Nominate
Loveland High School staff nominate a current senior based on a firsthand example of character, service, resilience, or leadership.
Wolterman Law Community Initiative
The Go Beyond Scholarship
A year-long recognition program for Loveland High School seniors who lead with character, show up for others, and make their community stronger.
Nominated by Loveland High School staff. Selected through a character-based review process.
9monthly honorees
$5,000scholarship total
$1,250four annual payments
// A Community Initiative
Recognizing Character That Strengthens a Community
The Go Beyond Scholarship celebrates seniors whose everyday choices make a difference. The program recognizes integrity, service, resilience, leadership, and inclusion, especially when those qualities may not come with a grade, award, or public attention.
It is designed for the student who helps others, contributes consistently, responds to challenges with strength, or makes school and community life better through action.
// Program at a Glance
How the Program Works
Recognize
One senior is recognized each month from September through May and receives a local recognition package.
Award
The nine monthly honorees are invited to become finalists for one $5,000 scholarship, split into four annual payments of $1,250.
Current seniors only
Nominees must be current Loveland High School seniors.
Staff nominations
Teachers, coaches, counselors, administrators, and support staff may nominate.
Character, not accolades
Recognition is not based on GPA, class rank, test scores, athletics, financial need, or popularity.
Specific stories matter
A firsthand example of integrity, service, resilience, leadership, or inclusion is more useful than general praise.
// The School Year
Program Timeline
Staff submit a short nomination
Staff nominate a senior who went beyond through a specific act of character, service, resilience, or leadership.
One senior receives a spotlight
Wolterman Law selects one monthly spotlight senior through a consistent character-based review process.
Monthly honorees become finalists
The nine monthly honorees receive the finalist application.
One finalist receives the scholarship
One finalist is awarded the Go Beyond Scholarship.
// For Loveland High School Staff
Nominate a Senior Who Goes Beyond
This should take about two to three minutes. Please share a specific example of what you personally observed. Do not include grades, transcripts, discipline information, health information, financial information, disability information, or other student records.
Nominations are based on the nominator’s firsthand observations. Wolterman Law does not ask the school for transcripts, GPA records, discipline information, or other student records. A selected student and parent or guardian, when applicable, will provide written permission before any public recognition is shared.
// Questions and Answers
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can be nominated?
Current Loveland High School seniors may be nominated by teachers, coaches, counselors, administrators, or support staff who have personally observed an example of character, service, resilience, leadership, or inclusion.
What should a staff member include in a nomination?
Please share a specific firsthand story. Explain what the student did, who was affected, and why the moment reflects the student’s character. General praise is less helpful than a concrete example.
How are monthly honorees selected?
Nominations are reviewed through a consistent character-based review process. The focus is on the student’s demonstrated integrity, service, resilience, leadership, or inclusion, not academic or popularity measures.
How does the year-end scholarship work?
The nine monthly honorees are invited to become finalists. The $5,000 scholarship is split into four annual payments of $1,250. The recipient must meet the postsecondary enrollment and annual renewal requirements in the program terms.
What happens if a selected student does not want public recognition?
Public recognition is never required. Wolterman Law will respect the student’s and family’s preference, and written permission will be requested before any public recognition is shared.