This scholarship was established in 1982 with money raised as part of a larger Archdiocese of Atlanta capital campaign. This scholarship supports This scholarship is awarded to students with demonstrated financial need.

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Established in 2008 and funded by the St. Pius X Mothers’ Club and a variety of donors, the Greg Abbot Scholarship honors the father of Lauren ’04 and Michael ’08, who died suddenly in 2006. Greg Abbott was the artistic director of DramaTech Theater at Georgia Tech, where he combined his love for theater with a passion for sports. This scholarship is awarded to students with demonstrated financial need, with a preference for students in the Fine Arts.

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This scholarship was established in 2002 by the St. Pius X Alumni Association. Along with a portion of the interest on the endowment, 75 percent of the proceeds raised from the Golf Tournament and Trivia Night are awarded to alumni families who have a financial need. The remaining 25 percent of the proceeds build the Alumni Scholarship Endowment principal.

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Established in 1999 by the family and friends of Timothy Angulo ’02 following his death during his freshman year at St. Pius X, this scholarship is awarded to incoming freshmen, with a preference to Christ the King School students from large families. The recipient must be a well-rounded student and have made significant contributions to their school community.

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Established in memory of Edward Barnsley ’90 by his mother and sister after his tragic death in 1991, two scholarships are awarded each year to students who are unable to afford tuition. One scholarship gives preference to a student who is an advocate for environmental needs through work on this campus and in his/her personal life. The second gives preference to an entering freshman who is in great need of financial assistance.

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This scholarship was established by the classmates, family, and friends of Mikel Bergmann ’79. Mikel served as a mathematics teacher and coach at St. Pius X from 1989 until his death in 1992. He was known for his quiet diligence, commitment, respect, and understanding for his students.This award is given to two students who exemplify these same attributes.

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Byron and his wife Lou were parents of five St. Pius X graduates: Sue Bickes Kranyecz ’68, Joanne Bickes Flanagan ’69, Kathy Bickes Rice ’72, Tom Bickes ’74, James Bickes ’78, and grandparents of: Christy Rice ’98, Jessica Bickes Clayton ’99, Gene Rice ’01, Mandi Bickes ’04, TJ Bickes ’11, and Anne Caroline Bickes ’13.

Established in Byron’s memory by his family, this scholarship is awarded to an incoming freshman whose family is in need of financial support. The recommended student must have already left an active legacy of involvement at his/her middle school and continue this level of involvement in both sports and academics in the St. Pius X community.

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Established in 2024, the Lesley Bowman Scholarship honors this math teacher for her 16 years of service to the school. This scholarship is awarded to students with demonstrated financial need, with a preference for female and minority students.

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This scholarship was established in 1996 by Mrs. Catherine Brisbane in honor of her husband, the father of Mr. Gene Brisbane of the St. Pius X Math Department. This scholarship is given to an incoming freshman who is outstanding in both academics and service to the St. Pius X community.

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The Gene and John Brisbane – St. Joseph High School fund was created in 2019 when the two funds were combined. The Gene and John Brisbane fund was founded by Mrs. Catherine Brisbane in honor of her late husband Gene and her two sons, Gene and John. Gene was a math teacher and coach at St. Pius X and at St. Joseph High School. The St. Joseph High School fund honors this former Archdiocesan high school which operated in downtown Atlanta for 14 years before its closing in 1976. When the school closed, many of its teachers and students moved to St. Pius X. This scholarship is awarded to students with demonstrated financial need.

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This funded award, begun in 2007 by Dan and Lisa Brutto, parents of Michelle ’04 and Danielle ’06, is given to a deserving student who excels in the fine arts — dance, drama, music, or the visual arts.

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Established in 2007 by an anonymous donor, this scholarship honors Bob Buechner, father of seven St. Pius X graduates: David ’73, Linda ’74, Thomas ’76, Michael ’77, Laura ’79, Robert Jr. ’81, and Christopher ’87. This scholarship is awarded to students with demonstrated financial need.

