. Nothing here is estimated from a family's income, and a program with no aid published simply does not appear. A few are awards toward college rather than help with a program fee; those are labelled College scholarship.
11 schemes serve Westwood families.
Financial-need scholarship open to Westwood residents toward Westwood Recreation summer programs; only certain programs are eligible and programs run by some contractors are not.
Camp scholarship of $800 per child per fiscal year for school-aged children residing in Westwood, paid directly to the camp, with application deadlines in February, March, April and May.
Short-term emergency funding for Westwood residents of any income or age facing a crisis, covering items such as rent, utilities, medical bills and summer camp fees.
Families who qualify for free or reduced-price meals and sign the Sharing Information with Other Programs form may get waivers or reductions on school fees including athletic fees, bus fees, field trips and kindergarten tuition.
Need-based scholarships for graduating Westwood High School seniors and for WPS students placed in approved out-of-district special education high schools; applicants submit a FAFSA Student Aid Index and awards are tiered by level of need.
State subsidy that pays child care and out-of-school-time providers directly for Massachusetts families who meet the program's income and service-need rules; families pay a parent fee based on family size and income and many families pay nothing.
Two $1,000 college scholarships, one to a graduating senior from the girls' programs and one from the boys', for students who played WBA intown or travel basketball.
Income-based aid for summer camps, school-vacation days and family programs at the Hale Reservation in Westwood, applied for by emailing the financial-aid office.
Reduced or waived WHS athletic fees for families who need it; parents contact the Executive Assistant to the Superintendent named on the fees page.
Confidential fee assistance for the girls' lacrosse program; a family emails the league address to be considered.
Covers 100% of registration for any WYS program, selected as the payment method during registration with a short rationale form; free/reduced school bus waiver holders qualify automatically.
What’s new
Registration openings, deadlines and published dates for programs in Westwood, taken from the providers’ own pages. Nothing here is a deadline we worked out — where a source does not state a date, it says so.
When providers say registration opens and closes.