T-Corp through Lift Community Action Agency
The goal of the Tri County Renew Project is to strengthen the wellbeing and future success of individuals and families across Choctaw, Pushmataha, and McCurtain Counties by providing comprehensive, community-based support. Through youth empowerment programs, jail-release and reentry services, outpatient substance-abuse treatment, individualized case management, and therapeutic group interventions,
06/22/2026
WTG BROKEN BOW SCHOOLS!!!!!!
Broken Bow High School Class of 2026 Scholarship Winners Announced
Broken Bow High School Seniors received over 3.2 million dollars in scholarships to assist with their future education and training. In addition to those listed below, 38 students met the requirements for Oklahoma’s Promise, and 32 are eligible for funding from their respective tribes.
Alexander Abeyta received an OSU Academic Excellence and Cowboy Covenant Scholarship totaling $8,000, and Masonic Lodge Scholarship worth $1,000.
Sky Baker was awarded a Doan University Academic and football scholarships totaling $38,000.
Jasper Brace received an ECU Academic Scholarship worth $2,000.
Adrian Brannon was awarded a Doan University Academic and football scholarships totaling $32,000, and received the Chase Claussen Memorial Athletic Scholarship worth $1,000.
Jimmy Brown received the Hunter McPeak Memorial Scholarship worth $1,000.
Karis Caudle was awarded a Centenary College of Louisiana Trustee Scholarship for full tuition and housing totaling $164,000.
Jade Chesney was awarded a University of Tulsa Academic Scholarship worth $15,000; Hendrix College Academic Scholarship worth $110,000; and Maryville College Dean's Scholarship worth $100,000.
Bradley Chewning received a Kiamichi Tech Steps to Success Scholarship worth $2,100.
Cheyann Childs received an OSU Academic Excellence Scholarship worth $4,000; Broken Bow Firefighters Scholarship worth $750; and Broken Bow Education Foundation Scholarship worth $1,000.
Maverick Clouse received a Kiamichi Tech Steps to Success Scholarship worth $2,100.
Cameron Durant received a Kiamichi Tech Steps to Success Scholarship worth $2,100.
Brooke Evans was awarded the Southeastern Oklahoma State University Honors and PLC Program-Academic Scholars by Nomination/Oklahoma Rising Scholar Scholarship totaling $37,200; Southern Arkansas University Blue & Gold Excellence Scholarship worth $28,000; Oral Roberts University Quest Whole Leadership Scholarship worth $25,000; Northeastern State University Academic Scholarship worth $7,200; East Central University Academic Scholarship worth $2,000; Memorial Scholarship in Honor of Makenzie Lynn Morris worth $1,200; and Broken Bow Education Foundation Scholarship worth $1,000.
Isaiah Fields was awarded a University of Central Oklahoma Bronze and Blue Scholarship worth $6,200; East Central University Governor's Scholarship worth $12,000; Northeastern State University Collegiate Scholarship worth $8,800; E.M. "Nat" Watson Jr. Athletic Scholarship from the Oklahoma African American Educators Incorporated worth $1,000; Lions Club Scholarship worth $1,000; Quarterback Club Scholarship worth $750; andBroken Bow Education Foundation Scholarship worth $1,000.
Melanie Garcia Chavez received an OU Sower Award Scholarship worth $8,000, and the Junior Chamber AEP/PSO Scholarship worth $250.
Aubrey Hightower was awarded an Oklahoma Wesleyan University Athletic and Academic Scholarship totaling $56,000.
Jeffrey Ibarra received the Post 911 Montgomery GI Bill scholarship for up to $180,000 while serving in the United States Military.
Kamden Jackman received a Huber Engineered Woods STEM Scholarship worth $1,000.
Jaxson Johnson was awarded a South Arkansas College Baseball Scholarship worth $2,000, and a South Arkansas Presidential Scholarship worth $3,500.
Falyn Martin was awarded an East Central University Academic Scholarship worth $2,000; Oral Roberts University Quest Whole Leader Scholarship worth $18,000; Evangel University Freshman Heritage Scholarship worth $48,000; Dallas Baptist University Scholarship worth $48,000; Houston Christian University Scholarship worth $64,000; and Cottey College Scholarship worth $32,000.
Violet McCarrell received a University of Central Oklahoma Broncho and Blue Scholarship worth $2,500; Oklahoma Rural Rehabilitation Corporation Scholarship worth $400; Masonic Lodge Scholarship worth $1,000; and Lions Club Scholarship worth $1,000.
Joshua McDaniel received a Kiamichi Tech Steps to Success Scholarship worth $2,100.
Kiara McDaniel received a Kiamichi Tech Steps to Success Scholarship worth $2,100.
Alfredo Morales received an OU President's Leadership Class Scholarship worth $1,250; an OU Sower Award Scholarship worth $8,000; and the Bob Burke Drama/Speech/Journalism Scholarship worth $1,000.
Brock Morris received the Oklahoma Energy Resources Board-Student Board of Directors Scholarship worth $2,000.
Paxton O'Neill was awarded a Mid-America Christian University academic and baseball scholarships totaling $42,640, and a McPherson College Baseball Scholarship totaling $92,000.
Skylar O'Rear received a Masonic Lodge Scholarship worth $1,000.
