ClearWater Solutions Awards $10,000 in Scholarships to Local Graduating Seniors

ClearWater Solutions Expands Higher Education Commitment with $10,000 in 2025 Scholarship Awards

ClearWater Solutions (CWS), a nationally recognized leader in water and wastewater management services, has officially announced the awarding of $10,000 in higher education scholarships to outstanding graduating high school seniors this year. The 2025 scholarship recipients represent a diverse group of high-achieving students from schools located across the company’s expanding operating footprint, as well as exceptional children of current CWS team members.

Since establishing its corporate scholarship initiative in 2019, ClearWater Solutions has dedicated a cumulative total of $73,000 to help students cover tuition, books, and essential educational expenses. This ongoing program reflects the company’s deep-seated commitment to supporting local education, driving community development, and directly investing in the future leaders and workforce of tomorrow.

“We are truly honored to support these exceptional students as they take the next step in their educational journeys,” said Paul Quentel, Chief Executive Officer of ClearWater Solutions. “These scholarships are a direct reflection of our firm belief in the transformative power of education and our enduring dedication to giving back to the vibrant communities we are privileged to serve every day.”

Investing in Local Talent and Vibrant Communities

At ClearWater Solutions, corporate responsibility extends far beyond delivering safe, high-quality water and wastewater infrastructure management. The annual scholarship program serves as a cornerstone of the organization’s broader community engagement strategy. By alleviating some of the financial burdens associated with pursuing technical degrees, vocational certifications, and four-year college programs, CWS aims to empower young scholars to achieve their full academic and professional potential.

The application process evaluates candidates on academic performance, leadership involvement, community service, and personal character. By honoring both local community members and the children of CWS employees, the company fosters a strong culture of unity, family support, and local empowerment.

ClearWater Solutions extends its warmest congratulations to all 2025 scholarship recipients, celebrating their hard work and wishing them continued excellence in their future academic and career endeavors.

2025 Participating Schools & Regional Footprint

This year’s scholarship honorees represent high schools from across the Southeast, highlighting the geographical reach and community connection of ClearWater Solutions:

  • Alabama: Greensboro High School (Greensboro), Springville High School (Springville), Robert C. Hatch High School (Uniontown), and Andalusia High School (Andalusia)
  • Georgia: Swainsboro High School (Swainsboro) and Cherokee Bluff High School (Flowery Branch)
  • Louisiana: David Thibodaux STEM Magnet Academy (Lafayette)
  • Mississippi: Moss Point High School (Moss Point)
  • South Carolina: McCormick High School (McCormick)
  • Tennessee: Franklin County High School (Decherd)

About ClearWater Solutions

ClearWater Solutions is a premier utility management company dedicated to delivering safe, reliable, and cost-effective operation services for municipal, industrial, and private water and wastewater systems. Operating across an expanding multi-state region, CWS pairs technical expertise and regulatory compliance with a tailored, community-first approach.

By building lasting partnerships with local leaders, investing in local talent, and maintaining critical environmental infrastructure, ClearWater Solutions strives to elevate public health, protect local water resources, and support the long-term vitality of every community it serves. Whether through daily operational excellence or philanthropic initiatives like the CWS Scholarship Program, the company remains focused on creating lasting value for employees, clients, and future generations alike.

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