Scholarship Information

WSCA is proud to offer a high school scholarship with the support and partnership of Xello and Method Learning

Xello & Method Learning High School Scholarship

Xello & Method Learning are very proud to be the official sponsors for all high school scholarships through WSCA each school year.

ELIGIBILITY:

Are you eligible to apply for the WSCA high school scholarship?

Unless otherwise specified, you must:

• Be a Wisconsin resident. Residency is defined by WSCA when:
  • An independent student or the parents of a dependent student have continuously resided in Wisconsin for the previous 12 months.
  • A student has continuously enrolled a minimum of one academic year within the past 12-month period at a Wisconsin high school.
  • Be a graduating Wisconsin high school student during the current academic year.
  • In the state of Wisconsin for any reason, other than a temporary purpose (ie. student visa, travel visa, etc.)
• Are attending a public or private high school in Wisconsin
• Will be attending a post-secondary education program during the 2026-2027 school year.

For Information and to Apply: https://www.wscaweb.org/awards-scholarships/scholarships/

Fehr Graham’s engineering and environmental scholarships for high school seniors

The Fehr Graham Scholarship is valued at $2,500 per year and will go to five high school seniors pursuing two- and four-year degrees in engineering and environmental fields.

To be eligible for the program, applicants must:

• Live within 50 miles of a Fehr Graham office. View this map to determine if you live within the area.
• Enroll in the first year of post-secondary education in the upcoming fall semester.
• Pursue a degree in engineering (specifically water, wastewater, transportation, structural), landscape architecture, land surveying, geology, hydrogeology, assessment and remediation, or environmental health and safety.

For more information and to Apply:  https://www.fehrgraham.com/about-us/scholarship

You can receive a scholarship of up to $40,000
(up to $10,000/year) towards an undergraduate degree in computer science and an offer to complete a summer internship at Amazon!

Applications are now open
and will close on January 15, 2026.

• Be a high school senior in the U.S. who is currently enrolled in or who has completed a high school or college dual degree course where computer science is the subject. Students who have not taken this course can opt-in to take an assessment offered by Amazon.
  
• Be planning to attain a bachelor’s degree in computer science, software engineering, computer engineering, electrical engineering, or other computer science related field of study from an accredited 4-year college or from a 2-year college with the intent to transfer to a 4-year college.
• Must be authorized to work in the U.S. Example: Employment Authorization Document holder, Permanent Resident, or U.S. Citizen.
• Have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.3 on a 4.0 scale (or its equivalent).
• Must demonstrate financial need. This opportunity is to support students with a substantial need for financial assistance.

More information and to apply go to: https://www.amazonfutureengineer.com/scholarships

Each year the Wisconsin Professional Police Association (WPPA) awards scholarships to Wisconsin students enrolling in a course of study leading to a degree in police science or criminal justice. All scholarships are awarded without regard to sex, race, cultural background, or religious preference. Financial need is not a criterion for selection in this scholarship program.

For More information and to Apply: https://wppa.com/scholarship-program/

The Wisconsin Education Association Council is again offering a scholarship to eligible public high school seniors who are planning to enter the field of education. Winners of the scholarship will receive a grant of $1,450.00 per year for four years of study, provided they remain eligible. 

High school seniors who are planning to go into the field of education and whose parent(s) are a WEAC member, a WEAC retired member or who died while holding a WEAC membership are eligible to apply. 

Each year one of the four scholarships shall be designated the Kathy Mann Memorial Scholarship. This scholarship shall be awarded to a minority student. In the event that no minority student applies or meets the criteria, the Kathy Mann Scholarship shall not be awarded. In its place a regular WEAC Scholarship shall be awarded.

Scholarship applications must be submitted no later than January 25, 2026.

The scholarship form is available online at:
www.weac.org/awards-scholarships

The Northern Kettles Chapter National Wild Turkey Federation would like to offer the Chuck Zorn Memorial Scholarship to high school seniors who are active in the outdoors. 

your.nwtf.org/scholarships/

This link will take you to the NWTF James Earl Kennamer Scholarship application as our scholarship is part of the greater NWTF scholarship program. This is the correct website to apply. 

The Wisconsin Title I Association is now accepting applications for our 2026 statewide scholarship— open to seniors who have received Title I services at any point during grades K–12. This includes students who were served in elementary or middle school, even if their current high school is not Title I.

SCHOLARSHIP AT A GLANCE

• Eligibility: Wisconsin graduating seniors entering post-secondary education who have participated in Title I at any point during grades K–12.
• Award Amount: Up to four $1,500 scholarships
• Application Deadline: 11:59 pm February 1, 2026
• Digital Application Link: WT1A 2026 Digital Scholarship Application
• Printable PDF: WT1A 2026 Printable Application

Students may apply online beginning today. The application collects student information, essay response, recommendation letters, and includes a digital counselor verification section.

Elks Legacy Awards

Legacy Awards are $4,000 scholarships available to children and grandchildren of Elks members. Eligibility requirements are outlined below.

1. Who is Eligible?

   1. For the 2026 contest, any child or grandchild (or step-child, step-grandchild, or legal ward) of a living Elk who joined the Order on or before April 1, 2023, or a charter member of a Lodge that was instituted on or after April 1, 2023, is eligible to apply. The Elk must have paid Lodge dues for the last two contiguous years through March 31, 2026. Great-grandchildren are not eligible.

