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Scholarships
Scholarships
Graduating Seniors can apply for scholarships that will be funded through the foundation. Students enrolled in dual credit classes at Hamilton High School will be eligible for financial assistance from the foundation.
Graduating Seniors can apply for scholarships that will be funded through the foundation. Students enrolled in dual credit classes at Hamilton High School will be eligible for financial assistance from the foundation.
Scholarship Winners:
Scholarship Winners:
2012: FoHISD Scholarship - $1000 - Rubisel Ramirez
2013: FoHISD Scholarship - $1000 - James Faust
2013: FoHISD Professor Rodney Love Scholarship - $1000 - Kirby Massingill
2014: FoHISD Scholarship - $1500 - Devyn Gilmore
2014: FoHISD Scholarship - $1500 - Emily Cowart
2014: FoHISD Professor Rodney Love Scholarship - $1000 - Alex Herrin
2015: FoHISD Scholarship - $1500 - Julia Schrank
2015: FoHISD Scholarship - $1500 - Jeremiah Wenzel
2015: FoHISD Professor Rodney Love Scholarship - $1000 - Richard Leach
2016: FoHISD Scholarship - $1500 - Brooke Tomlinson
2016: FoHISD Scholarship - $1500 - Preston DeJong
2016: FoHISD Professor Rodney Love Scholarship - $1000 - Adria Garcia
2017: FoHISD Scholarship - $1500 - Kameron McKandless
2017: FoHISD Scholarship - $1500 - Emma Polster
2017: FoHISD Professor Rodney Love Scholarship - $1000 - Brittany Lloyd
2018: FoHISD Scholarship - $1500 - Branson Armstrong
2018: FoHISD Scholarship - $1500 - Kali Stroud
2018: FoHISD Professor Rodney Love Scholarship - $1000 - Nicole Mitchell
Dual Credit Tuition Assistance
Hamilton High School partners with Central Texas College to offer dual credit courses. Students take these courses that count as high school credit, while also earning college course hours.
The district commits to pay the dual credit class tuition for all students on free and reduced lunch. Friends of Hamiton ISD contributes funds each semester to make the bottom-line cost to students less than $99 for a 3 hour course.
Friends of Hamilton ISD is making a direct impact on students being able to acquire college credit hours during High School.
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