Scholarship Program

The Mission of the Washington County Fair Association is to promote and encourage agriculture, horticulture and home economics through the exhibition of related products with a principal goal to support youth activities thru education and scholarship. Because of our mission, we offer an annual scholarship program. Each year, over 20 scholarships are awarded to exceptional local youth seeking a college education. In order to be eligible for the scholarship program, youth need to fill out and submit the PDF form available below.

Our 2019 Scholarship Winners

Mike Hopkins Distributing - Hanna Warmke

Imus Ranch-Don & Deirdre Imus - Caroline Schroeder

Appel Ford - Mattie Niebuhr

Blue Bell Creameries - Connor Himley

Bluebonnet Electric - Tatum Smidovec

Brenham Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep - MaryCaroline Bearden

Hodde Real Estate - Blane Ashorn

KWHI/KTTX - Alvin J. Carlile

Rio Ranch - Brianna Jasinski

Wellmann Insurance - Reid Bentke

Champion Drive - Camryn Finke

Champion Drive - Laura Zibilski

Champion Drive - Molly Voskamp

Champion Drive - Taylor Klatte

Champion Drive - Allen Schwartz

Washington County Fair - Paige Kenjura

Washington County Fair - Blake Kohring

Washington County Fair - Katie Murski

Washington County Fair - Alissa Rodriquez

Washington County Fair - Marshall Wagner

Washington County Fair - Caleb Harmel

TAF&E - Marshall Wagner

Program Guidelines

1. Be a U.S. citizen.

2. Submit a one-page essay on the impact the Fair has had on you.

3. Have participated in the Washington County Fair.

4. Furnish a letter of recommendation from a teacher or principal.

5. Provide college entrance exam scores and copy of high school transcript.

6. Must be a high school graduate and plan to attend an accredited school of higher education or professional training within 5 years.

7. After enrolling, proof of enrollment must be sent to the Fair Association and funds will be paid directly to school.

Rules & Application

Scholarship Application

Deadline for postmark of application is March 5, 2019