      
      

   2. The applicant must be a high school seniors

For More information and to Apply go to: https://www.elks.org/scholars/scholarships/legacy.cfm

WASBO Scholarship

Application Guidelines

Scholarships will be awarded to successful candidates who are graduating high school seniors in the spring of the selection year. Scholarship recipients may pursue any course of study. The scholarships will be awarded to students attending any accredited college or university (public or private). The objective of these awards is to provide financial assistance to deserving students.

The information supplied by each scholarship applicant shall include the following:

• Completed application with no staples.
• One-page personal letter addressed to the Board of Directors or Selection Committee stating your goals and career objectives.
• High school scholastic record.
• One-page resume listing your participation in co-curricular activities, community service and employment.
• Two letters of recommendation, including one from a community member and one from school district staff.
• Answer to the essay question listed on the scholarship application after interviewing the superintendent, business manager or bookkeeper from your school district. Must be one typed page.
• Recent photograph (original, reprint on photo paper or electronic photo emailed to kristin.hauser@ wasbo.com). Photographs will not be returned and require printed name on back of all physical copies.

For More information and to apply : https://www.wasbo.com/scholarships

The Golfers Club at Town & Country 2026 Scholarship

Scholarships are being awarded by The Golfers Club at T&C, a club formed to promote good golfing fellowship and assist area youth to embrace the game of golf. Membership into our club is open to anyone.

Scholarships are open to all golf team seniors on both the girls’ and the boys’ teams in Sheboygan County. Eligible schools: Sheboygan North, Sheboygan South, Sheboygan Lutheran, Sheboygan Christian, Sheboygan Falls, Howards Grove, Plymouth, Oostburg, Cedar Grove, Elkhart Lake/Glenbeulah, Random Lake and Kohler. 

For Instructions: The Golfers Club at Town & Country 2026 Scholarship Instructions

Application: The Golfers Club at Town & Country 2026 Scholarship Application

Cleveland Fish and Game is excited to offer a $ 1,000.00 Scholarship that was started because of a memorial donation from the Kenneth Henschel Family.    We are dedicated to preserving our outdoors by protecting the future of hunting, fishing & trapping through wildlife conservation.  Because we understand that the future of Wisconsin’s Wildlife conservation lies in the hands of our youth.  

Cleveland Fish and Game will award a scholarship grant to:

1. Active members of the Cleveland Fish and Game (or if your parent or grandparent are an active member),  
2. A graduating high school student that is accepted into either a two or four year degree program.  
3. Students should be a graduate of a Hunters Education Course, boater’s safety, ATV safety, snowmobile safety or be a Wisconsin Hunting and/or fishing license holder.  
4. All applicants must be a High School Senior in good standing, with a GPA of 2.5 or better.

To apply: Cleveland Fish and Game

The Chuck Berg Memorial Scholarship is one of the scholarships with the SPEF (Sheboygan Public Education Foundation)

The Chuck Berg Memorial Scholarship is available to graduating seniors of Sheboygan County schools who wish to extend their academic and golf careers.  

The Sheboygan Public Education Foundation administers this scholarship on behalf of the Berg family. The Memorial Golf Outing Board as well as his Conservation Club has established the criteria for this scholarship.

Charles “Chuck” Berg was a 1983 graduate of Sheboygan South High School and in 1987 graduated from UW Oshkosh with a Bachelor’s in Journalism, Advertising, and Public Relations.  He worked for 20 years in Marketing at Oostburg State Bank.  He was the first in his family to attend college.  Chuck loved playing sports as a child, and as an adult found golf an enjoyable challenge.  He encouraged his children to be athletes, knowing all the life lessons that are taught when on a team.  He loved the outdoors, from cutting grass, hiking, fishing, or hunting.  He was a proud member of the Howards Grove Rod and Gun Club.  Chuck had a way of lighting up a room with his warm smile, hardy handshake, gentle hug, and amazing sense of humor.  He was a great listener and truly loved people.  If you were lucky enough to know Chuck, it meant you had a friend for life.

Criteria

1. Graduating Senior from Sheboygan County.

2. A demonstrated interest in Conservation

3. Must intend to enroll in an accredited two or four-year College or University of their choice..

For More information and to apply go to: https://spefwi.org/sheboygan-county-school-scholarships/

Make sure to read and complete all steps of the application process in order to be considered for the scholarship award. 

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Sheboygan Public Education Foundation at 920-208-7667.

*The 2026 SPEF Scholarship Deadline is Tuesday, February 17, 2026, by 9 p.m..

The Dustin “Dusty” K. Knaus Memorial Golf Scholarship is one of the scholarships with the SPEF (Sheboygan Public Education Foundation)

The Dustin K. Knaus Memorial Golf Scholarship is available to graduating seniors of Sheboygan County who wish to extend their academic and golf career.  The Sheboygan Public Education Foundation administers this scholarship on behalf of the Knaus family. The Knaus family has established the criteria for this scholarship.

Dusty Knaus was a 1990 graduate of Sheboygan South High School. Dusty’s passion was golf. He carried out his passion on the course as a four-year member of the Sheboygan South golf team, where he led his team to qualify for the state tournament in 1989. Dusty continued his passion for golf after graduating by becoming a professional caddie at Whistling Straits and in Naples, Florida, at Calusa Pines. Dusty had a big heart and a smile that could light up any room instantaneously. He lived life to the fullest and never took anyone or any opportunity for granted. Dusty passed away in a tragic accident on June 24, 2017. His infinite smile, laugh, and caring attitude will always be remembered. The Knaus family would like to award a scholarship in Dusty’s honor to a Sheboygan high school golfer who shared similar qualities and interests in life.