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Established in 2003 by the Holy Cross Council of the Knights of Columbus, this scholarship honors Harry Burns, a Holy Cross Parishioner and longtime member of the Knights of Columbus. The scholarship is awarded to positive and enthusiastic students who have an all-around excellent attitude and who are willing to help wherever needed. The recipients need not be the most excellent scholars or athletes, but they should exercise service to the community.

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Established in 1999 by the Callahan family after Mary Byrne’s death from cancer,  Mrs. Callahan was a part of St. Pius X from 1968 until her death. The mother of nine graduates, and grandmother to others, she served, along with her husband Bob, as president of the Home and School Association, chaired Pius’ first school development fund, and volunteered for numerous other jobs. Along with this scholarship, the gift also helped fund a new floor in the game gym, the tuition assistance fund, and a professional development fund for teachers. The scholarship is given to incoming freshmen who have shown academic excellence, have financial need, and have expressed an interest in participating in athletics.

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Established in 2009 by Mrs. Sheila Collins, former volunteer and employee, this scholarship honors her husband, Mr. Edwin Collins Sr. A beloved husband and friend, “Big Ed” was the father of four St. Pius X graduates (Kathleen ’84, Sheila ’86, Ed ’90, Maureen ’97) and a long time St. Pius X supporter. This scholarship is awarded to incoming freshman from IHM parish or school.

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This scholarship was established in 2011 by Linda Conrads ’70 and Nancy Conrads Pendergast ’72 to honor their parents Jinny and Jim Conrads. Wanting to continue the tradition of financial support to St. Pius X established by their parents, it was their desire to keep their parent’s legacy alive through this endowment. This scholarship is awarded to students with demonstrated financial need. When possible, preference is given to students with physical or learning disabilities.

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Established in 2015 by the family of Ann Crawford, mother of Katherine Crawford '10, this scholarship honors her lifelong commitment to her family and supporting St. Pius X athletics including the Varsity Competition and Football Cheerleading programs. Her enthusiasm and spirit live on through this scholarship and the family is honored to benefit others in her name. This scholarship is awarded to students with demonstrated financial need.

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The Fund was established in 2020 by the friends and family of Matthew G. Daneker ‘09 to honor his memory. Matthew passed away in March 2020 after a brief illness. He will be remembered for his wit, wry smile, and accomplishments as a student and healthcare professional. Matthew’s life was shaped through the influence of caring St. Pius X teachers and faculty, especially principal Steve Spellman. The Fund will provide scholarships to students in need of financial assistance.

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This fund was established in 2008 by the family of Ms. Doll deGolian Sullivan ’71 and the Class of 1971 after she passed away following a courageous battle with cancer. This fund assists families with multiple children enrolled in St. Pius X and other Catholic schools. The donors wish to express their gratitude and recognize the sacrifices made by parents who educate their children in Catholic schools. This scholarship is awarded to freshmen with siblings at St. Pius X.

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This scholarship was established in 2000 by Craig and Rebecca DuVall in honor of their son Kevin Craig DuVall following his death in 1995. Kevin was an excellent student who made straight A’s and received Principal’s List recognition at St. Pius X. This scholarship is given to a rising sophomore who displays not only academic success in mathematics and science, but who exemplifies what is most important in the study of the sciences—a curiosity about the world and a great love and excitement for the study of these subjects.

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These funded awards were begun in 2025 by Pat and Connie Esser, parents of three St. Pius X graduates: Rachelle ’04, Natalie ’08, and Sarah ’11. Three annual awards are given to students with financial need.

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This funded award was begun in 2011 by Pat and Connie Esser, parents of three St. Pius X graduates: Rachelle ’04, Natalie ’08, and Sarah ’11. Throughout their tenure at St. Pius X, the Esser family dedicated much of their time in support of the arts. These awards are given to students with financial need in the fine arts program.

