The scholarships are for seniors that will be attending college for agricultural or plant science field. Here is the link that will go directly to the scholarship page http://www.cwdak.org/scholarship/index.htm 

Applications must be submitted by February 02, 2026

This year the Kansas Kiwanis Foundation will award 46 scholarships to Kansas High School and College students worth $41,550.00 to assist them with their education.

Scholarship Applications must be postmarked no later than Sunday, February 1, 2026. Consider mailing your application by Saturday, January 24, 2026. Applications are reviewed and recommendations are made to the Board in March. Recipients are notified following the Board decision. Monies are sent in August to the institution to which the applicant will be attending once the award requirements are met by the recipient.

Applications must be postmarked by February 01, 2026

The Kansas DAR Scholarship ($2,000) is awarded to a high school senior - enrolled in an accredited high school - who is eligible or is already a member of DAR. They must be sponsored by a DAR Chapter. Three written references are required. The recipient must attend a two or four-year accredited college or university, the fall after receiving the Kansas DAR Scholarship.

Applications must be submitted by January 31, 2026.

The scholarship program is open to current Kansas High School, College, and/or Technical School students.  Applicant must intend to continue his/her education in an education or business-related program.  Applicant must be enrolled in a minimum of nine semester hours (at least half-time).  Enrollment must be in an accredited post-secondary educational facility within the state of Kansas. 

Applications must be complete, signed, and submitted by email in pdf format or postmarked by Friday, January 9, 2026, to be accepted.

Deadline- 03/20/2026

Scholarship winners will be selected based upon the following criteria: 

• Commitment to a construction career path

• Preference will be given to those choosing one of the preferred programs such as Highland

• Preference may be given to those planning to work/live in a rural area

• Leadership potential

• Values that align with AHRS’s 4 Foundations for Success:

  1. Honesty – Honorable in principles, intentions and actions

  2. Dedication – Wholly committed to a task or goal

  3. Quality – Excellence in work, craftsmanship and relationships

  4. Achievement – Can do attitude. Begin with the end in mind.