Scholarships of various amounts may be awarded to recipients from Sheboygan County each year.  It is important to note that it is not implicit that an award be given out each year. The intent is that it only be given to very exceptional students who have provided an exceptional level of skill and leadership in both the classroom and as a golfer. The selection committee may interview applicants. Disbursement of this scholarship is awarded based on proof of registration sent to the Sheboygan Public Education Foundation.

Criteria:

1. Graduating Senior

2. Must be a member of their High School golf team.

3. Must intend to enroll in an accredited two- or four-year College or University of their choosing.

For More information and to apply go to: https://spefwi.org/sheboygan-county-school-scholarships/

Make sure to read and complete all steps of the application process in order to be considered for the scholarship award. 

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Sheboygan Public Education Foundation at 920-208-7667.

*The 2026 SPEF Scholarship Deadline is Tuesday, February 17, 2026, by 9 p.m..

National Farmers launched our scholarship program more than three decades ago to invest in the future of agriculture-oriented young people. Farm Kids for College Scholarship winners have pursued degrees in agronomy, agribusiness, dairy science, animal science, farm business and more. The adventures agriculture provides are many, and the Farm Kids for College contest helps students in their college pursuits at four-year colleges or technical and community colleges.

Our 2026 Farm Kids for College Scholarship competition application materials are available now, and we look forward to seeing applications from student devoted to lives in Agriculture, " said Perry Garner, National Farmers national scholarship coordinator. 

High school seniors planning to earn an agricultural degree from an accredited college or university are eligible. 

For More information and to apply go to: https://www.nationalfarmers.com/scholarships/

The Kyle J. Neurohr Memorial Scholarship is one of the scholarships with the SPEF (Sheboygan Public Education Foundation)

For Graduating Students of the Co-Op Red Raider Hockey Program

The Kyle J. Neurohr Memorial Hockey Scholarship is available to graduating seniors of the Co-Op Red Raider Hockey Program who intend to continue their education. The Sheboygan Public Education Foundation administers this scholarship on behalf of the Neurohr family. The Neurohr family has established the criteria for this scholarship.

Kyle J. Neurohr was a 2009 graduate of Sheboygan North High School. He was an outstanding student athlete who participated in football, track, soccer and hockey. His love of hockey began at the age of 3 while living in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. Kyle and his family moved to Sheboygan when Kyle was 5 and after participating in the Blue Line Mighty Mite Festival, Kyle was hooked on hockey for life. Kyle was a 4-year starter for the Red Raiders in goal and was named 2006 Rookie of the Year, 2007, 2008 & 2009 All Conference, 2008 Red Raiders MVP, 2009 Team Captain and the 2009 Hobey Baker Character Award recipient. Kyle holds many goaltending records for the Red Raider program. Kyle attended UW-Stevens Point as a freshman and was a sophomore pursuing a degree in Physical Education at UW-Whitewater at the time of his death. Kyle J. Neurohr passed away on October 16, 2010 in an automobile accident. Since then, many memorials in the form of funds and gifts have been received with the purpose of establishing a scholarship fund in his name. It is appropriate that a scholarship be presented to worthy students who aspire to meet the attributes of a Red Raider player and that this scholarship is awarded in honor of his life.

Scholarships of various amounts may be awarded to recipients from the Co-Op Red Raiders Hockey Program each year.  It is important to note that it is not implicit that an award be given out each year. The intent is that it only be given to very exceptional students who have provided an exceptional level of skill and leadership in both the classroom and as a member of the Red Raiders Program. The selection committee may interview applicants. Disbursement of this scholarship is awarded based on proof of registration sent to the Sheboygan Public Education Foundation.

Criteria:

The following criteria are established for the awarding of a scholarship in the name of Kyle J. Neurohr:

1. Must be a graduating senior member of the Red Raider Hockey Team.

2. Must intend to enroll in an accredited 4-year college or university of their choosing.

For More information and to apply go to: https://spefwi.org/sheboygan-county-school-scholarships/

Make sure to read and complete all steps of the application process in order to be considered for the scholarship award. 

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Sheboygan Public Education Foundation at 920-208-7667.

*The 2026 SPEF Scholarship Deadline is Tuesday, February 17, 2026, by 9 p.m..

The Leonhard Family Scholarship for Independent Living is one of the scholarships with the SPEF (Sheboygan Public Education Foundation)

The Leonhard Family Scholarship for Independent Living is awarded to graduates of the Sheboygan County High Public High Schools to continue their journey on achieving an independent lifestyle. Emma M. Leonhard graduated from Sheboygan North High School in June 2016. Although she is challenged with intellectual and physical disabilities, Emma was determined to learn how to live independently and was accepted into the Bethesda Program at the University of Concordia in Wisconsin. The Sheboygan Public Education Foundation administers this scholarship on behalf of the Leonhard Family.

The purpose of the Leonhard Family Scholarship for Independent Living is to provide financial support to students with an Intellectual Disability who have been enrolled in and graduated from a high school program within the Sheboygan County Public High Schools. The Leonhard Family has established a scholarship fund in which THREE “one-time” scholarships in the amount of $5,000.00 will be awarded to students enrolling AT The scholarship will be paid in two installments ($2,500/$2,500); the first installment upon proof of enrollment, and the second installment at the commencement of the first semester and upon demonstration that the first semester performance was at a passing level and school enrollment is confirmed for the second semester. Lakeland University’s program offers students with an intellectual disability the opportunity to prepare students to live a life of independence. 

