Crown Point High School Alumni Association

Lifetime Memberships to the CPHS Alumni Association are a one-time investment of ONLY $150! Alumni, faculty, and staff from Crown Point High Schools are welcomed to join! Your generous contribution will help provide funds that allow the Alumni Association to continue offering scholarships to current CPHS students, as well as support the ongoing Alumni and Teacher Hall of Fames. Benefits that are exclusively available to our members include: Access to Class Databases and the ability to contact former classmates, receiving a quarterly electronic newsletter, the right to vote on alumni policies and Hall of Fame inductees, the right to chair alumni committees, and the right to hold office on the Alumni Board of Directors. Please print and fill out the form below and mail it along with your contribution to: CPHS Alumni Association, P.O. Box 240, Crown Point, IN 46308.

Your generous contribution will help provide grants for programs that encourage educational innovation, promote excellence, and create educational opportunities for students at Crown Point High Schools. The CPHS Alumni Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization under the regulations of the Internal Revenue Service. All contributions to the Association are tax-deductible to the extent provided by law.

We have several types of scholarships available for students attending Crown Point High Schools to apply for. The applications are released every February. The Theodore W. Smith Art Scholarship is a $1,500 award given to a student selected by the Ted Smith Art Scholarship committee, requiring the submission of a digital artwork portfolio. Additionally, two Portrait of a Graduate scholarships are offered to students from Crown Point High Schools who best exemplify all 6 of the C’s. While achieving all 6 might be challenging for many, applications are still welcomed as long as candidates can document meeting at least 4 of the 6 C’s. The Bulldog Underdog Scholarship is specifically awarded to a graduating student from Crown Point High Schools who has faced significant challenges and has demonstrated resilience, aspiring to continue their education with a $1,500 award. Lastly, in memory of Nolan Gold, this scholarship is granted to a graduating student from Crown Point High Schools who plans to attend any four-year college or university to pursue a bachelor's degree.