Any Wisconsin resident enrolling in a college or vocational/technical school in a course of study leading to a two- or four-year degree in police science, criminal justice, or law enforcement-related field - which does not include law school - is eligible.

• Be a  Wisconsin state resident
• Be a high school senior
• Have at least a 3.0 GPA, or show consistent academic improvement over time
• Plan to attend a Wisconsin-based accredited Higher Education Institution (two or four year) starting in the fall of 2026

Judging Criteria

Entries will be reviewed by a panel of judges comprised of Wisconsin business leaders and members of the academic community, and scored based on five elements: 

1. Essay (60%)
2. Letters of reference (20%)
3. Academics (10%)
4. Community involvement/employment (5%)
5. And first generation (5%)

      Automotive

      Diesel

      Auto Collision

      Motorcycle

 

​​Eligible applicants are:​
​High school graduates interested in one-or two-year programs, as well as current technical college students in the first year of a two-year program.
Currently working or committed to work in a member dealership.
Have a valid driver’s license with a good driving record.
Scholarships are awarded from May to August.

1) All active members for the 2025 fiscal year (9/1/2024 - 8/31/2025) of ALCIVIA and their children are eligible to receive an ALCIVIA Scholarship, including employees and directors. Grandchildren of members are not allowed to apply if their parents are not members/employees of the cooperative.

The applicant must:

1. Be a resident of Wisconsin

2. Be a graduate of an accredited high school

3. Show a sincere desire and interest in furthering his/her education

4. Plan to attend an accredited university, college, or two-year technical college

5. Have been in a Title I Program between early childhood and grade 12

6. Submit the completed scholarship form postmarked by midnight, March 1, 2024.

For students who plan on going to school for education.

*Turn in to Mr. Brant*

• University Scholarship Program- Entrants must be classified as first-time, full-time, incoming freshman who plans to attend an accredited four-year college or university for an undergraduate degree. 
• Community College/Trade School Scholarship Program- Entrants must be classified as a first-time incoming student who plans to attend an accredited community college, trade school, or technical college for a degree or certificate.

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One scholarship for a graduating senior from Benton High School who will be attending an accredited college, university, or technical school pursuing a career in agriculture (including but not limited to: furthering biological, sustainable environmentally friendly farming practices and/or similar agricultural research and education).  Preference may be given for financial need but is not a restriction.

*Return to Mr. Brant by March 1st*

For students who will be attending an accredited college, university or technical school. Must be pursuing a career in an agriculture-related field. Preference given for a 2.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale. Must be involved in school and community activities.

*Email completed applications to diggymemorial@gmail.com*

 For students who will be attending an accredited college, university or technical school. Must have minimum 2.5 GPA.

For students pursuing a post-secondary education at an accredited technical college.

*Return this to Mr. Brant by March 1st*

Must be a  female senior who intends to pursue a degree (university, college, or technical school) in the field of health care sciences. 

Must intend to pursue a degree in the field of agriculture, life science, biology and/or chemistry. 

Students must be pursuing post-high school education in the field of agriculture or agri-business.

Established to provide for post high school educational opportunities for graduating high school seniors who have attended Benton High School for all four years and actively participated in extra-curricular activities.

1. Basis for selection of recipients

§  Application

§  Scholastic ability

§  Civic & Community Activities (particular emphasis to be focused in this area)

§  Character

§  Leadership

§  Financial Need

2. Eligibility

§  Open to any current year graduate of Benton High School who plans to attend a post-secondary learning institution.

3. Amount of Scholarship

§  Amount and number of scholarships to be determined annually by the Benton Alumni Association Scholarship Committee.  Scholarship proceeds will be payable to the post-secondary learning institution during the first week of January each year.  Scholarship recipients will be required to provide a copy of 1^st semester grades to the Treasurer of the Benton Alumni Association (Myrna Sysko) prior to the distribution of funds.

4. Committee for Selection

§  Benton Alumni Scholarship Committee will be comprised of five (5) Benton High School graduates.

5. Letters of Reference

§  Two letters of reference shall be part of the application process.  Only one (1) of these letters should be from Benton School personnel.

*Turn in completed application to Mr. Brant*

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Applicants must be entering a major with an emphasis on natural resource management or conservation.

