Bay Area All-Star Scholarship Team
Bay FC will partner with the San Jose Sharks, San Francisco Giants, Golden State Warriors, and San Jose Earthquakes on a joint scholarship program for high school seniors, forming the Bay Area All-Star Scholarship Team (BAASST). The 2024-25 Application Cycle will open in November.
The Bay Area All-Star Scholarships will be awarded to five successful students residing within the Bay Area’s nine counties. Each scholar will receive an award in the amount of $5,000 and will be recognized at team ceremonies. Bay FC’s BAASST territory comprises all participating high schools in Alameda and Marin counties.
A teacher or school administrator must nominate all scholarship candidates. To nominate a student(s), the school official must attach a letter of recommendation describing the unique qualities, achievements, and circumstances that make the student(s) an exceptional scholarship nominee.
Application Information
Student Applicants must meet the following criteria for nomination:
- Be a college-bound senior currently attending a Bay Area participating high school in Alameda or Marin County.
- Have a Tax ID Number.
- Display leadership qualities in the classroom.
- Have a minimum grade point average of 3.0 from sophomore to senior year of high school.
- Demonstrate the value of education, good work ethic, and community outreach.
Each student must submit the following information to complete this application:
- BAASST Application Form
- Taking into consideration academic achievement, extracurricular activities, and community involvement, please write a 2-3-page essay explaining why you believe you are a deserving BAASST candidate.
- Two letters of recommendation from non-relatives. The teacher, principal, or counselor who nominated the student must write one of the letters of recommendation.
- Official transcripts from each high school attended.
Have a question? Email the Community team at moc.cfyab@erebatorren with “BAASST” included in the subject line.
Participating Schools
Alameda County
| Alameda High School | Crossroads High (Alternative) | Lincoln High (Continuation) | Oakland Technical High |
| Amador Valley High | Decoto School for Independent Study | LPS Hayward Campus | Oakland Unity High |
| American Indian Public High | Dewey Academy | LPS Oakland R & D Campus | Piedmont High |
| Arise High School | East Bay Arts High | Madison Park Academy 6-12 | Ralph J. Bunche High |
| Arroyo High | East Bay Innovation Academy | McClymonds High | Royal Sunset (Continuation) |
| Aspire Golden State College Preparatory Academy | Foothill High | MetWest High | Rudsdale Continuation |
| Aspire Lionel Wilson College Preparatory Academy | Fremont High | Millennium High Alternative | San Leandro High |
| Bay Area Technology | Gateway to College at Laney College | Newark Memorial High | San Lorenzo High |
| Bridgepoint High (Continuation) | Independent Study, Sojourner Truth | Oakland Charter High School | Skyline High |
| Castlemont High | KIPP King Collegiate High | Oakland High School | Street Academy (Alternative) |
| Coliseum College Prep Academy | Latitude 37.8 High | Oakland International High School | Tri-Valley ROP |
| Community Day | LIFE Academy | Oakland Military Institute, College Preparatory Academy | Village High |
| Conservatory of Vocal/Instrumental Arts High | Lighthouse Community Charter High | Oakland School for the Arts |
Marin County
| Archie Williams High School | Novato High School | San Rafael High School | Tomales High School |
| Madrone High School | Redwood High School | Tamalpais High School | |
| Marin Oaks High School | San Andreas High School | Tamiscal Independent Study | |
| NOVA Independent Study School | San Marin High School | Terra Linda High School |
