Fayetteville Public Education Foundation
Invest in the future of public education in Fayetteville.
The Foundation’s endowment provides scholarships for deserving Fayetteville High School seniors to attend college and advance their careers.
Scholarship Funds can be directed toward students attending a particular school, studying a particular subject or field, need or merit, and named in honor or memory of an individual or group.
Amount: $1,125.00
Matthew J. Siebenmorgen Scholarship
To commemorate the ideals and life of Matthew, an outstanding student academically, in excellent standing among his teachers, dedicated to family, church, and civic activities. The recipient must demonstrate tremendous work ethic, particularly in home, and community and church.
Amount: $3,261.07
Heather Spears Memorial Scholarship
Financial assistance to a recipient that demonstrates not only academic achievement but also involvement in extra-curricular activities and the community at large.
Amount: $250.00
Class of 1952 Scholarship
For students who plan to attend the University of Arkansas, with an interest in education, with a preferred focus in math or science.
Amount: $1,300.00
Blake Croxdale Writing Scholarship
Presented to a graduating senior who shows exceptional promise as a writer.
Amount:$1,446.00
Nathan Altman Writing Scholarship
Presented to seniors interested in pursuing creative writing.
Amount: $500
Class of 1952 Scholarship
For students who plan to attend the University of Arkansas, with an interest in education, with a preferred focus in math or science.
Amount: $750
Dr. Benny A. Winborn Scholarship
Presented to a senior who plans to attend a two-or four-year college or vocational school.
Amount: $3261.07
Heather Spears Memorial Scholarship
Financial assistance to a recipient that demonstrates not only academic achievement but also involvement in extra-curricular activities and the community at large.
Amount: $1,125.00
Matthew J. Siebenmorgen Scholarship
To commemorate the ideals and life of Matthew, an outstanding student academically, in excellent standing among his teachers, dedicated to family, church, and civic activities. The recipient must demonstrate tremendous work ethic, particularly in home, and community and church.
Amount: $2,385.00
Blake Croxdale Writing Scholarship
Presented to a graduating senior who shows exceptional promise as a writer.
Amount: $500.00
Class of 1952 Scholarship
For students who plan to attend the University of Arkansas, with an interest in education, with a preferred focus in math or science.
*Due to international travel restrictions during COVID-19, we will not award during this cycle.
The Fayetteville Public Education Foundation provides our students with extraordinary educational opportunities by fostering strategic partnerships and investing in innovative programs championed by our educators.
Our vision is to underwrite excellence in the Fayetteville Public Schools by providing students, kindergarten through twelfth grade, with nationally competitive educational experiences designed to help them reach their full potential.