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Applicants must be high school seniors or graduates of Sprague High School in Sprague, Washington who intend to pursue a college major in the humanities or social sciences.

Note that the applicant appraisal section of the application must be completed by the high school principal for applicants who are high school seniors. Previous William and Flossie Sanborn Scholarship recipients are eligible to re-apply. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

The scholarship is open to any graduating senior or past graduate of Lind-Ritzville, Washtucna, Connell, and Kahlotus High Schools.

Homeschooled students from the region of the listed high schools are also eligible to apply. The scholarship may be applied to all levels of post-secondary education, including 2- and 4-year college and technical/vocational schools, with full-time enrollment status required. Applicants must demonstrate financial need, academic excellence, and good personal character. Previous recipients of the Willard and Patricia Hennings Scholarship are eligible to re-apply provided they have maintained a minimum 3.2 college GPA and are enrolled full-time. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

Applicants must be teachers of the K-12 grade level in the Valley School District #70, Stevens County, Washington.

Preference will be given to new or experienced teachers who:

• cultivate educational environments that enable students to meet college and career goals
• experiment and apply new approaches, technologies, curricular enhancement, course design and assessments
• improve teaching skills

The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

Click here to access the application and submit to scholarships@innovia.org.

Applicants must be high school seniors or graduates and attended school in the Valley School District #70 in Stevens County, Washington for a minimum of 4 years.

Preference will be given to students with financial need. High School GPA for all recipients must be at least 2.5. The review committee will consider school activities, community service and employment/work experience. Enrollment in an academic program can be full- or part-time. Previous recipients of this award are eligible to reapply. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

Applicants must be children or grandchildren of current employees at Travis Pattern and related companies.

Parent or grandparent must have been employed by Travis Pattern and related companies for at least three years, and the child or grandchild must be under age 23. Previous recipients of this award are eligible to reapply. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due April 18th at 3:00PM. For additional information, contact Brittany Fleming at Travis Pattern & Foundry at (509) 466-3545.

The application for this scholarship is separate from our online scholarships portal. Applications are available beginning February 6 and due March 4. Innovia Foundation is proud to partner with Scholarship America for the administration of the Travis Companies Scholarship. Click Here to access the Travis Companies application.

This scholarship is open to all seniors and graduates in Innovia’s 20-county service region in the Inland Northwest.

Preference will be given to students who plan to attend community college prior to transferring to a four-year school (excluding Ivy League schools) and students who intend to re-apply for additional aid throughout college.  Previous recipients are eligible to re-apply.

The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

High School Seniors in all counties served by the Foundation eligible to apply. Applicants must have participated in competitive swimming times achieved through swimming meets during school years.

Students must submit a letter of recommendation from a coach confirming participation in swimming meets. High school GPA for applicants must be at least 3.5. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

This scholarship is for Pullman High School senior students interested in a career in bioscience or bioengineering.

If a current PHS Senior does not apply, a former PHS graduate currently studying for a career in bioscience or engineering can be considered. A GPA of 3.0 PHS cumulative GPA is required. Two letters of reference: at least one from a teacher, coach, or counselor. The other may be from a member of the community not related to the student who knows the student well. The student must have a history of volunteering in the community. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

This scholarship is given to a Pullman High School senior who has been passionately involved in the arts during their high school career and hopes to continue their involvement with the arts in either an extracurricular, minor or major in college.

They do not need to pursue a degree in the arts to qualify for this scholarship, but wish to be a lifelong supporter of the arts. A 750 word or less essay must be submitted. The prompt for the essay is as follows. "The purpose of arts education is not to produce more artists, though that is a byproduct. The real purpose of arts education is to create complete human beings capable of leading successful and productive lives in a free society." - Dana Gioia. Please explain in 750 words or less the impact the art discipline(s) you have been involved with has shaped you and how you hope to keep the arts a part of your life. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

This scholarship, in the sole discretion of the Pullman Education Foundation, is for senior male students at Pullman High School who have made solid efforts as a student, participated in PHS athletics, and will be attending Washington State University after graduation from PHS. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

Applicants must be residents of Spokane County currently enrolled, or enrolling, as a full-time college student to pursue a degree in environmental sciences, environmental studies, ecology, recreational management or land management.

