Wood County Alternative is located in Quitman, Texas. Scholarships for students attending Wood County Alternative can be found in our scholarship database
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1101 E Goode Street
Quitman, Texas
75783
(903)763-4593
Scholarships
Dana Michelle Pettaway Ministries, Inc., was established in January 2004, in memory of Dana Michelle Pettaway. Dana was a vibrant, teenage leader who glorified God in every aspect of life. Her passion was to impact others through Christian mentorship, positive role modeling, evangelism and tangible acts of service.The Dana Michelle Pettaway Servant’s Heart Scholarship seeks to identify high school seniors...
TBEF annually awards scholarships to outstanding students pursuing degrees in broadcast journalism (or similar majors) at Texas universities and colleges.Ann Arnold Scholarship $5,000Junior, senior, or graduate studentEnrolled in a fully-accredited program that emphasizes broadcast journalismFour-year college or university in TexasDemonstrates financial needBelo $3,000Junior or senior studentEnrolled in a fully-accredited program that emphasizes radio or TV broadcasting or communicationsFour-year college or...
The Texas 4-H Foundation Opportunity Scholarship application is completed entirely online. Applicants will upload supplemental documents when completing the online application. A school official or counselor will be required to complete a portion of the online application in order for the application be considered complete. In order to qualify for a Texas 4-H Opportunity Scholarship, all minimum requirements must be...
The McLaughlin Doty Foundation scholarship was established in 2011 to assist students who need financial assistance in pursuing their educational goals. The scholarship award is for up to $7500 per school year per recipient and is renewable each year for up to 4 years (for a maximum total of $30,000). The application process generally opens in December, and completed applications...
Our journey began in 1998 when PFLAG-Houston and the Houston Area Teen Coalition of Homosexuals (H.A.T.C.H.) united with a shared mission: to uplift LGBTQ+ youth in Houston. This powerful alliance led to the creation of the PFLAG/HATCH Youth Scholarship Foundation in 1999, marking the start of an incredible journey.In 2013, we rebranded as Out for Education, a name that reflects...
Texas Farm Credit presents $5,000 postsecondary scholarships to twelve future ag leaders. These scholarships are named in honor of the late Marsha Pyle Martin, a native of Paris, Texas, who passed away in 2000 following a 30-year Farm Credit career. She was a strong advocate for youths and agriculture and a pioneering female leader, becoming the first woman chairman and...