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Begun in 2007 by her family, this funded award honors this devoted wife and mother of two St. Pius X alumnae, Jackie Estafen Zurinaga ’85 and Janine Estafen Kourieh ’91. Madeline, who succumbed to cancer in 2001, was the St. Pius X business manager from 1980-1983. The award honors a deserving female student who has deep Catholic faith and a keen interest in learning about the teachings of the sacred scriptures and the study of the faith.

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Established in 1988 by Pamela Faletti Barker and Paul Faletti in honor of their mother, Mrs. Mary B. Faletti, this scholarship honors their mother’s love for St. Pius X and her involvement with parent organizations in the 1960’s. It is awarded to an outstanding freshman scholar.

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Established in 2024, this scholarship honors Richard Farnsworth, the 1969 STAR Student. Richard and his wife Anne are the parents of Daniel '93, Claire '01, and Sara '07.

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This scholarship was established in 1998 by the family and friends of Julian Fletcher after his death in 1997. Julian was a parent of two St. Pius X students, Elizabeth ’91 (Pyles) and Kathryn ’94 (Moran). He and his wife Cheryl were very active in the early years of the Campus Ministry program, hosting Pius students in their home for group spiritual enrichment meetings. This scholarship is awarded to students who live the principles of Christianity and good citizenship at St. Pius X.

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This scholarship was established by Brad’s family after his death in 2012. Brad was a four-year member of the football team and known for his personal qualities of kindness and quiet confidence. He was also known as a loyal teammate and consummate team player. The scholarship is awarded to student-athletes.

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This scholarship was established by Meredith and Pepper Gay in memory of their brother Brad Gay ’07, who supported their softball careers for many years. This scholarship is given to a student-athlete with high integrity and who exhibits hard work, determination, and leadership qualities.

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The family and friends of Margaret Soulen Gilbert established this scholarship in her memory after she passed away in 2009 after a courageous battle with breast cancer. Her many roles in the St. Pius X community included swimming and diving coach, wife of teacher and coach Mr. Robert (Bob) Gilbert, and mother of four beautiful daughters. A former collegiate swimmer, she passed her love of swimming to countless young people through her coaching career. This scholarship is awarded to students who exhibit strong faith and commitment to their faith, family and school.

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Established in 1998 through a gift from the Roberto C. Goizueta Foundation and further endowed through gifts in 2000 and 2004, this scholarship is given for the Catholic education of Hispanic students.

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This fund was established in 2019 from the trust of Olga Casteleiro de Goizueta to provide need-based financial aid, with a preference for Hispanic/Latino students.

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Established in 1998, this scholarship provides need-based scholarships for Hispanic/Latino students.

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Established by Mr. and Mrs. James Modak in 2012, this scholarship honors the Grey Nuns of the Sacred Heart who served the Diocese and Archdiocese of Atlanta beginning in 1937 until 2010. The Grey Nuns taught at Christ the King, Immaculate Heart of Mary, St. Jude the Apostle, and St. John Neumann schools in addition to their time at St. Pius X Catholic High School. The Grey Nuns were one of the four founding orders of nuns here at St. Pius X and served the school for many years. The preferred scholarship candidates are drawn from the aforementioned Catholic elementary schools where the Grey Nuns taught in the Atlanta area. Scholarship recipients should exhibit an interest in history or social studies, as well as exemplify good citizenship and a desire to serve others.

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Established by the family and friends of Jesse after his sudden death in December 1997, this scholarship is given to a student who exemplifies determination, pride, and spirit—a person who is a team player. The Griffin’s three daughters, Katie ’99, Molly ’01, and Susanne ’03, attended St. Pius X and Jesse’s wife, Susan, was a great supporter and volunteered at numerous activities at St. Pius X.

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Established by her family in 1993 following her death, this scholarship honors Holly ‘92, who struggled with illness and heart disease throughout her four years at St. Pius X. This award is given to a student who, like Holly, displays the qualities of patience, courage, faith and outstanding kindness.