Applicant must have a financial need and a minimum 2.5 GPA. Previous Rika Ream Environmental Scholarship recipients are eligible to re-apply. The application for this scholarship is available the first week of December and due March 4.

Applicants must be children or grandchildren of full-time Hot start employees.

Applicants must be age 27 years of age or younger and their parent or grandparent must have a minimum of two years employment with Hot start as of the application deadline date. Applicants must be high school seniors or graduates who plan to enroll or are enrolled in a full-time undergraduate course of study at an accredited 2-or 4-year college, university, or vocational -technical school in the United States for the entire
academic year.

Recipients must demonstrate financial need. Previous Rick Robinson Hot start Scholarship recipients may reapply for the scholarship each year they meet eligibility. An individual may receive an award no more than four times.

The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

The scholarship supports students with one of the following circumstances: Students in foster care, guardianship or group homes or emancipated minors not in the care, custody or control of their birth parents. Students in foster care for the majority of his/her life and not in contact with biological parents for a significant period of time.

Applicants must submit proof of their status as described above. or, Applicants can be students with physical disabilities. Applicants must provide a doctor’s report describing the disability and the limitation to their ability to work. Applicants must be high school seniors or graduates age 21 or younger and must attend accredited post-secondary schools in Washington state on a full- or part-time basis. Applicants must also have a residence of Spokane County. Recipients may re-apply in subsequent years, regardless of age. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4. Applications must be submitted to Scholarship America.

Provided by P.E.O. Chapter S in Pullman, Washington, this scholarship is for full-time or part-time female students who will be Pullman High School graduates and plan to attend an accredited postsecondary 2 or 4-year educational institution in the United States in the fall of the academic year following their high school graduation.

Applicants should exhibit excellence in leadership, extracurricular activities, community service, academics, and potential for future success, and have a minimum cumulative unweighted GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. They must also submit a transcript. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

This scholarship aims to support the educational aspirations of individuals from Spokane and Kootenai Counties who identify as LGBTQA+ or Allies, helping them achieve their academic and career goals while fostering a sense of community engagement. Applicants must be either: 1) High school graduates from Spokane or Kootenai Counties, or 2) College students or 3) working professionals from Spokane or Kootenai Counties.

Applicants must identify as part of the LGBTQA+ community or as Allies. All applicants must demonstrate financial need to be considered for this scholarship. No minimum GPA required. Applicants should demonstrate exceptional character, leadership and/or LGBTQA+ community involvement. Applicants can apply and compete for the Outreach Foundation Helen Bonser Scholarship after a waiting period of 5 years. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

This scholarship is for a Pullman High school graduate who has made solid efforts as a student and exemplifies the highest values of kindness, compassion, loyalty and service to family, friends, community and country.

The application process involves submitting a 500-word essay which details special awards, honors, achievements, activities, and future plans. The scholarship can be used for a student entering the military, pursuing service work, traveling, college bound or entering a technical college. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

Applicants must be residents in South Pend Oreille County, Washington or within the West Bonner County School District boundaries in Idaho who demonstrate a financial need.

Scholarships and individual awards to achieve a specific objective will be made in the form of grants to students, apprentices or interns participating in a training program, internship or apprenticeship to prepare them for gainful employment in a recognized occupation that is not prohibited under federal or state law. Such grants will be awarded to individuals to improve or enhance a vocational skill; and develop specialized skills or knowledge in literary, artistic, musical, scientific, teaching or other similar skills or talents. There is no age restriction for applicants. Scholarships and individual awards will be made to both continuing students and to students applying to junior colleges or technical schools for the first time. Application requires verification of eligibility, financial need, two letters of recommendation and an essay that includes any unusual or special circumstances, if applicable.

The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4. For more information, please contact Brad Mingay, Club Treasurer, Newport/Priest River Rotary Club, P.O. Box 2305, Priest River, ID 83856, bmingay@conceptcable.com, 208-448-2875.

