Howley Foundation partners with CSU to provide VASJ graduates with scholarship support

The Howley Foundation announced Dec. 13 that it has formed an innovative partnership with Cleveland State University to allow economically disadvantaged students from select Northeast Ohio high schools to complete a college degree.  

Under the new program, The Howley Foundation and CSU will provide qualified graduates from Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School, along with Benedictine and Saint Martin de Porres, up to $11,000 annually in scholarship support. 

“Our goal is to make higher education more accessible and affordable for economically disadvantaged students,” said PJ Reindel, executive director of The Howley Foundation, in a statement. “We want to make sure that they have the resources and support they need to not only get to college, but through college and on to meaningful careers.”

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