Chariton Valley Scholarship

Chariton Valley is committed to strengthening our rural communities, building lasting relationships and helping promising students pursue their dreams. Each year Chariton Valley offers five local scholarships to high school seniors in the amount of $500 each, in addition to the Foundation for Rural Service (FRS) National Scholarship opportunity.

Chariton Valley annually awards scholarships to exceptional students for their first year of college or vocational school. We have awarded over $95,000 in scholarships since its inception.

Congratulations to the 2026 Chariton Valley Telephone Cooperative Scholarship Recipients!

Cody
Cruse

Salisbury

Cody Cruse

Son of Greg and Annie Cruse of Salisbury Missouri, Cody plans to attend University of Missouri and major in Civil Engineering.

Karli
Easley

New Cambria

Karli Easley

Daughter of Jeni Easley of New Cambria, Missouri. Karli plans to attend Indian Hills Community College and major in Arts and Sciences.

Jaxson
Reed

Atlanta

Jaxson Reed

Son of Tatum and Brian Reed of Atlanta, Missouri. Jaxson was was awarded $2500 FRS Scholarship and plans to attend Moberly Area Community College in Moberly, Missouri, and major in Accounting.

Congratulations to the 2026 Chariton Valley Communications Scholarship Recipients!

Phoebe
Dixon

Macon

Phoebe Dixon

Daughter of Ammanda Foremann of Macon, Missouri. Phoebe plans to attend the University of Kansas and pursue a major in Medical Technology and Health Science Studies.

Ella
Sportsman

Marceline

Daughter of Gary and Amy Sportsman of Marceline, Missouri. Ella plans to attend the University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg and major in Business Administration.

Reece
Robison

Cairo

Reece Robison

Son of Steven and Rachel Robison of Madison, Missouri. Reece plans to attend University of Missouri – Columbia Missouri and major in Finance, Agribusiness.

 

Kadence
Leeper

Macon

Kadence Leepe

Daughter of Tara and Travis Leeper of Macon, Missouri, Kadence was awarded $2500 FRS Scholarship and plans to attend Northwest Missouri State University and major in Agricultural Business and Agricultural Communications.