Scholarships

CCOSA Senior Scholarship Program

CCOSA proudly hosts an annual Senior Scholarship Program, awarding exceptional Oklahoma students a college scholarship.

Children of active CCOSA members (not including Associate, Business, or OARSA members) are eligible and encouraged to participate.

Please note that a common scholarship form is used for this process. Members of the scholarship selection committee will best match the student's accomplishments with the criteria set forth in the scholarships listed below. Applications will open in Spring 2023.

Scholarships will be awarded as follows: seven $2,000 scholarships, four $2,500 scholarships and one $5,000 scholarship.

2023 CCOSA Scholarship Program Application opens in spring 2023!

The 2023 CCOSA Scholarship Program Application will open in the Spring. Please contact Lynne White at lynne@ccosa.org with any questions.

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We greatly appreciate the support of our sponsors in making these scholarships possible. Sponsors for these scholarships are:

CCOSA/OSAG/Gene Keith Scholarship	$5,000
OSAG/Four Regional Scholarships	$2,500/each
CCOSA/OSIG/Randall Raburn Scholarship	$2,000
CCOSA/MGM/Harvey Reimer Scholarship	$2,000
CCOSA/Renaissance Learning/Steven Crawford Scholarship	$2,000
OASA/Coryell Roofing & Construction/Pete Rhames Scholarship	$2,000
OASSP/RedSky Constructors/J.B. Flatt Scholarship	$2,000
OMLEA/RedSky Constructors/ Scholarship	$2,000
OAESP/Horizon Financial Services Scholarship	$2,000

Scholarship Recipients 2022

CCOSA/OSAG/Gene Keith Scholarship

This scholarship is named to honor Eugene Keith who served 4 years as the Executive Director of OASA (Oklahoma Association of School Administrators) and CCOSA (Cooperative Council for Oklahoma School Administration). This scholarship is funded by the Oklahoma Schools Assurance Group, where Mr. Keith also served as Executive Director.

HOLLIE STALDER

CCOSA/OSAG/Gene Keith Scholarship – Hollie Stalder, Hooker High School

Hollie Stalder plans to attend West Texas A & M University where she will play basketball for the Lady Buffs while obtaining a degree in education. While high school, Hollie has participated in high school athletics and led a several student organizations all while maintaining a full-time job in her family’s lawn service and keeping a rigorous high school curriculum. Hollie has received several All-Conference sports honors and has been voted team captain by her teammates in several sports. She leads by example and is well respected by her teammates, coaches, teachers, and community. Hollie is the daughter of Brian Stalder, OASSP member.

CCOSA/MGM/Harvey Reimer Scholarship

The Harvey Reimer Scholarship is named for the first Executive Director of the Cooperative Council for Oklahoma School Administration (CCOSA) who served from 1975-1981. CCOSA would like to thank Mass Group Marketing of Dallas, Texas, for sponsoring this fine program which annually awards a $2,000.00 scholarship to the son or daughter of a CCOSA member. The student must be a graduating senior.

CHARLEIGH HASKINS

CCOSA/MGM/Harvey Reimer Scholarship – Charleigh Haskins, Blackwell High School

As a student at Blackwell High School, Charleigh Haskins has been involved in many activities while maintain academic excellence. While excelling in sports and academics, she has also earned several concurrent college credits in preparation for college. Charleigh is described as highly respected by her peers and teachers. She possesses a willingness and the heart to help others. Charleigh plans to attend Friends University where she will be on the collegiate golf team while majoring in Radiologic Technology. Charleigh is the daughter of OASA member, Shawn Haskins.

CCOSA/OSIG/Randall Raburn Scholarship

The Randall Raburn Scholarship is named for the former Executive Director of the Cooperative Council for Oklahoma School Administration (CCOSA) who has served from 1995-2008. The endowed scholarship will annually award $2,000.00 to a graduating senior who is the son or daughter of a CCOSA member. The Randall Raburn Scholarship is sponsored by OSIG.

CAMDEN SIMON

CCOSA/OSIG/Randall Raburn Scholarship – Camden Simon, Roff High School

Throughout high school, Camden Simon has set ambitious goals for herself both academically and on the softball field where she and her teammates were Class B 2021 Softball Fast-pitch State Champions. Camden is hard-working and a leader in her school. She has been involved in many school and community activities while maintaining academic excellence at her high school and excelling in concurrent classes at the local university. Adoption and foster care have always held a special place in Camden’s heart. After interning with a local family law attorney, she feels that the Sociology/Pre-Law track at Oklahoma State University is the best choice for her. Ead Simon, OASA member, is Camden’s father.

