CCJLSA Scholarship
Rules & Guidelines
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I. The Applicant must have participated as an exhibitor for at least 3 years during high school.
II. Applicants are members in good standing in the FFA or 4-H at the time of application.
III. Applicant must have volunteered in the operation of the CCJLSA Wurstfest booth with a legal guardian or during the Youth Show and Sale for the 3 years they exhibited in the show during high school years. Students should collect documentation for the activities in which they participated during high school. The following information is required: (1) Student name and Club Affiliation, (2) Signature of Adult in Charge of the activity in which the student actively participated in to assist the CCJLSA. Volunteer forms are available on our website or in the livestock office during the Youth show
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Each of the five high schools and the 4-H program will be provided three (3) $1000.00 scholarships to award to students. (The CCJLSA has the final determination of how many scholarships will be offered each year and how much each scholarship will be worth. These decisions will be made by the association based on available funds raised. Scholarship recipients will be selected from applications received from FFA Booster Clubs and the 4-H Extension office. If the schools and 4H program do not fulfill their 3 scholarships, the unfulfilled scholarships will be placed in a pool. The remaining scholarships will be awarded to those students who qualify based on a ranking system but were not selected in the first round of awards. Winners’ names will be given to the organizations for recognition at their Awards programs. The recipients are then required to turn in a copy of their tuition payment receipt from the school they are attending and a thank-you note to the association in order to receive payment. Expiration of this scholarship award is April 1st of the following year the award is originally made. No scholarship monies will be awarded until after these two things are complete. Please send proof of tuition payment and thank you note to: CCJLSA PO Box 311976 New Braunfels Texas 78131-1976
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If the student applicant is applying through FFA, the student must fill out a general scholarship application (available in the Counselor’s office or Career Center), provide a copy of their transcript, a resume, a personal statement of their future plans to utilize the scholarship money, and they should meet the rules and guidelines provided by the CCJLSA as mentioned above. The scholarship application is due on the date set by each high school. NO LATE scholarships will be accepted by the Association if it is past the high school deadline. If the scholarship application is due before the Youth show, the student may turn in their activity’s documentation for their senior year to the Livestock office during the Youth show. CCJLSA will assume responsibility for attaching it to the exhibitor’s scholarship application. Do NOT turn in any additional documentation to the high school if your scholarship application has already been turned in.
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If the student is applying through 4-H, the student should contact the Extension Service office for other application requirements and further details. They are also required to meet the rules and guidelines provided by the CCJLSA as mentioned above. The scholarship application is due on the date set by the Extension office. NO LATE scholarships will be accepted by the Association if it is past the Extension office deadline.
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If you have questions concerning the scholarship process, please contact Margi Handrick at margihandrick@ymail.com
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Revised May, 2022