The Lyndonville Area Foundation oversees the following scholarships at Lyndonville High School:
- The Josie Gracey Memorial Scholarship: First awarded in 1993 in memory of Josie Plummer Gracey. Josie Gracey was born in 1889 and a 1908 graduate of Lyndonville High School. She was a long-time resident of Lyndonville.
- The Mabel I. Stroyan Memorial Scholarship was established in 1998 and is presented in honor of Mabel Stroyan, a life-long resident of Lyndonville and a 1920 graduate of Lyndonville High School. She had a keen interest in science, earning her B.S. in Botany from Wells College. This scholarship is given with preference for a female who will major in science.
- The Directors’ Scholarship was first presented in 1999 and is in honor of or in memory of an individual who serves or served as a Member or Director of the Lyndonville Area Foundation.
- The Frank B. Housel, Jr. Memorial Scholarships are presented through the generosity and in memory of Frank B. Housel, Jr, a life-long resident of Lyndonville and a 1936 graduate of Lyndonville High School. Mr. Housel earned his bachelor’s degree from Oberlin College.
- The Skinner-Wilson Scholarship was first presented in 2008. This scholarship was established through the kindness and generosity of Mr. Donald O. Skinner, a 1950 graduate of Lyndonville Central School and his mother, Ruth Wilson, also a graduate of Lyndonville.
- The Trevor T. Cook Memorial Scholarship was first awarded in 2012. The scholarship is in honor of the late Marine Sgt. Trevor T. Cook, a graduate of Lyndonville Central School who perished in a Marine helicopter training accident. This scholarship is in his honor and is presented annually by the Cook family in conjunction with the Lyndonville Area Foundation.
- The Founders Memorial Scholarships are awarded in collective honor of the founders and original members and directors of the Lyndonville Area Foundation.
The following plaques are located outside the Stroyan Auditorium and list the different scholarships and recipients.