Criteria/Qualifications:    

1. Member of the current graduating class in the Sheboygan County Public High Schools

2. Submit documentation of disability (i.e. IEP)

For More information and to apply go to: https://spefwi.org/sheboygan-county-school-scholarships/

Make sure to read and complete all steps of the application process in order to be considered for the scholarship award. 

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Sheboygan Public Education Foundation at 920-208-7667.

*The 2026 SPEF Scholarship Deadline is Tuesday, February 17, 2026, by 9 p.m..

The Natalie Black Scholarship is one of the scholarships with the SPEF (Sheboygan Public Education Foundation)

The Natalie Black Scholarship is available to graduating seniors of a Sheboygan County School District who wish to pursue a degree at a four-year college/university of their choice.  The scholarship was created in the Fall of 2023 by Natalie Black.

The scholarship is meant to provide a deserving student with assistance in obtaining a degree in their chosen field. The “renewable” scholarship will award a total of up to $20,000 per year (up to $80,000 possible). Recipients “may renew” their scholarship if they remain enrolled as a full-time student and achieve a college/university 3.5 yearly GPA, and continue to exhibit community service, leadership, and are involved in extracurricular activities/groups. 

Interested applicants MUST submit ONE SPEF Local Scholarship Application, ONE High School Transcript (after their first semester senior year), and ONE SPEF Character Reference Form. The Sheboygan Public Education Foundation will contact selected applicants to be interviewed for this scholarship to set up time and date for his/her interview. 

Criteria:

1. Candidates must be a member of the graduating class from a Sheboygan County High School.

2. The applicant should have a minimum high school GPA of 3.25 on 4.0 scale.

3. The applicant should have scored a 23 or higher on their ACT.

4. Applicant focus should be on community service, leadership, and extracurricular activities.

5. Financial need shall be considered when awarding this scholarship.

For More information and to apply go to: https://spefwi.org/sheboygan-county-school-scholarships/

Make sure to read and complete all steps of the application process in order to be considered for the scholarship award. 

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Sheboygan Public Education Foundation at 920-208-7667.

*The 2026 SPEF Scholarship Deadline is Tuesday, February 17, 2026, by 9 p.m..

Graduating seniors from Sheboygan County high schools or homeschool students who live in Sheboygan County who plan to pursue a career in the arts are invited to complete an application for the Ruth DeYoung Kohler (RDK) Scholarship for Artistic Excellence. The Kohler Foundation will consider all fields of artistic endeavor. This scholarship awards up to $150,000. Identifying exceptional talent is our primary focus, not grades or test scores.

Unlike other Kohler Foundation scholarships, individuals must apply directly to the Kohler Foundation for the RDK Scholarship, rather than being nominated by their high school. The application deadline for the RDK Scholarship is

February 17, 2026

Full criteria and instructions can be found in the Application Materials

The Sheboygan Contractors Association Scholarship is one of the scholarships with the SPEF (Sheboygan Public Education Foundation)

The Sheboygan Contractors Association (SCA) Scholarship is available to graduating seniors from Sheboygan County high schools who plan to pursue a career in the professional trades (such as carpentry, plumbing, electrical work, etc.). Students must be full-time attendees of a Sheboygan County high school to be eligible.

This scholarship was established through a generous donation from the Sheboygan Contractors Association, whose mission is to unite contractors, suppliers, and supporting trades in Sheboygan County. Their goal is to strengthen the building trades, encourage apprenticeship training, and advance the skills and knowledge of both contractors and employees. The scholarship is administered by the Sheboygan Public Education Foundation on behalf of the SCA.

Each year, up to two scholarships of $500 may be awarded, depending on the recommendation of the selection committee. Awards are given as a lump sum at the start of the fall semester following graduation.

Eligibility Criteria:

• Must be a graduating senior from a Sheboygan County high school.

• Must have a minimum 3.0 GPA in high school.

• An ACT Score is NOT required to be considered.

• Must be pursuing a professional career in the trades.

For More information and to apply go to: https://spefwi.org/sheboygan-county-school-scholarships/

Make sure to read and complete all steps of the application process in order to be considered for the scholarship award. 

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Sheboygan Public Education Foundation at 920-208-7667.

*The 2026 SPEF Scholarship Deadline is Tuesday, February 17, 2026, by 9 p.m..

The Sheboygan Economics Club Scholarship is one of the scholarships with the SPEF (Sheboygan Public Education Foundation)

Congratulations on your aspirations to continue your academic education beyond high school in the study of Economics.  The Sheboygan Economics Club Scholarship is available to a graduating senior of Sheboygan County High Schools to continue their education at an accredited four-year university or college on a full-time basis in the field of Economics. The Sheboygan Public Education Foundation administers this scholarship on behalf of the Sheboygan Economics Club Scholarship Committee. Applicants may be interviewed by the selection committee.

The TWO scholarships, which will be awarded yearly, were established to assist in furthering the education of two deserving students who plan to pursue a career in Economics. The amount of the award is $1,000 per year paid in two installments ($500/$500) provided the student continues in the field of Economics, meets the first semester grade point average (GPA) requirement of 3.0, and provides transcripts and proof of registration at an accredited college or university for second semester renewal.

