Blue Ribbon
Scholarship Program 2019

Our scholarship system is currently closed.

The following scholarships are now available on our online application:

• Fair Chance Scholarship
• Heritage Scholarship
• Anderson Criminal Justice Scholarship
• Anderson Veterinary School Scholarship
• Bill Stoner Endowment Scholarship
• Fred Oldfield Scholarship for the Arts
• Wrangler Scholarship for Agriculture Education
• Tom Absher Memorial Scholarship*

The Korum Family Arts Scholarship Competition is intended to promote appreciation for the arts, to encourage young artists in the pursuit of their artistic and educational growth, and to showcase the uniqueness of Washington State.  Scholarships will be awarded to the top three finishers in the competition (first place - $2,500, second place - $1,500, third place - $1,000) and are paid directly to the recipient’s college or university to be used toward tuition or books within 24 months of award. The winning piece (1^st place) will be retained by the Foundation and auctioned at the annual Washington State Fair Foundation Round Up Auction; it will not be returned to the student.  All proceeds from the sale of the winning art piece will fund the Washington State Fair Foundation scholarship program.

This is a special competition of the Washington State Fair Junior/Senior High School Art Show. Online registration will open in early March and will close on May 30th. 

KORUM FAMILY ARTS SCHOLARSHIP

Held in conjunction with the Jr/Sr High School Art Show, this special competition is only open to high school juniors and seniors (2018-19 school year.)

Entries should showcase the uniqueness of Washington state - share what makes Washington special to you. One entry per student.

Entries submitted to the Korum Family Arts Scholarship Competition are additional to the Jr/Sr High School Art Show and will be judged separately. The same piece may not be entered in both shows. Please do NOT frame your entry. We ask that all artwork is NO bigger than 20x20.

A separate entry form is required in addition to regular online registration.  Complete entry information, which contains links to the Korum Family Arts Scholarship info and form, will be available in early March; please check back here.
Jr./Sr. High School Art Show Premium Book

2018 SHOW WINNER

"Well Worn" by Creston Peirce

Each year, CIS of Puyallup honors one local student who has demonstrated consistent concern for his/her community as part of the March Gladness initiative, has a track record of leadership and a minimum GPA of 3.0.  Student Citizens are nominated by staff and faculty of the Puyallup School District and final selection is made by the CIS Puyallup Board of Directors. The Washington State Fair Foundation funds a $2,500 scholarship to be awarded to the Student Citizen of the Year.

The Campbell‐Montgomery Scholarship is awarded to one graduating senior from Puyallup, Rogers or Emerald Ridge High School.  

The $1,000 award is paid directly to the recipient’s college or university to be used toward tuition or books.  The Campbell‐ Montgomery Scholarship was created by Robert Campbell and Marna Montgomery Campbell in hopes to spur better writing, better communication and better thinking.

To apply complete the Standard Application Form and supplemental information in the Local Scholarships booklet provided by your high school (only available for Puyallup, Rogers, and Emerald Ridge High School). 

Please contact your school counselor for more information about the Local Scholarships booklet and application.

The Washington State Fair Foundation supports the Daffodil Festival by awarding a $5,000 scholarship to the Daffodil Queen. The award is announced at the Queen’s Coronation ceremony in the spring.