Being involved with the schools in our area is important to us! We’re dedicated to strengthening communities, building lasting relationships and helping promising students pursue their dreams. That is why Chariton Valley offers five $500 local scholarships in addition to the Foundation for Rural Service National Scholarship opportunity.
Scholarships are available to all high school seniors whose parents or guardians are current Chariton Valley customers. Complete eligibility requirements are listed on the application.
Students who express interest in the technology field will be eligible for a Technology Scholarship (one of the five local scholarships), an internship and consideration for future employment with Chariton Valley.
Applications are due to Chariton Valley by February 15, 2019.
2019 Scholarship Application
Sidney Marek
Sidney, a graduate of Salisbury High School, was awarded a $2,500 FRS Scholarship. Sidney is the daughter of Darin and Jeri Marek. She plans to attend Missouri State University and major in Athletic Training.
Leah Hinkle
Leah, a graduate of Salisbury High School, was awarded a $2,500 FRS Scholarship. Leah is the daughter of Kent and Heather Hinkle. She plans to attend Missouri State University and major in Health Sciences.
With congratulations to these future leaders, Chariton Valley presents a brief profile of our 2018 Chariton Valley Scholarship recipients.
Sadie Adkins
Sadie, a graduate of Atlanta High School, is the daughter
of Shawn and Stephanie Adkins. She plans to attend State University
and major in Earth Science Education.
Allison Binder
Allison, a graduate of Salisbury High School, is the daughter of Travis and Andrea Binder. She plans to attend Northwest Missouri State University Maryville and major in Agriculture Business.
Owen Thornburg
Owen, a graduate of Westran High School, is the son of Matthew and Diane Thornburg. He plans to attend Moberly Area Community College, then transfer to State Tech to study Biomedical Engineering Technology.
Laura White
Laura, a graduate of Salisbury High School, is the daughter of Todd and Tricia White. She plans to attend the University of Alabama and major in Nursing.
Kellen Robertson
Kellen, a graduate of Bucklin High School, is the daughter of Vernon and Karmen Robertson. She plans to attend the University of Missouri Columbia and major in Health Sciences/Pre-Medicine.