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This scholarship was established in 2019 by the St. Pius X Student Council, 2019 Senior Class, and Cornel and Alex Hagiopol, husband and son of Liliana Mirella Hagiopol. Liliana passed away in 2019 following a short illness. Shel was born in Bucharest, Romania and taught French at St. Pius X from 2005 until her death. Liliana fluently spoke Romanian, French, and English, and she was familiar with Latin and its other Romance descendants. Liliana loved languages, and she presented grammar and culture as a seamless whole by using music and film clips to bring language to life for her students. This scholarship is awarded to a student in the World Languages program, with a preference for students studying French.

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The Charles and Mildred Hart Scholarship provides scholarships to students who are unable to afford tuition. Charles and Mildren were the parents of Kathleen Hart Hanofee ’72 and James B. Hart ’75. They were also the grandparents of Charles Dixon Edwards ’12.

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Don Hedges ’70 was adopted by the Hedges family as a baby. His whole life was all about family. St. Pius X was a great part of that family identity. While attending St. Pius, he was a member of the 1968 State Championship football team. He remained in touch with other teammates through the years. He worked on reunion committees and served on the board for the Alumni Association. This scholarship honors Don and keeps the family tradition of St. Pius X alive. This scholarship is awarded to students with demonstrated financial need.

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Funded by the Home & School Association until 2007, this scholarship was fully endowed in that year. It is awarded to a student who exhibits leadership and a willingness to make contributions to the community.

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Established in 2019, the Del and Carol Homrich Family Scholarship honors the faith of Del and Carol as expressed through their commitment to Atlanta’s Catholic community. Del served as St. Pius X Athletic Association Director from 1970-71, and Carol began working at Immaculate Heart of Mary in 1973 and retired as Parish Director in 2010. The fund was established by their children: Chris ’69, Patricia ’70, David ‘71, Joan ‘74, Janice ’76, Dan ‘77, Mark ’80, and Tim ’84. This scholarship is awarded to students who demonstrate a commitment to serving others through community involvement and volunteer work.  Preference is given to students from single-mother households.

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This scholarship was established in 1998 by Mrs. Charlotte Vogel of the Science Department and her family in honor of her father at the time of his death. This award is given to a sophomore who displays responsibility, dedication to studies, and a love for learning.

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The Deacon Mike and Ruth Jones Family Fund was established in 2019 to honor the mother of this family, who died in 2019, as well as their children who had passed: Michael Kevin ’72, David Roy ’79 and their infant daughter, Kay Marie. This fund also recognizes their other children and grandchildren who were well prepared by their education at St. Pius X. They are Dianne ’75, Danny ’80, Robert ’83 and Nancy ’84. Their grandchildren also attended Pius: Michael ’00, Matthew ’02 and Callie Ulm ’05 and Hannah ’16 and Brennen Jones. This scholarship is awarded to students with demonstrated financial need.

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The Seymour L. Kaplan Scholarship Fund will provide scholarships for students who have financial need.

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Initiated by her son Kevin ’77, this scholarship honors Mrs. Eleanor J. Kennedy, mother of four St. Pius X graduates: Mark Kennedy ’68, Jackie Kennedy Morgan ’69, Barbara Kennedy ’74, and Kevin Kennedy ’77. This scholarship was established after her death in 1996 and is awarded to a sophomore student who combines a deep faith commitment with academic excellence in religion.

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This scholarship was established by St. Pius X alumni Jeff Lane ’73 in honor of his wife, 2016 Distinguished Alumni award honoree Molly Messner Lane ’74. This scholarship benefits female student-athletes.

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Billy played on the inaugural boys’ soccer team, was the MVP both his junior and senior year, and went on to play soccer at the collegiate level. He is an active member of the Class of 1972 and serves as his class representative. This scholarship is awarded to students with demonstrated financial need, with preference for soccer players who exhibit leadership and team-building skills both on and off the field.