Cole Patrick was awarded an East Central University Academic Excellence Scholarship worth $4,000; Southern Arkansas University Scholastic Merit Scholarship worth $3,000; and a Kiamichi Tech Steps to Success Scholarship worth $2,100.
Gunner Pope received an OU Academic Achievement Scholarship worth $8,000; OU First Year Engineering Award worth $1,500; OU President's Community Scholars Scholarship worth $6,900; OSU Academic Excellence and Cowboy Covenant Scholarship worth $8,000; OSU Fourjay Foundation Endowed Scholarship (undisclosed amount); University of Central Oklahoma Broncho and Blue Scholarship worth $5,200; Masonic Lodge Scholarship worth $1,000; Kiwanis Club Scholarship worth $1,000; Graduating Class of 1976 Scholarship worth $250; Bob Burke Law Scholarship worth $1,000; Broken Bow Firefighters Scholarship worth $750; Anna L. Spencer Scholarship worth $500; Dorothy Branstine Slater Memorial Scholarship worth $1,000; and Broken Bow Education Foundation Scholarship worth $1,000.
Eric Porter was awarded a Lake Forest College Southwest Scholarship totaling $148,000; Oklahoma Baptist University Academic Scholarship worth $20,000; an OU Sower Award Scholarship worth $9,420; University of Central Oklahoma Bronze and Blue Scholarship worth $3,200; Southern Arkansas University Blue and Gold Excellence Scholarship worth $28,000; University of Arkansas Non-Resident Tuition Scholarship worth $75,600; OSU Academic Excellence Scholarship worth $10,000.
Alexis Qualls received an East Central University Oklahoma Rising Scholars Full Tuition Scholarship totaling $63,000 and Harvey Price Memorial Scholarship worth $425; OSU Academic Excellence Scholarship worth $8,000; Oklahoma Home and Community Education Scholarship worth $400; and Huber Engineered Woods STEM Scholarship worth $1,000.
R***r Richbourg received a Southern Arkansas University AG Departmental Scholarship totaling $20,000 and Scholar Scholarship worth $8,000.
Kylie Rodriguez was awarded an East Central University Academic Scholarship worth $2,000.
Katie Rogers received the Southeastern Oklahoma State University Presidential Honors Scholarship totaling $12,000; Class of 1954 Scholarship worth $604.03; Ouachita Baptist Founder's Scholarship worth $72,000; Oklahoma Rural Rehabilitation Corporation Scholarship worth $350; Broken Bow Ministers' Fellowship Scholarship worth $1,000; Hochatime Scholarship worth $1,000; W.C. Slater Jr. Memorial Scholarship worth $1,000; and Broken Bow Education Foundation Scholarship worth $1,000.
Amelia Sanchez received an OU High Academic Scholarship totaling $48,920; East Central University Academic Scholarship worth $2,000; Junior Chamber Scholarship worth $1,500; Kiwanis Club Scholarship worth $1,000; Anna Mae (Mable) Cooper Memorial Scholarship worth $500; Betty D. Slater Gibson Scholarship worth $1,000; and Broken Bow Education Foundation Scholarship worth $1,000.
Jaylee Smith was awarded OSU Academic Excellence and Cowboy Covenant Scholarships totaling $8,000.
Alyson Sundberg received a University of Central Oklahoma Bronze and Blue Scholarship worth $2,600 and Musical Theatre Program Scholarship worth $4,000; East Central University Academic Scholar Scholarship worth $2,000; OU Sower Award Scholarship worth $4,000; Hochatime Scholarship worth $1,000; and Broken Bow Education Foundation Scholarship worth $1,000.
Landon Thweatt was awarded a Friends University academic and track scholarships totaling $19,500 and Fine Arts Scholarship totaling $88,000; and a Drury University Academic Scholarship totaling $80,000.
Lexton Wallis received a Southeastern Oklahoma State University Presidential Honors Scholarship totaling $12,000.
Sydnee Walls received a Kiamichi Tech Steps to Success Scholarship worth $2,100.
Kruse Ward received a Kiamichi Tech Steps to Success Scholarship worth $2,100.
Addison Williams received the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma-Oklahoma Rising Scholars Full Housing, Tuition, and Fee Waiver Scholarships totaling $50,760; Oklahoma Rural Rehabilitation Scholarship worth $350; Graduating Class of 1976 Scholarship worth $250.
Kira Williamson received a University of Central Oklahoma Broncho and Blue Scholarship worth $3,200.
Lamita Willis received a Kiamichi Tech Steps to Success Scholarship worth $2,100.
Breanna Wright was awarded a Southeastern Oklahoma State University Stronger Storm Scholarship worth $1,500 and the John Massey Leadership Program Scholarship worth $40,000; an Arkansas Oklahoma State Fair Scholarship worth $400; the Billy and Nita McCain Memorial Scholarship worth $500; Oklahoma Rural Rehabilitation Scholarship worth $500; the Cathy and Larry Burke Scholarship worth $2,500; American Farmers and Ranchers Scholarship worth $350; University of Central Oklahoma Broncho and Blue Scholarship worth $3,200; and Broken Bow Education Foundation Scholarship worth $1,000.
Nesly Zaragoza-Casas received a Lions Club Scholarship worth $1,000; Broken Bow Ministers' Fellowship Scholarship worth $1,000; and the Jennifer Broades "Good Neighbor" Senior Scholarship worth $500.
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