Congratulations to the BHS Class of 2019
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Congratulations to the Bolivar High School Class of 2019 BEAF scholarship recipients.
Cecil and Faye Wollard Agriculture Scholarship ($750)
Heather Bouling
Bolivar High School Class of 1966 Scholarship ($750)
Mariah Barber
Kyla Ann Quennoz Memorial Scholarship ($550)
Jordan Paige Martin
Lloyd and Martha Morgan Memorial Scholarship ($400)
Cassidy Herbert
Zumwalt Scholarship ($600)
Jonathan Trout
Butler Scholarship ($300 for student going to OTC)
Kylin Sallee
Francis Williams Scholarship ($125)
Rachel Evans
Synda L. Douglas Memorial Scholarship ($1250 each)
Elizabeth Burns
Jordan Paige Martin
Carl and Anna Carson Memorial Scholarship valued at $800
Mitchell Scholarship for $300 per year and renewable for 4 years
Corinne Ames (Carson and Mitchell)
Elizabeth Burns (Carson and Mitchell)
Rachel Evans (Carson and Mitchell)
Nicholas Genovese (Carson and Mitchell)
Gabrielle Hooper (Carson)
Journey Jones (Carson and Mitchell)
Raegan Kelly (Carson)
Jordan Paige Martin (Carson)
Tracen McKinney (Mitchell)
Eryn Spiegel (Carson and Mitchell)
Jonathan Trout (Carson and Mitchell)
Payton Wine (Carson and Mitchell)
Schooley Scholarship ($500)
Mattie Ashlock
Mariah Barber
Reed Forester
Trevor Conley
Rachel Evans
MacKenzie Hall
Gabrielle Hooper
Ian Jones
Carsyn Julien
Raegan Kelly
Lane Mashburn
Cheyanne Matlock
Tracen McKinney
Hannah Newcomb
Jonathan Noblitt
Divy Patel
Braden Rothdiener
Kylin Sallee
Alyson Thompson
Jonathan Trout
Hayden Tucker
Joey Vote
William Patterson Scholarship ($2,650)
Corinne Ames
Tracy Hall
From our founder
BEAF was originally created to purchase property that was leased by the Bolivar R-1 School District on behalf of the Exceptional Cooperative of the Ozarks. While the purpose of the Foundation has always been to assist the Bolivar R-1 School District, its teacher, its students and its graduates who are pursuing higher educational opportunities, the scope of services provided by the Foundation has greatly expanded over the years. Today, its primary focus is to provide scholarships through funds designated by donors to assist Bolivar School graduates with the costs of attending a college, university, vocation or trade school; and a growing program also provides scholarships from unrestricted funds to assist needy students of Bolivar High School who wish to dually enroll in both high school and a local cooperating college or university. BEAF currently administers over $1,750,000 in restricted scholarship funds, and over $200,000 in unrestricted funds that are available in the discretion of the Board to assist the district and its teachers to enhance the learning tools available to the students of the District, and from which dual enrollment scholarships are allocated.
~ Kerry Douglas,
founding member and President of the BEAF Board of Directors
Bolivar Educational Advancement Foundation was created in 1991 for the purpose of funding programs and projects for the Bolivar R-1 Schools. Independent from Bolivar R-1 Schools, the Bolivar Educational Advancement Foundation provides classroom grants as well as dual enrollment courses and scholarships for Bolivar High School graduates. For more information, or to give to the Bolivar Educational Advancement Foundation visit bolivarschoolsfoundation.org.
The Class of 2019 received nearly $2 million in scholarships. BEAF is proud to be among the many organizations providing scholarships to these students. To learn more about setting up a scholarship for future generations at Bolivar High School, contact us at 417-326-5261.