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Ricky O’Connell ’89, Tricia Pawly Mueller ’89 and the Liedtke Family established this fund to honor Alexander K. Liedtke ’89 who passed away in April 2020 after a long and courageous battle with a brain tumor. Alex will always be remembered for his unwavering faith, strong work ethic and his love for his family, friends, and community. This scholarship is awarded to students who exemplify a great commitment to their faith, family, and friends.

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This scholarship was established in 1998 by friends and former students in honor of Monsignor Richard Lopez on the 25th anniversary of his Ordination. A beloved religion teacher and spiritual mentor, he began teaching at St. Pius X in 1982. This scholarship is given to a junior who exemplifies the values of hard work, caring, and respect for life.

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The Patrick Magrath ’07 scholarship fund was established in 2020 by The Magrath and Rumely Families to honor Richard Patrick Magrath III, who passed away in July 2020. During his time at St. Pius X Catholic High School, Patrick was an accomplished swimmer, scholar and traveler. Patrick will always be remembered as a gifted researcher, who had a deep love for science and a passion for learning. He had a strong desire to make a positive difference in the world and devoted a substantial amount of his time helping others through tutoring and medical research. This scholarship supports a student in need of financial assistance.

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The McCarthy Cahill Scholarship is awarded to deserving children of the faculty at St. Pius X with priority to families with more than one child enrolled, in memory of the lifelong commitment to Catholic education of the McCarthy and Cahill families. Students must have a good discipline and academic record.

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This scholarship was established in 1993 by members of the Class of 1966 in memory of their classmate Garry McDonough who passed away in 1980. This award is given to two students who, like Garry, exhibit a high degree of sportsmanship and who are involved in many aspects of student life.

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When a loved one passes away, families may ask that donations be made to the St. Pius X Memorial Fund in memory of the deceased. If donations to an individual do not reach $25,000 (in which case an individual endowed scholarship would be created) then the monies are pooled with other gifts.   

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Becky was a 1968 graduate of St. Pius X and the proud mother of four graduates, Matt ’91, Marc ’92, Douglas ’95, and Thomas ’98. This scholarship is awarded to students with financial need.

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Established in 2003 and endowed by the Mothers’ Club and other donors, this scholarship honors a St. Pius X alumna and mother whose devotion to St. Pius X was exemplified by her unbounded enthusiasm and tireless volunteerism for the school. The scholarship is awarded to well-rounded students who have demonstrated enthusiasm and commitment to St. Pius X through participation in a wide range of school activities.

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Established in 2014 by the Miller family in honor of Walt and Jane Miller, parents of five St. Pius X graduates (Melanie Miller Wall ’82, Valerie Miller Maloof ’85, Lisa Miller McCarthy ’87, Holly Miller Emberson ’90, and Lee Miller ’97), this scholarship honors Walt for his tireless acts of service to St. Pius X for over 30 years and Jane’s devotion to raising her children and demonstrating the blessings that come from working hard. This scholarship is awarded to a junior who has a proven commitment to service and who possesses a strong character and work ethic.

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The Brooks Montgomery Scholarship Fund was established by classmates, family, and friends of the 1972 graduate on the 30th anniversary of his death. Lt. Alexander Brooks Montgomery, Jr. lost his life in the service of his country on February 20, 1981, leaving behind his two siblings, Lisa ’73 and Robert ’77. He attended Auburn University on a Navy ROTC Scholarship. This scholarship is awarded to students with demonstrated financial need.

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The Mothers’ Club provides both endowed scholarships and funded awards for students who exhibit a willingness to serve school and society with initiative, enthusiasm, and Christian character. The awardees are sophomore, juniors, or seniors.

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The Jill Mulligan Scholarship was created by her family as a legacy to her lifelong commitment to Catholic education and her deep love of St. Pius X Catholic High School and, in particular, the school’s band and arts programs. Jill’s children, Elena Mulligan ‘18 and Jackson Mulligan ‘21, were both involved in the St. Pius X Arts programs with Jackson having been involved since middle school. It is the family’s belief that this scholarship will help sustain the beauty and meaning that music and the arts bring to life at St. Pius X Catholic High School. When possible this scholarship is awarded to Fine Arts students and those in the band program.