*Completed applications must be turned in to Mr. Brant by March 25 or mailed to Southwest Wisconsin Pheasants Forever by April 1st*

Southwest Wisconsin Pheasants Forever

9206 Union Road

Platteville, WI 53818

Must be a Wisconsin resident who plans to pursue an eligible vocational/technical program in a two-year Wisconsin Technical college. Student must carry a minimum load of 12 credits a semester. 

* Return to Mr. Brant by March 25 or mail to the following address by April 1st*

Platteville Elks Lodge :

PO Box 773

Platteville, WI 53818

1. Applicants' parent(s), legal guardian(s), or applicants themselves must have an active membership, and service must be their primary residence ot be eligible.
2. The student must be present at the SREC Annual Meeting held on April 11, 2026.
3. After successful completion of the student's first semester (Fall 2026) of post-secondary education and receiving at least 12 colelge credits at a minimum 'C' aveage for that semester, a $1,000 check will be made payable to the school for second semester tuition. If the student fails to meet these qualifications, the scholarship will be awareded ot teh alternate if they have met all the same requirements. 
4. Simply fill out the application and return it by March 31, 2026, to qualify. 

This scholarship shall be awarded to any student athlete pursuing a vocation through enrollment in a college, university, or vocational school. This student must have participated in high school athletics (Example: baseball, basketball, football, track, volleyball, etc) and received one varsity letter. 

*Turn in completed application to Mr. Brant*

1. Criteria:
   1. Character/Leadership
   2. Service to the Community
2. Eligibility:
   1. The scholarship is open to any Benton High School senior who plans to pursue education beyond high school at any approved college, university or vocational/technical school.
3. Amount of scholarship:
   1. (2) $200 scholarships will be paid upon completion of the student’s first semester at the school of his/her choice.  A transcript of the first semester, showing a GPA of at least 2.75 must be presented before scholarship money is paid to the student.
4. Presentation:
   1. The announcement of the recipient will be made on Awards Night.
5. Application Deadline:
   1. Submit this form to the Benton High School Guidance Counselor by April 15 of the graduating year.

*Please turn in a completed application to Mr. Brant*

*Return completed application to Mr. Brant*

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Please return the completed application to Mr. Brant

*Turn in to Mr. Brant*

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1.                 Criteria:

·        Character/Leadership

·        Service to the Community

·        Scholarship/Written Essay

·        Need

2.                 Eligibility:

The scholarship is open to any Benton High School senior who plans to pursue education beyond high school at any approved college, university or vocational/technical school.

3.                 Amount of scholarship:

$1,000.00  The scholarship will be paid in two installments; $500.00 will be paid upon completion of the student’s first semester at the school of his/her choice.  A transcript of the first semester, showing a GPA of at least 2.75, must be presented.  The second half of the scholarship will be paid at the end of the second semester, upon presenting a transcript reflecting at least a 3.0 GPA for the second semester.

4.                 Presentation:

The announcement of the recipient will be made on Awards Night.  Each year, the winning student’s name will be engraved on a plaque which hangs in Benton High School.

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The Argyle Rod and Gun Club Scholarship is a $1,000 scholarship and is available to students
who have been demonstratively involved in organized, competitive Shooting Sports during their
school tenure. The Scholarship is available to students who have successfully completed High
School and been accepted into secondary education. Both four year and two year / trade
curriculums will be considered. Preference will be given to curriculums that produce the basic
needs of society and provide a good return on investment for the student. Award decisions will be
made by the Argyle Rod and Gun Club Board of Directors. It will be paid upon the successful
completion of the first semester and enrollment in the second semester of the program for which
the student has applied.

Mail completed to the application to: ARGC, ATTN: Scholarship, PO Box 221, Argyle, WI 53504 by April 20

or

Turn in to Mr. Brant by April 10th*

1. 1. The scholarship is open to any Benton High School senior who plans to pursue a degree at any approved college or university.
   2. This student must have participated in high school athletics (example: baseball, basketball, football, track, or volleyball).
   3. This student must provide (2) two letters of recommendation. One from a teacher or coach and another from a non-family member.

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Application – request for scholarship

Scholastic Ability

Basis of Need

Character

Leadership

Civic and Community Activities

Any additional data to show worthiness

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