CCOSA/Renaissance Learning/Steven Crawford Scholarship

The Steven Crawford Scholarship is named for the former Executive Director of the Cooperative Council for Oklahoma School Administration (CCOSA) who served from 2008-2016. The endowed scholarship will annually award $2,000.00 to a graduating senior who is the son or daughter of a CCOSA member. The Steven Crawford scholarship is sponsored by Renaissance Learning.

CAROLINE CRUM

CCOSA/Renaissance Learning/Steven Crawford Scholarship – Caroline Crum, Claremore High School

Whether it is playing golf or performing in a musical, Carolyn Crum always shows commitment and enthusiasm. She is a student who has shown exemplary dedication and work ethic in both academics and through extracurricular involvement. At age seven, Carolyn joined her parents at the Oklahoma State Capitol for an education rally and loved the experience of democracy first-hand. In high school, Carolyn was a delegate to Oklahoma Girls State, where her interest in government and the law helped to determine her future goals. Carolyn plans to attend Oklahoma State University where she will major in Political Science/Pre-Law. Carolyn is the daughter of Edward Crum, OASA member.

OASA/Coryell Roofing/Pete Rhames Scholarship

The Oklahoma Association of School Administrators sponsors a scholarship for graduating high school seniors. The Pete Rhames Scholarship is offered in honor of Pete Rhames, retired Executive Director of the Cooperative Council for Oklahoma School Administration. This is an annual scholarship sponsored by Coryell Roofing. Eligible candidates are all graduating seniors who are children of OASA members. Every eligible Oklahoma graduating senior is invited to apply.

BRAELYN BLASENGAME

OASA/Coryell Roofing/Pete Rhames Scholarship – Braelyn Blasengame, Stuart High School

Throughout high school, Braelyn Blasengame has been actively involved in many school activities. She has won numerous academic and athletic honors while obtaining several hours of concurrent credits. In 2021, she was selected as a delegate to Oklahoma Girls State and was also chosen to serve on the Oklahoma State Superintendent Student Advisory Board. Braelyn will play softball at Eastern Oklahoma State College in the fall and complete her education at the University of Oklahoma where she plans to finish her degree in Respiratory Therapy/Health Sciences. Tracy Blasengame, OASA member, is Braelyn’s father.

OASSP/RedSky Constructors/J.B. Flatt Scholarship

Oklahoma Association of Secondary School Principals and RedSky Constructors are proud to sponsor the annual $2,000.00 scholarship for the son or daughter of an active OASSP member. The scholarship honors J.B. Flatt, former Executive Director of OASSP for 16 years. The student must be a graduating senior.

BRYNLI TUCKER

OASSP/Red Sky Constructors/J.B. Flatt Scholarship – Brynli Tucker, Healdton High School

Brynli Tucker has been described as a perfectionist in the classroom as well as on the field and court. She understands the importance of dedication, hard work and teamwork. Brynli has a vibrant and energetic personality who works well with her peers making them feel at ease and welcome. After an architecture class at the local technology center and competing in FCCLA competitions, Brynli found that these experiences have strengthened her communication and presentation skills. These experiences have led Brynli to Oklahoma State University where she plans to major in marketing. Brynli is the daughter of Justin Kana, OASSP member.

OMLEA/RedSky Constructors Scholarship

Oklahoma Middle Level Education Association and RedSky Constructors are proud to sponsor the annual $2,000.00 scholarship for the son or daughter of an active OMLEA member. The student must be a graduating senior.

CARSON DEAN

OMLEA/Red Sky Constructors Scholarship – Carson Dean, Seminole High School

In high school, Carson Dean has held many different leadership roles in numerous school activities such as the local FCA organization, student council, the academic team, and the golf team. Carson’s determination and work ethic has allowed him to be active in his high school and community while earning twenty-four college credits. He will attend Oklahoma State University and major in Finance and minor in Energy Finance. With this degree he is planning a career as a financial manager. Carson has been selected as one of twenty freshman leaders to participate in Spears School of Business Scholar Leader program at Oklahoma State University. He also plans to participate in campus student organizations, playing intramural sports, volunteering in campus ministries, and working part-time. Carson is the son of David Dean, OAESP/OMLEA member.