Applicants must be high school seniors or graduates of Lincoln County, Washington schools, or from that part of Spokane County in the Reardan-Edwall School District or a direct descendant of someone previously employed by Dale D. Wilson, regardless of their current residence location.

Preference will be given to descendants of Dale D. Wilson’s employees and to those in the Mondovi Grange area (Reardan-Edwall and Davenport school districts). Previous Mondovi Grange/Wilson Farm Scholarship recipients are eligible to reapply. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

Applicants must be students from Lind-Ritzville High School who want to pursue post-secondary education with a preference toward students pursuing community college, trade or technical schools to become welders, plumbers or electricians.

Applicant must have a financial need and a minimum 2.5 GPA. Prior awarded applicants may re-apply. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

Applicants must be in the final year (Senior) at Lewis and Clark High School Spokane, WA;

Applicant must plan to attend WSU as a full-time student; applicant must exhibit strength of character, scholarship and humility. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

Applicants must be a Senior at Central Valley High School in Spokane, WA;

applicant must plan to attend a community college or four-year university as a full-time student; applicant must exhibit strength of character, scholarship and humility. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

Applicants must be graduating seniors of Wahluke High School in Grant County who are pursuing a degree in a medical-related field.

The application for this scholarship is separate from our online scholarships portal. Contact the counseling department at Wahluke High School to apply to this scholarship.

Brenda Negrete, Wahluke High School Counseling Department: bnegrete@wahluke.net or 509-932-4477.

This scholarship is for Pullman High School graduates who have made solid efforts to improve their
scholastic standing and have been distinguished by their enthusiasm and contributions to others, both
in school and in the community. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

Students in all counties served by the Foundation eligible to apply.

Applicants must be American citizens demonstrating financial need and academic achievement. Preference shall be given to students with community service experience. Students must reside in or have attended high school within the geographic region served by Innovia Foundation. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4. Previous recipients are eligible to re-apply.

Applicants must be graduating seniors in Benewah County or Latah County, Idaho and attending North Idaho College, the University of Idaho or the University of Washington.

Academic achievement, financial need and community service are factors for selection. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

Applicants must be entering their first year of post-secondary education, have maintained a 3.0 GPA (or its equivalent) in the last two years of secondary education and have resided for two years in one of the following counties: Spokane, Lincoln, Pend Oreille, Stevens or Whitman counties in Washington, or Kootenai, Shoshone, Bonner or Boundary counties in Idaho.

The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4. Applications must be submitted to Scholarship America. Hudon applicants are strongly encouraged to include up to two (2) teacher recommendations.

Applicants must be graduating seniors of the Selkirk School District who have demonstrated good citizenship, appreciation of American heritage and the American way of life, have displayed upstanding moral character, strong academic progress and responsibility toward others.

The application for this scholarship is separate from our online scholarships portal. The program will accept applications January 1 - February 23. For application information, contact Debbie Mathews, Admin Secretary, Selkirk Consolidated School District #70, at dmathews@selkirkschools.org or call (509) 446-2951.

Applicants must be high school seniors or graduates of Bonners Ferry High School in Bonners Ferry, Idaho.

Academic achievement and financial need are the primary factors for consideration. Applicants must have maintained a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 through the seventh semester of high school. Preference is given to students who are high school seniors and who have demonstrated a strong interest in music during high school. Previous Lenhart Scholarship recipients are eligible to re-apply. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

Applicants must be high school seniors or graduates and attended school in the Valley School District #70 in Stevens County, Washington for a minimum of 4 years.

Preference will be given to students with financial need. High school GPA for all applicants must be at least 2.5. The review committee will consider school activities, community service and employment/work experience.

Previous recipients of the Valley Education and Innovation Scholarship are eligible to re-apply for this scholarship.

Enrollment in an academic program can be full- or part-time. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

Applicants must be high school seniors at, or graduates of, John R. Rogers High School, who have demonstrated financial need and have maintained a GPA of 3.0 or higher through the seventh semester of high school.

