The McCormick Scholars
Founded by Mr. Thomas McCormick ’68 to provide a comprehensive scholarship to intellectually gifted Black/African American young men to attend Archbishop Molloy High School. During this four-year program, Molloy will foster the intellectual growth of these extraordinary young men and help embrace and develop their gifts.
The Thomas J. Ashton Memorial Scholarship
The William Barry Memorial Scholarship
The Florence & John Blaney Scholarship
The Brother Angus Scholarship
The Joseph J. Berry Memorial Scholarship
The James Callahan Memorial Scholarship
The Anthony J. Caruana Memorial Scholarship
The Firefighter Michael J. Cawley Memorial Scholarship
More Information: Firefighter Michael J. Cawley Memorial Scholarship
The Robert Englert Fellowship
The Daniel Fitzgerald Memorial Scholarship
Fr. Brendan Forde Scholarship
The John Gibbons Memorial Scholarship
The Christopher Green Scholarship
The Andrew Harvey Memorial Scholarship
The Brother Terence Memorial Scholarship
The Jim Kinnier Scholarship
The Brother Ronald Marcellin Memorial Scholarship
The Captain Anthony Marsloe Scholarship
The John J. McGovern Memorial Scholarship
The Camille Palmero Melli Scholarship
Lt. Robert Nagel Memorial Scholarship
Lt. Robert Nagel Memorial Scholarship
The Patrick Rein Memorial Scholarship
The Louis Rossi Memorial Scholarship
The Shannon Family Scholarship
St. Elizabeth's Catholic Academy Scholarship
The Michael Viola Memorial Scholarship
The Captain Patrick Waters Memorial Scholarship
The Stephen J. Wuertz Memorial Scholarship
A four-year scholarship is awarded to one incoming freshman each year with priority given to well-rounded students from St. Elizabeth Academy in Ozone Park or St. Thomas Academy in Woodhaven. The scholarship amounts to $4,000 per year for each of the student’s four years of high school, a total of $16,000 for the student’s career at Molloy. All applicants must comply with the requirements of the named scholarship including an essay about themselves. At the discretion of the Scholarship’s Board (The Wuertz Family), additional scholarships may be given at any time.
The Joseph and Kathryn Licata Scholarship