Criteria:

1. Member of the graduating class of Sheboygan County High School.

2. Students must have successfully taken and/or currently enrolled in a high school Economics course to be considered for this scholarship. 

3. Must attend Sheboygan County High School on a full-time basis.

4. Must attend an accredited four-year college or university and major in Economics.

5. The student must have been actively involved in co-curricular activities at their schools or in the community. Examples of such activities may include sports, pep band, scouts, choirs, church youth groups or any other activities for the benefit of themselves or others.

For More information and to apply go to: https://spefwi.org/sheboygan-county-school-scholarships/

Make sure to read and complete all steps of the application process in order to be considered for the scholarship award. 

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Sheboygan Public Education Foundation at 920-208-7667.

*The 2026 SPEF Scholarship Deadline is Tuesday, February 17, 2026, by 9 p.m..

The Sheboygan Fire Fighters Charitable Trust Scholarship is one of the scholarships with the SPEF (Sheboygan Public Education Foundation)

The Sheboygan Firefighters Charitable Trust Scholarship is available to graduating seniors of Sheboygan County who intend to continue their education in fire science or fire medic field. The Sheboygan Public Education Foundation administers this scholarship on behalf of the Sheboygan Firefighters Charitable Trust. The Sheboygan Firefighters Charitable Trust members established the criteria for this scholarship to encourage students to pursue a career in fire science or fire medic fields.

A scholarship of $1,000 (paid in two installments of $500) may be awarded each year. One-half will be awarded for the first semester and the concluding second half for the second semester (with a minimum 3.0 grade point average). It is important to note that it is not implicit that an award be given each year. The intent is that it only be given to students who have exhibited a commitment to fire science and/or fire medic fields. The selection committee may interview applicants. Disbursement of this scholarship is awarded based on proof of registration sent to the Sheboygan Public Education Foundation.   

Criteria:

1. Member of the current graduating class of Sheboygan County in the upper 50% of their class.

2. Must intend to enroll in an accredited 2 or 4-year technical college, college, or university of their choosing in the fire science and/or fire medic field.

For More information and to apply go to: https://spefwi.org/sheboygan-county-school-scholarships/

Make sure to read and complete all steps of the application process in order to be considered for the scholarship award. 

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Sheboygan Public Education Foundation at 920-208-7667.

*The 2026 SPEF Scholarship Deadline is Tuesday, February 17, 2026, by 9 p.m..

A limited number of SPEF scholarships are open for public and private schools in Sheboygan County. There may be scholarships for four-year and two-year colleges/universities. Students…you do not need to be the “perfect” student with the highest GPA to apply. Sheboygan County seniors are encouraged to apply “IF” the scholarship relates to you/your career plans/or high school activity/sport. Please read each scholarship carefully, and see if you are eligible to apply.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Sheboygan Public Education Foundation at 920-208-7667.

*The 2026 SPEF Scholarship Deadline is Tuesday, February 17, 2026, by 9 p.m..

For more Information and to Apply: https://spefwi.org/scholarships/#Scholarship%20Information

Here is the list of Available Scholarships

We’re here for life - let us help you pay for college! Apply for our $10,000 scholarship through our simple digital application.

At Kohler Credit Union, we’re committed to supporting our members at every stage of life, including their journey toward higher education. We know that financial barriers can stand in the way of dreams, which is why we’re granting up to five $10,000 scholarships to graduating high school seniors. These scholarships are awarded in annual installments of $2,500 for up to four years, helping to ease the financial burden along the path to success. 

The requirements for the scholarship are:

· Student or parents must be Kohler Credit Union members two years prior to the beginning of the school year (defined as Sept. 1 of current school year).

· Student must have a cumulative high school grade point average of at least 3.25 (on a 4-point scale).

· Student must have definite plans to attend a four-year college or university full-time in the state of Wisconsin.

· Student must have a high school record that indicates achievement and high standards in scholarship, character, leadership, citizenship, and involvement in school and community activities

Kohler Credit Union’s 2026 scholarship application is now available! The digital application can be accessed on our website at:

www.kohlercu.com/why-kcu/community/scholarships. The deadline to apply is February 23, 2026.

Curt G. Joa, Inc. is committed to supporting the community and developing future talent. We offer engineering scholarships to Sheboygan County seniors pursuing degrees in Mechanical, Electrical, or Computer Engineering, with opportunities for multi-year internships.

Follow the link to get the newest scholarship application: 2026 Scholarship Application

Eligible Schools Include: Cedar Grove—Belgium High School, Central High School, Elkhart Lake High School, George D. Warriner High School, Howards Grove High School, IDEAS Academy, Kiel High School, Kohler High School, Oostburg High School, Plymouth High School, Random Lake High School, Sheboygan Christian High School, Sheboygan Falls High School, Sheboygan Lutheran High School, Sheboygan North High School, and Sheboygan South High School.

ASSOCIATION FOR DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING CHILDRENOF SHEBOYGAN COUNTY, INC.

The Association is an All-Volunteer Non-Profit providing educational and social opportunities for Sheboygan County’s deaf and hard of hearing population.

Scholarship Directives

1. To reward the top academic deaf or hard of hearing student from Sheboygan County with a substantial college scholarship and foster competitive excellence in academics and extra-curricular activities among our deaf and hard of hearing population.