Previous Joy-Hughes Scholarship recipients are eligible to re-apply. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4

Applicants must be graduates of John R. Rogers High School with a GPA of 2.5 or higher. Applicants must be good citizens of the community with high moral standards and have a strong desire for a post-secondary education. Applicants must demonstrate financial need to pay the expenses of a higher education.

Preference will be given to students with an interest in business, forestry and/or natural resources. Types of “business” fields include finance, accounting, advertising/marketing (including social media marketing), information technology, computer science, human resources, entrepreneurship, business management, hospitality management and construction management. Applicants may re-apply for a second year of
scholarship funding, but award amount will not exceed 50% of the first year's award. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

Applicants must be graduating seniors from Spokane County.

Preference will be given to Mead School and student who are from the Mead Design Studio. Applicants must provide a Portfolio of Design Work or Essay of 500 words describing their journey, explaining evidence of genuine engagement with the chosen area of interest, and demonstrate having embraced challenges and ventured out of their comfort zone. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

Applicants must be graduating seniors of Liberty High School. Academic achievement, financial need and community service are factors for selection.

The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

Open to graduating female seniors at Pullman High School who have been accepted into an
institution of higher learning and have participated in interscholastic athletics at PHS, with a
preference for volleyball and fast-pitch softball.

The application process includes submitting an official transcript, a letter of application, and at least two letters of reference. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

Applicants must be a resident in one of the five northern counties of Idaho (Boundary, Bonner, Kootenai, Shoshone and Benewah).

Applicants must be accepted or enrolled in post-secondary education in the field of dentistry or dental hygiene as a dental hygienist, dental assistant, dental business assistant or dentist. Previous Idaho Panhandle Dental Society Memorial Scholarship recipients are eligible to re-apply. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

This scholarship is for Pullman High School senior students interested in a career in teaching or special education, with a minimum 3.0 PHS cumulative grade point average.

If a current PHS Senior does not apply, a former PHS graduate currently studying for a career in teaching or special education can be considered. The student must have a history of volunteering in the community. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

Applicants must be graduates of Clark Fork High School in Clark Fork, Idaho.

Financial need and academic performance (minimum 2.5 GPA) are the primary factors for selection by the scholarship committee. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

The Creating Wonder Scholarship is for high school seniors in Spokane County who are planning to attend full time at a public or private 2- or 4-yr., or vocational college or university with an interest in Art, Art Education, Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Interior Design, Advertising, Marketing, Photography, Cinematography, Publishing or Graphic Arts.

This is not intended for performing art students. Talent, discipline, commitment, passion, experience and ability to express through art are primary factors for consideration. Samples of artwork are required for the scholarship program. Previous Harold Balazs Creating Wonder Scholarship recipients are eligible to re-apply. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

Applicants must be graduating seniors of University, Central Valley or Ridgeline High Schools who have participated in the instrumental music program.

Applicants must have maintained a 3.0 GPA or higher. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

This endowed scholarship supports students in Spokane County with preference to those attending Duke University, Marquette University, Alverno College, or any accredited college within Washington State. The fund provides educational scholarships for students pursuing one of the traditional Seven Arts (Architecture, Sculpture, Painting, Literature, Music, Performing and Film), and other fields of art study such as ceramics, metals, photography, drawing, etc.

Minimum GPA: 2.75

Personal Demographics: Preference to students not receiving an athletic scholarship

 Academic Programs:

• Public 2-yr Community, Vocational, Technical College
• Public 4-year University or College
• Private Vocational/Technical/Career College

Enrollment Status: Minimum of half-time enrollment

Other Factors for Consideration:

• School activities (sports, clubs, etc.)
• Community service/volunteer work
• Letter of recommendation (not a relative)

The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.

Available to graduating seniors at Pullman High School who have been accepted into an institution of higher learning and are serious about their future in education.

The application process involves submitting an official transcript and a letter of application, as well as a 500-word essay explaining why the applicant wants to become a teacher. The application for this scholarship is available beginning the first week of December and due March 4.