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Originally established in 1999 as the “Elizabeth Novack” scholarship by Tom and Joanne Novack in honor of his mother, Tom changed the scholarship name to “Novack Family” after the death of his beloved wife, Joanne, in 2019. Tom and Joanne volunteered at St. Pius X for more than two decades, and even though they did not have children, they treated each student as their own. This scholarship is awarded to an athlete who excels both on the playing field and in the classroom. When possible, Tom expressed a desire that this scholarship be given to a child in a single parent household who is in need of tuition assistance.

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This fund was established by St. Pius X Alumni friends, coworkers and family who knew and worked with Aaron Michael O’Brien to preserve his memory following Aaron’s untimely death. Aaron’s love and appreciation for his beneficial experiences at St. Pius X and the lasting benefits he enjoyed as a result of his Catholic education make this a fitting tribute to Aaron’s memory and his alma mater.  When possible, this scholarship will be awarded to a soccer player. 

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This scholarship was established in 2005 by Paul Ollinger ’87, Patricia Ollinger Wieler ’84, Claire Ollinger Rohlen ’89, and Cole Ollinger ’85, in honor of their parents Bea and Bill Ollinger. This scholarship is awarded to a student in need of financial assistance.

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This scholarship was established in 1977 by the faculty and friends of Mrs. Betty Patrick, beloved English teacher who taught at St. Pius X from 1972 to 1976 and was very instrumental in helping freshmen rise to meet their academic abilities. This award is given to a current freshman who has made the greatest academic progress.

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Established in 2018, the James and Joan Reardon Scholarship Fund honors James and Joan for their dedication to Catholic education and commitment to athletics at St. Pius X. James and Joan spent countless hours volunteering at St. Pius X, especially in the athletic department and concession stands, to help ensure a well-rounded Catholic education for their children and the entire school community. The fund was established by their children, Colleen Reardon ‘78, Joanie Reardon Raines ‘80, James Reardon ‘86, and Kevin Reardon ‘87. This fund provides scholarships to student athletes. Because of the deeply held respect and appreciation for the St. Pius X faculty, priority is to be given to children of faculty.

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This scholarship was established in 2009 by Mrs. Pat Reiley after her husband’s passing. Mrs. Reiley was involved in the St. Pius X community for over 30 years as both a volunteer and employee. This fund honors Mr. Gene Reiley, Jr., who was a loving husband and father of four St. Pius X alumni (Trish ’81, Terri ’83, Gene ’85, and Peter ’98), and a faithful supporter of the school’s mission. This scholarship is awarded to student athletes who exemplify the St. Pius X Catholic High School ideals of pride, integrity, unity, and sacrifice. 

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Named for Mr. George Sattele, who taught mathematics and coached at St. Pius X from 1970 until 1984, his family endowed this scholarship in 1997. Several of Mr. Sattele’s family members attended St. Pius X, including three nieces and a nephew: Georgia ’84, Ron ’86, Lea ’87, and Gerri ’98. This scholarship is awarded to incoming freshmen who exhibit an outstanding aptitude for mathematics.

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Established in 2000 to honor the sixth principal of St. Pius X, funds are provided for books for St. Pius X students who are the children of faculty and staff.

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This scholarship was established by Stephen’s family after his death in 1996. His wife Terry was an active volunteer and later became an employee at the school. Their sons Curtis ’94 and Marty ’96 were student athletes at St. Pius X. Stephen was a great supporter of his sons and St. Pius X. This scholarship is awarded to students who display the qualities that this father possessed—faith and hard work despite difficulties.