2. Candidates must be residents of Sheboygan County, and must be deaf or hard of hearing, as defined in this application as signed by a school faculty member to ensure that the applicant is receiving services or has received services for their hearing loss. Some examples include speech therapy associated with hearing loss,sign language interpreting, FM systems, cochlear implants, or any other services or equipment provided through the IEP program and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

For More information and to apply: ADHHC_of_Sheboygan_Scholarship_2026 

2026 Cleveland Athletic Club Scholarship

1. The Cleveland Athletic Club Scholarship will be awarded to students who meet one of the following criteria:

A. Reside in the Cleveland Elementary School boundaries.

B. Parents, guardians, or grandparents are 2-year active members of the Cleveland Athletic Club.

2. The student must also meet one of the following athletic criteria:

A. Participated in high school sports for at least 2 years.

B. Participated in Cleveland Youth Sports for at least 2 years.

3. The student will provide an application detailing athletic, academic, and community service achievements along with a transcript of grades. The application must be made through the high school guidance office.

4. The $1,500 awards will be selected based on athletic, academic, and community service. In addition, the total award may be up to $2,500 if multiple criteria from sections 1 and 2 are met.

5. The scholarship shall be used for the first year of college education.

6. Final selections and awarding of scholarships will be made by the Cleveland Athletic Club Scholarship Committee and announced at the annual Awards Day at the recipient’s high school. A check will be mailed to the recipient upon successful completion of the first semester of education. It is the responsibility of the recipient to provide a transcript showing completion of the first semester along with proof of continued enrollment to the name and address below.

7. The student’s application must be emailed by March 1, 2026 or sent by mail with a postmark no later than March 1, 2026.

CAC Scholarship Application

Dairy Doctors Veterinary Services has been offering two or more scholarships each year since 2006, totaling more than $30,000.  Any area high school senior planning to attend a university, college, or technical school during the next school year majoring in Veterinary Medicine, Dairy Science, Animal Science, Crop Science, Microbiological Science, Genetic Science, or another Agriculture-oriented field is eligible to apply.  Selection will be based on the student’s academic accomplishments, community involvement, extracurricular activities, and career goals.  Applications are due on or before March 1.

For More information and to apply go to: https://www.dairydoctors.com/community-outreach/

The Sheboygan Area – SHRM is committed to “Serving the Professional and Advancing the Profession” within the community. Therefore, they proudly sponsor the Jack Schoemer Scholarship. Applicants are required to meet the following criteria:

• Must be a Sheboygan, Calumet, Fond du Lac, Ozaukee, or Manitowoc County resident. Sheboygan County residents will be given preference.
• Must be a high school senior or entering the second year or higher at an accredited post-secondary institution.
• Must be a full-time student.
• Must have a declared major in human resources management or business with an emphasis in human resource management (or intend to if not already accepted into the program).
• Must show a commitment and career interest in human resources.
• Must be in good standing at school and in the community.
• Must not be receiving any financial assistance from other sources that cover the entire cost of your tuition.
• Must be available for an in-person or conference call interview.
• Applications will not be accepted from prior recipients or from students who are members of the Sheboygan Area-SHRM Scholarship Selection Committee, Board Members, or their family members.

For more information and application:  2026 Sheboygan Area - SHRM Jack Schoemer Scholarship

Sheboygan County 4-H is proud to support members as they pursue their educational and career goals beyond high school. Please go to https://sheboygan.extension.wisc.edu/4-h-youth-development/scholarship-applications/ to view all the scholarship opportunities available through 4-H at the county, state, project, and association levels.

Sheboygan Service Club

This year SSC will joyfully award four well-deserving high school seniors with a $2000 scholarship for exemplary work in the area of academics and community involvement.  All applicants must live in, and attend school in, Sheboygan County or have lived in Sheboygan County two of the four years they attended high school in Sheboygan County. Incomplete or late applications will not be considered. 

For More information or to apply: https://www.sheboyganserviceclub.org/education-scholarship

Our 2026 Application is Open Feb. 1st, 2026 - March 1st, 2026

All Applicants must be 2026 graduates. 

The Wisconsin Security Association (WISA), is pleased to announce the availability of two college scholarships for graduating seniors whose parents are full-time, active members of a Wisconsin police or fire department. One $1,500 Youth Scholarship will be awarded to a son/daughter of an active-duty police department member and one to a son/daughter of an active-duty fire department member. 

For more information and to apply go to: https://www.wiesa.org/about/youth-scholarship-information/

Wisconsin American Legion Auxiliary Scholarships:

Eligibility requirements as stated in the eligibility section apply to all scholarships. Please be aware that some scholarships have additional eligibility and requirements; please read applications carefully.

Information on each scholarship and the application can be found at https://www.amlegionauxwi.org/scholarships

Wisconsin Antique Power Reunion members feel it is our responsibility to help educate the next generation. In recognition of the increasing value of higher education in today’s world. We offer three $2000.00 scholarships per year.

This is for someone pursuing a field of study in agriculture, residing in Ozaukee, Sheboygan and Washington counties in WI. These are the three counties that represent the club.

Wisconsin Antique Power Reunion Application

This scholarship is being given in memory of Justin Lillesand, son of E.J. & Lisa Lillesand. Justin, a 2011 HGHS graduate, furthered his education by obtaining a Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture and a minor in Animal Science and Ag Economics.  He was fortunate to find his passion in the beef cattle industry.  His dedication and drive were admired and respected as he achieved great success raising and showing beef cattle across the nation.  He led by example, became a mentor to others and lived life to the fullest.   

Two scholarships will be given to an HGHS senior.  
 
Scholarships are non-renewable. New recipients will be selected each year. 
 
