Awarded to a graduating Irving High School Hispanic senior with an overall average of 85 who plans to pursue a college/university degree in education.

Awarded to a student who demonstrates an interest in school and community activities, a commitment to learning and who plans to attend a college or university.

Awarded to a graduating senior who plans to major in education at a college or university.

Awarded to a graduating senior from Nimitz High School who is an active member of Latinos Standup and who plans to attend an accredited Junior college, college or university. If there are no applications that meet the above criteria the scholarship may be awarded to any IISD graduating senior, based on need, who plans to attend an accredited junior college, college or university.

Awarded to a graduating senior pursuing a four year college degree, who has demonstrated involvement in both extracurricular and community activities while maintaining a high academic standard.

Awarded in even years to a career technology graduating senior active in school and community activities, with economic need, and plans to pursue a degree or additional education at a technical institute, community college, or college/university.

Awarded to a graduating senior with an overall average of 90 or above who plans to pursue a career in the dental field as a dentist, dental hygienist, dental assistant or dental laboratory technician.

Awarded to a MacArthur graduating senior based on community service, academic record and leadership.

Awarded to a senior from each high school that exhibits leadership in academics, service, and extra curricular activities.

Awarded to a graduating senior with a an average of 80 or above with a desire to further his/her education at a technical institute, community college, or university, and whose family income does not exceed $60,000 (written statement from family required).  Must demonstrate community involvement, preferably participation in some extra-curricular activity.  An essay of 300 words or less that describes why the applicant wants this scholarship and describes their future plans must be attached.

Awarded to a graduating senior who has participated in a performing music organization for two years, demonstrates good character and plans to pursue a four-year college degree with a major in music. Must possess an overall average of 90 or above in music and be active in school and community activities.

Awarded to a student in the top 10% of their class, who is pursuing a college degree and who has been active in school and community services.

Awarded to two graduating seniors who have an overall average of 85 and plans to pursue a college/university degree.

Awarded to a graduating senior who participated in football Scholarship and/or track during his/her junior or senior year, plans to pursue additional education at a technical institute or college/university, has financial need, and takes part in school and community activities.

Awarded to a graduating Nimitz High School senior who
has participated in athletics, athletic training, cheerleading, or drill team his/her junior and senior years, has an overall average of 85 or above, and plans to pursue a degree ineducation or athletic training at a college/university.

Awarded to a graduating senior considered a “good citizen” by faculty and staff, has received no other recognition, and is active in ROTC and/or considering military service.

Awarded to a graduating senior who ranks in the upper 20% of his/her class, must provide proof of community service, must be enrolled in a school organization or activity, describe financial need, provide a paragraph on:  “What is school spirit?” and is open to any area of undergraduate study.

Awarded to four graduating seniors from any Irving ISD high school who have participated in junior/senior athletic programs.  A varsity letter is not required.  $625 per semester will be paid to each recipient for a maximum of eight semesters.  Applicants must rank in the upper 40% of the graduating class, must attempt and pass twelve (12) hours per semester, and must be enrolled as a full-time student for continued participation in the scholarship program.  An essay of 200 words or less stating how the applicant plans to take advantage of the scholarship must be attached.  Participation in college athletic programs is NOT required.  Drill team and cheerleading participation does not qualify.

Awarded to a graduating senior in the upper 25% of his or Memorial Scholarship her class, who has demonstrated community service involvement and must submit an essay explaining the importance of giving back to your community and describing the traits of unselfishness and loyalty and how they demonstrate these qualities in their life and in their community involvement.

Awarded to a graduating senior who has an overall average of 85 or above and plans to pursue a degree in special education at a college/university. Student must have exhibited an interest in volunteerism specifically working with physically/mentally challenged individuals (i.e. state schools, group homes).

Awarded to a graduating senior who plans to pursue a college/university degree in any field and whose family's primary source of income is from education.

Awarded to a graduating senior in the upper 25% of his/her class who plans to pursue college certification to teach or coach health and/or physical education.

Awarded to a graduating senior from each high school who plans to pursue a degree or certification in any health care related field such as nursing, medical transcription, radiological (x-ray) technology, etc., excluding premed, pre-dental or pre-vet majors, at a technical institute, community college, or university.

Awarded to a graduating senior who is physically challenged or who has to work at night or who provides care for another person and plans to major in the arts, journalism or humanities at a college/university.

Awarded to a graduating senior with an average of 80 or above, active in the community, and relative to an Irving Firefighter.

Awarded to graduating senior in the top 10% of their class, active in extracurricular and community activities and who is pursuing a four-year college degree with a business or engineering major.

Awarded in even years to a career technology graduating senior, who is active in school and community activities, has an economic need, and plans pursue a degree or additional education at a technical institute, community college, or college/university.

Established in November 2004 by Louise and Robert Memorial Scholarship Vandertulip to affirm Josiah’s life and honor his legacy of courage and sacrifice. Awarded to a graduating senior pursing a four year college degree, who has demonstrated involvement in both extracurricular and community activities while maintaining a high academic standard.

Awarded to a graduating senior who is a former Eureka student, ranks in the top 25% of his/her class, is involved in extracurricular activities, and submits a paper (100 words minimum) explaining the impact the Eureka Program has had in his/her life.

Awarded to 2 graduating senior women who plan to pursue a degree or additional education at any accredited institute of higher learning.

Awarded to a graduating senior who has actively participated in a performing music organization for two years, has an overall average of 85 or above, with an average of 90 or above in music, and who plans to pursue a college/university degree in music education.