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Established in 2014 by Mrs. Susan Seaver ’64, this funded scholarship honors the memory of her husband and provides tuition assistance for two students who possess the same strong character traits that made Jim an honorable, loyal, hardworking and successful man. Awards are given to one student in the fine arts, preferably the dramatic arts, as well as a student-athlete, preferably one in the baseball or football program.

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This fund was originally inspired by Monsignor Richard Lopez, who suggested that there should be a scholarship dedicated to deserving minority students – particularly Hispanic students who may be unable to afford tuition. Each succeeding class makes donations towards this fund. This scholarship is renewable over four years as long as students remain in good standing.

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This scholarship was created in honor of  Mr. Steve Spellman who served as the seventh principal of St. Pius X from 2000-2020 and the President in the fall of 2020. This scholarship is awarded to students with demonstrated financial need.

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This funded award is given to a student who excels in the performing or visual arts.

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Established in 2000 by Terry and Margaret Stent, parents of St. Pius X graduate Suzanne Stent Hartigan ’82, scholarship preference is awarded to students who are interested in graphic arts.

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Begun in 2013 by Laura and David Stokes in memory of their son Owen,  Owen is one of the Stokes’ five children. He passed away suddenly two months before he was to begin kindergarten at Christ the King school. Owen had a passion for reading, sports and arts and crafts.  Owen was known for his kindness and good manners, and was always ready to do the right thing. Preference is giving to students in the fine arts with siblings in Catholic schools. 

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This scholarship was established by the family and friends of Catherine Todd following her death in 1995. It is awarded to students who display the qualities that this mother of four St. Pius X alumnae (Jenniffer ’94, Jacqueline ’95, Jessica ’97, and Jillian ’01) possessed – living by faith, compassion toward others, true love of life, and outstanding service in the community. Cathy’s strong love and support of her children and St. Pius X was evident in everything she did.

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Established in 2009 by Terry Trotochaud ’64 and his wife Jeanie, this scholarship honors Terry’s parents, Ed and Berniece, who were well aware of the sacrifices and the blessings that come with sending children to Catholic school. All 10 of the Trotochaud children and a number of their grandchildren graduated from St. Pius X. This scholarship is awarded to students with demonstrated financial need.

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Established in 1982 in honor of Ruth Tweed ’81, shortly after her tragic death, this scholarship is given to students who excel in the visual arts program. Ruth was an exceptional artist and much of her time at St. Pius X was spent in the art room. 

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Charlotte Jacobs Vogel was a lifelong educator whose passion for science, students, and learning defined her life. After graduating from Shorter College and earning her master’s in education from the University of West Georgia, she dedicated 38 years to teaching Chemistry and Physics to both high school and college students. She especially cherished her time at Arlington and St. Pius X Catholic High School, where the faith-centered community of students and colleagues held a special place in her heart. She was known not only for her intellect, but for her drive, curiosity, kindness, and ability to inspire others to learn and grow. This fund provides scholarships to incoming freshmen with a preference for students from St. John Neumann Catholic School, where Charlotte Vogel's daughter Mrs. Stacey Coody taught for 30 years, encouraging a love of learning and fostering growth intellectually, personally, and in their faith. Through this scholarship, Charlotte's passion for education will continue to influence and uplift future generations.

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Established in 1996 by David Wallace ’63, this award is given annually to an incoming freshman from a Catholic elementary school and offers renewal each year. It rewards student academic excellence and a willingness to make sacrifices for the good of themselves and their families.

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Established in 1998 by Mr. and Mrs. John Williams, this award is given to a student who works hard to attain success, shows character, and has an outgoing personality.

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This scholarship was established in 1999 by Gary and Bonnie Wolf and their family and friends in honor of their son Wes, a 1997 St. Pius X graduate, after his death in 1999. Wes’ three brothers Whitney ’01, Warner ’04, and William ’06 also attended St. Pius X. The scholarship is given to individuals who combine deep faith with exceptional perseverance, hard work, and dedication in both extracurricular activities and academics.