The amount of the scholarships will be $1,500 payable in one lump sum with verification of enrollment in a technical college or traditional university majoring in an Agricultural related field.  

Apply: Justin Lillesand Memorial Scholarship

The Sheboygan County Chamber of Commerce is excited to share our 2026 Scholarship Application

The Sheboygan County Chamber of Commerce is proud to offer four (4) $1,000 scholarships to students who demonstrate leadership, community involvement, and a commitment to education. These scholarships recognize students with ties to Chamber member businesses and support their pursuit of higher education or technical training in Wisconsin.

Eligibility Requirements

• Must be a 2026 high school graduate planning to attend OR a current student at a Wisconsin institution of higher education.
• Must be employed by or have an immediate family member employed by a company that is a Sheboygan County Chamber of Commerce member.
• Must demonstrate leadership skills and active involvement in home, school and community activities.
• Must complete one essay response on the application.

Apply here: CLICK HERE FOR SHEBOYGAN CHAMBER SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION 2026

Charlie Kolb & Cleveland State Bank Scholarship 

Scholarship Information

The following school districts will be given the opportunity to apply: Sheboygan, Howards Grove, Elkhart Lake, and Kiel. There will also be one additional scholarship offered to a high school student or first-time college attendee, regardless of the school district or home school, that has a client relationship with Cleveland State Bank.

Required application contents:

1. Application must be fully completed and signed
2. A short, one-page essay describing the lessons you learned from your community involvement, and how you hope to be an engaged member and participant of your community in the future.
3. A complete transcript of high school credits or college credits to date
4. Two written recommendations
   • One from principal, teacher, or guidance counselor
   • One from employer, clergy, or another community leader
5. Applications are due by March 15. Late and/or incomplete applications will be automatically disqualified. 

For More information and to apply go to: https://clevelandstate.bank/about/csb-scholarship/

As a small business owner I see the hardships that blue collar companies are having in hiring a quality workforce.  My wife, who is a teacher and I, have worked to start a Foundation to help offset this need starting in Northeastern Wisconsin and expanding as far as we are capable.   We have started Tomorrow’s Trades Today, Inc. a 501(c)3 foundation that is focused on changing lives one belt at a time.  

We provide scholarships in the form of tool belts to students with a passion for hands-on learning and a desire to work in the trades.  We are ensuring that only the highest quality belts and tools are selected for each trade industry to increase professionalism in the industry and success on site. We match company sponsors with potential employees through our scholarship pool to enhance the direct flow of talented local labor into the trades. 

Who: 2026 High School or Technical College Graduates interested in a trade

What: Win a full customized tool belt and basic tools valued at $1,000 

Why: To address the skilled labor shortage by matching employers and job seekers while providing the tools needed to change lives one belt at a time

When: Google Form must be submitted by March 15th, 2026 Scholarship Application Link

Sheboygan Visual Artists, a local non-profit art organization is pleased to offer (2) $1500 scholarships to 2 high school seniors that will be majoring in visual arts. 

Applicants must live in Sheboygan County or be graduating from a high school in Sheboygan County and planning on attending a college or university beginning in Fall of the current school year. Visual Arts include: drawing, painting, photography, filmmaking, architecture, art education, graphic design, etc.

For More information or to apply go to: https://www.sheboyganvisualartists.org/about/#sponsorships

Post 9156 Auxiliary Scholarship

The Lakeshore Promise scholarship gives promising high school seniors in the Lakeshore community the opportunity to attend college by removing financial barriers.

We're pleased to announce the Lakeshore Promise scholarship, a program designed to bring a college education within the reach of those who could not otherwise afford it. Through this scholarship program, Lakeshore promises to pay the balance of tuition and fees for eligible students after federal and state grants have been applied.

For more information or to apply: https://lakeshore.edu/promise

VFW Post 9156 currently offers two scholarships for $500 each and one scholarship for $250 to Sheboygan County High School seniors.

The  “Giuliani Family Mechanical and Construction Trades Scholarship” is open to students that are pursuing a career in the “Trades”

For more information and to apply go to: https://vfw9156.org/scholarships/

VFW Post 9156 currently offers two scholarships for $500 each and one scholarship for $250 to Sheboygan County High School seniors.

The “John Inovskis Information Technology Scholarship”  is only open to Sheboygan County high school seniors planning on a career in any information technology field.

For more information and to apply go to: https://vfw9156.org/scholarships/

Lakeshore College Kohler Foundation Advantage Scholarship

The Kohler Foundation Advantage Scholarship is a new scholarship designed to recognize and support outstanding high school students with a desire to continue their education at Lakeshore College. This scholarship aims to empower and foster the growth of future leaders who demonstrate exceptional creativity, problem-solving skills, and a commitment to the value of continuing education.

Due Monday, March 31, 2025

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:

This scholarship is only for high school seniors entering Lakeshore College in the fall semester.

• Student must enroll in a one-year or two-year program at Lakeshore College.
• Student must enroll as a part-time or full-time student with a minimum of six credit hours in their first semester.
• High school cumulative GPA equal to or greater than 2.5.
• Student must graduate from a Manitowoc or Sheboygan county high school or those high schools in Calumet and Ozaukee counties within the Lakeshore district.

More information and to apply: https://lakeshore.edu/kfi

VFW Post 9156 currently offers two scholarships for $500 each and one scholarship for $250 to Sheboygan County High School seniors.