OAESP/Horizon Financial Services Scholarship

Oklahoma Association of Elementary School Principals and Horizon Financial Services are proud to sponsor the annual $2,000.00 scholarship for the son or daughter of an active OAESP member. The student must be a graduating senior.

KADE WILLIAMS

OAESP/Horizon Financial Services Scholarship – Kade Williams, Coweta High School

Kade Williams knows the meaning of hard work. He has succeeded academically while participating in baseball and the Oklahoma High School Rodeo Association as well as various organizations in the community. Kade can be found volunteering at the local Boys & Girls Club and the Oklahoma Junior Rodeo Association. He also works part time as a Leather Craftsman, Horse Trainer, and a Ranch Hand.

Kade earned a head start on earning his college degree by challenging himself with Advanced Placement courses and concurrent college credit. Kade plans to attend Oklahoma State University to pursue a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He has been selected to participate in the President’s Leadership Council and the OSU Rodeo Team. Kade is the son of Jana Williams, OAESP member.

OSAG Regional Scholarships

The OSAG Regional Scholarship is a new scholarship that awards $2,500 scholarship to graduating seniors. Four awards are granted each year. Recipients must be the son or daughter of an active CCOSA member.

NATHAN EZELL

NE OSAG Regional Scholarship – Nathan Ezell, Jenks High School

As a high school student, Nathan Ezell has been active in the local FFA Chapter where he has held numerous leadership positions, provided over 250 hours of community service, excelled academically, and earned various FFA honors. Nathan will attend Oklahoma State University and major in Mechanical Engineering. He has been selected to participate in the OSU President’s Leadership Council and in the College of Engineering, Architecture, and Technology Scholars Program. While in high school, Nathan developed a welding and fabrication business, EZ Metal Works, LLC. This business has allowed Nathan to design and build projects for his customers and he plans to continue to grow that business while in college. Nathan’s the son of Dana Ezell, OASA member.

SOFEY BURNETT

NW OSAG Regional Scholarship – Sofey Burnett, Woodward High School

Sofey Burnett has been a leader in many organizations while excelling academically. She is described as self-motivated, driven, and enthusiastic. Her involvement in activities such as FFA, National Honor Society, and Oklahoma Girls’ State demonstrate her commitment to being a leader. Sofey volunteers as a mentor at a local elementary school and in an elementary after school program where she teaches cooking lessons and interacts with the students with hands-on activities. She aspires to do great things in her community, her career, and future. Sofey is planning to attend Oklahoma State University in the fall where she will major in Agribusiness. She is the daughter of Tara Burnett, OAESP member.

CARSYN GRAGG

SE OSAG Regional Scholarship – Carsyn Gragg, McAlester High School

Carsyn Gragg is a focused, hardworking young woman whose goals and work ethic have led her to find success as a leader in her school and community. While in high school, Carsyn has served as Student Council president and is proud of the creation and implementation of a freshman mentorship program for her school as well as having served as captain of her school’s soccer team. She is an active member of the Honors Band and currently volunteers as a coach for two soccer teams for 8–10-year-olds. Recently she participated in virtual job shadowing through the Choctaw Nation in veterinary medicine. Through her school’s internship program, she has had experience as an intern at a local veterinary clinic. Carysn will attend Oklahoma State University in the fall and has been accepted to the Oklahoma State University President’s Leadership Council. She plans to major in Animal Science/Pre-Veterinary medicine. Carsyn is the daughter of Chad Gragg, OASA member.

BRYNN SAVAGE

SW OSAG Regional Scholarship – Brynn Savage, Stratford High School

Brynn Savage has always set ambitious standards for herself, and college will be no exception. While in high school Brynn has excelled academically and has held many leadership roles in school and community organizations. She is currently serves on the State Superintendent’s Student Advisory Board. Brynn was also selected to participate in the Youth Leadership of Oklahoma. She has always been interested in the medical field and through her local career technology school, she has obtained phlebotomy and CNA (Certified Nurse Assistant) certifications. Brynn plans to attend Harding University where she will major in nursing. She is the daughter of Paul Savage, OASSP member.

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