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Established in 2008 by Mr. Jerry Woods, in honor of his wife, Mrs. Kathi Woods, this scholarship honors her 33 years of dedicated service as a counselor, teacher, coach, and leader at St. Pius X. This scholarship is awarded to outstanding performers in the Study Support program.

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Established in 2025 by her husband, Thomas J. Worosz Jr., the Ann Marie (Schroer) Worosz ’60 Scholarship honors her memory: a devoted Catholic, wife, mother, and member of PiHi’s Class of 1960. Having once relied on the school’s support during times of financial hardship, Ann Marie never forgot the gift of opportunity. This scholarship continues her legacy by helping students who share her dedication to faith, learning, and community, but need financial assistance to attend PiHi.

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Established in the name of the fifth St. Pius X principal, who served from 1976-1991, this scholarship is awarded to a sophomore who displays excellence in academics, involvement in school activities, and service. 

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Established in 2013 by a devoted supporter of the arts, this fund celebrates the legacy of former Director of Theatre Ms. Bonnie Spark and her years of passionate service to our students. By utilizing the fund's annual interest, our drama department has the resources to flourish and expand, keeping the spotlight bright for years to come. 

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This fund was established by alumni Tom and May May Bindewald Bickes ’74 & ’75 in 2015. It provides professional development funding for St. Pius X faculty.

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This fund was established in 1999 by the Callahan family after Mary Byrne’s death from cancer. Mrs. Callahan was a part of St. Pius X from 1968 until her death. She was the mother of nine graduates, and grandmother to others. She served this school, along with her husband Bob, as president of the Home and School Association, chaired Pius’ first school development fund, and volunteered for numerous other jobs on campus. In addition to establishing a scholarship fund for students and a professional development fund for teachers, this gift from the family also funded the new floor in the game gym and supplemented the tuition assistance fund. 

This fund provides continuing education support for St. Pius X faculty. A portion of this fund also provides student scholarships.

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This fund provides teacher enrichment at St. Pius X Catholic High School.

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Established by the family of this Atlanta archbishop who encouraged the growth of the St. Pius X fine arts program, this scholarship supports students who are actively involved in the arts.

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The Excellence in Teaching Fund was created in 1998 to reward excellence, dynamism, and exceptional dedication on the part of individual St. Pius X faculty and staff. The St. Pius X Excellence in Teaching Award and the Excellence in Staff Award recognize those who demonstrate devotion to the whole student through their contribution of time, talent, and energy to all aspects of student life both inside and outside the classroom.

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This fund was established in 2016 by Martin and Jennifer Flanagan, parents of two St. Pius X alumni, to provide enrichment opportunities for faculty, staff, and students. The fund is designed to encourage teachers to take their classes on pilgrimages, field trips, or out of classroom experiences that will engage the students in local arts, events, and learning experiences.

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Created in 2004, this fund provides professional development and continuing education funds for faculty and staff.

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This fund was established to supplement the income of a superior classroom teacher in order to recognize the importance of classroom teaching.

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This scholarship was established in 2010 by Tom and Mary Anne Mall, grandparents of Jessica Mall ’13. Tom (ND ’59) and son Tom, Jr. (ND ’87) are keenly interested in assisting St. Pius X graduates attend their alma mater. Funds are awarded to a graduating senior who has been accepted and plans to attend the University of Notre Dame.

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Established in 2015 by Mike and Susan Petrik, parents of Michael Petrik ’00 and Stephanie Boyea ’04, this fund benefits the general mission of St. Pius X.

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Our General Endowment Fund provides vital unrestricted support that serves as the bedrock of our financial stability. Funds support the school's general operating costs, campus improvements and/or expansion, faculty and staff support, and tuition assistance needs. By providing a consistent and dependable stream of income that we can count on year after year, it empowers the school to engage in long-term strategic planning with confidence. This permanent financial pillar ensures that St. Pius X remains solvent and resilient, ready to meet the evolving needs of our students for generations to come. 

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