The first  “VFW Post 9156 Scholarship”  is open to any Sheboygan County high school senior planning on attending college, technical school, or any other form of higher learning.

For more information and to apply go to: https://vfw9156.org/scholarships/

The Thomas H. Lutsey Scholarship is a four-year $10,000 scholarship for students pursuing an agriculture career that will benefit our rural Wisconsin communities. Since its inception in 1986, the scholarship has awarded over $700,000 in gifts to more than 100 college students committed to advancing the field of agriculture in northeast Wisconsin.

For More information and to Apply go to: https://lutsey.org/

Apply between January 1-April 1

The Ab Nicholas Scholarship Foundation seeks to make a college degree affordable for Wisconsin high school students who participate as players or managers in their school’s basketball program. Need-based scholarships, renewable annually, are offered for two- and four-year programs at any University of Wisconsin System school. Over the last 10 years, we have proudly helped make a  college education affordable for 680+ students and look forward to continuing that tradition.

Eligibility Requirements

Once the application is open you can find it at: https://abnicholasscholars.org/

The Millersville Recreation Association Athletic Scholarship will be awarded to up to four (4) deserving recipients from Howards Grove High School who intend to further their education at a technical school, college or university.

For More information and to Apply go to: https://www.millersvillerec.com/scholarship-information

Scholarship Criteria:

• Applicants must be a current senior at the designated high school with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher. Consideration will be given based on academic honors, awards and memberships; extracurricular activities both within the school and externally; community volunteer activities.
• Applicants must plan to attend an accredited public or private college, university or vocational school.
• Beneficiary should qualify as low to moderate income as confirmed by the recipient School District.Low-to-moderate income individuals or families refer to individuals or families whose household income does not exceed 115 percent of the median income for the area when adjusted for family size.
• Applicants will be considered regardless of race, creed, gender or color.
• Preference will be given to an individual who has not received a number of other scholarships.
• National Exchange Bank & Trust current employees, members of its board, participants in bank affiliated organizations and immediate family members of the aforementioned are not eligible.

National Exchange Bank Foundation Scholarship

EAA Chapter 766 Scholarship Program

The Experimental Aircraft Association Sheboygan County Chapter 766 offers scholarships to area high school students interested in pursuing aviation-oriented careers. 

Two scholarships of $1000 may be awarded annually for use at any school with an FAA approved program. Students in Sheboygan County school districts are invited to apply for these scholarships which will be awarded based on high school performance, written recommendations and extra-curricular activities as well as an interest in aviation. The Scholarship Application deadline is May 1, 2026.

For More information and to apply go to: https://chapters.eaa.org/eaa766/chapter-766-scholarship

Foremost Media is excited to support a student in their quest to better their lives through higher education. With that in mind, we launched our Annual Foremost Media $500 Scholarship Award in 2019. We award at least one scholarship each year on June 1 to dedicated students who are pursuing or intend to pursue an undergraduate degree in Marketing or Web Development.

At Foremost Media, we know that affording education can be difficult. If you are currently or are planning a future in the areas of Marketing or Web Development, we encourage you to apply for our annual $500 scholarship. To be considered please complete the following online application.

Open to any high school seniors planning on attending an accredited university, technical college, or trade school or already attending an accredited university, tech or trade school.

For more information and to Apply to go: https://www.foremostmedia.com/about-us/scholarship

Open March 1st - May 1st

This scholarship is awarded to UWO students who meet the following criteria:

• Admit Term: Fall 2026 or Summer 2026
• Grade Level: High School Senior
• Enrollment Status: Full-time upon enrollment
• Must have successfully completed at least one CAPP (Cooperative Academic Partnership Program) course or be currently enrolled in a CAPP course at the time of application (must successfully complete that course prior to award payment)

To Apply : https://uwosh.academicworks.com/opportunities?utf8=%E2%9C%93&term=CAPP

This scholarship is awarded to UWO students who meet the following criteria:

• Admit Term: Fall 2026 or Summer 2026
• Grade Level: High School Senior
• Enrollment Status: Full-time upon enrollment
• Must have successfully completed at least one CAPP (Cooperative Academic Partnership Program) course or be currently enrolled in a CAPP course at the time of application
• Must be admitted to the UWO Honors College

To Apply go to: https://uwosh.academicworks.com/opportunities?utf8=%E2%9C%93&term=CAPP

HearthStone of Wisconsin is offering two $1,000 opportunity scholarships to residents of Sheboygan County. Applicants must present proof of disability and be identified with an intellectual disability, traumatic brain impairment or autism.

For More information or to Apply go to: https://hearthstonewi.org/scholarship/

Lakeland University is committed to providing students that have limited resources 100% tuition and segregated fees through support from Federal, state, and Lakeland funded grant and scholarship programs. Please refer to the eligibility area for all criteria.

For More information and to apply go to: https://lakeland.edu/promise

The Mercile J. Lee Scholars Program at UW-Madison, established 40 years ago, offers a four-year merit-based scholarship to academically talented and outstanding students who have experienced hardship or disadvantages, which have impacted their educational opportunities. Students are chosen from a national pool of high school seniors for their potential to succeed in a rigorous academic environment. Please see our website for more information about our eligibility criteria. 

There is no separate scholarship application to be considered for the Mercile J. Lee Scholars Program. High school seniors must apply as a First-Year Student to UW-Madison either through the Common Application or the UW System Application. There is no preference between applications. Please see more information about the selection process and qualifications for the Mercile J. Lee Scholars Program on our website.