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 are due by March 1, 2022.

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

2022 CCOSA Scholarship Program Application

Now Available!

The 2022 CCOSA Scholarship Program Application is now open. Please review the application found here and return to Lynne White at lynne@ccosa.org no later than close of business March 1, 2022.

Download the application

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 2021

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.

Anna Holmes

CCOSA/OSAG/Gene Keith Scholarship – Anna Holmes, Wagoner High School

Anna plans to attend the University of Central Oklahoma where she will obtain a degree in Mathematics Education and minor in Spanish. She plans to become a Junior High School math teacher. Anna has wanted to be a teacher since she was a small child and has developed experience working with children in the Kid’s Ministry program at her church. Anna is the daughter of Jeremy Holmes, OMLEA/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.

Michael Chapple

CCOSA/MGM/Harvey Reimer Scholarship – Michael Chapple, Jones High School

As a student at Jones High School, Michael Chapple has demonstrated a love of learning and leading with the commitment necessary to succeed. In high school, Michael has received many academic honors and has held many leadership positions all while serving his community and church. He is a driven young man and has proven to be knowledgeable, hard-working, and committed to every endeavor. Participating in political campaigns as an intern and being involved in various law/government activities, Michael developed a love for government and law. Following graduation, Michael plans to attend Baylor University and major in Political Science/Pre-Law with a focus on Criminal Justice. Michael is the son of Michelle Chapple an OASA member.

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.

Terran Schornick

CCOSA/OSIG/Randall Raburn Scholarship – Terran Schornick, Claremore High School

Throughout high school, Terran Schornick has excelled in rigorous coursework while being accomplished in extracurricular activities as well. While earning the honor of All-State in Softball, Terran is a leader and a positive role model for her work ethic in academics, softball, basketball, and track. She is active as a leader in many clubs and is a leader in a mentoring program, leading small groups of freshmen to adapt to high school life. Outside of school, Terran helps coach youth softball camps and volunteers time in her community. School leaders describe Terran as driven with a determination to reach goals. Terran has a passion for history and politics and plans to obtain a degree in Political Science/Pre-Law from Rogers State University. Terran is the daughter of Robert Schornick, an OASA member.

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.

Cameryn Dalton

CCOSA/Renaissance Learning/Steven Crawford Scholarship – Cameryn Dalton, Eufaula High School

Cameryn Dalton has been described as a gifted, strong, and a mature young woman. She is well rounded and shines academically while taking a leadership role at school. She has won many honors at the state level as well as the Award for Excellence from the National Academy of Future Physicians, the Medical Science Award and was chosen as a Congress of Future Medical Leaders Delegate. As a cancer survivor, she knows the importance of quality medical care and wishes to make a difference in the lives of others. She plans to attend the University of Oklahoma majoring in Human Health & Biology as well as a minor in Business Management. Upon graduation from OU, Cameryn hopes to attend Baylor University Medical School where she plans to focus on pediatric oncology. Cameryn is the daughter of ODSS member, Michelle Dalton.

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.

Cooper Coffman

OASA/Coryell Roofing/Pete Rhames Scholarship – Cooper Coffman, Sayre High School

Cooper Coffman has had many academic achievements and is currently involved in many activities at his school. People are instantly drawn to him and he always goes above and beyond with his responsibilities and will often be seen doing extra to help others. Cooper is extremely active in the athletic programs at Sayre High School where he is active in baseball, track, and golf. He was chosen the team captain in both football and basketball. Being raised in Western Oklahoma, he became interested in the Wind Energy Industry. After graduating from Oklahoma State University with a degree in Wind Engineering, he plans to return to Western Oklahoma to work in the industry and to raise a family. Cooper is the son of Brad Coffman, OASSP and Robin Coffman, OASA.

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.

Lauren Chaney

OASSP/Red Sky Constructors/J.B. Flatt Scholarship – Lauren Chaney, Grove High School

Lauren Chaney has been very involved in her school and in her community. Academically, Lauren is an outstanding student and motivates herself by taking multiple AP classes. She is active in many school organizations, frequently taking the leadership role in each. Lauren can often be found helping younger student in these organization to become successful. After high school, Lauren plans to attend Oklahoma State University where she will major in Animal Science with a Pre-Vet option. After completing Veterinary School, she plans on opening her own clinic while continuing to grow her commercial cattle operation. Lauren is the daughter of OASSP member, Pamela Chaney.

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.

Ashley Holland

OMLEA/Red Sky Constructors Scholarship – Ashley Holland, Oologah High School

In high school, Ashley Holland received numerous academic honors and was a leader in many organizations. Ashley feels that education is important at all stages of life, and technology is becoming an increasingly important part of learning. She understands that technology must grow to meet the new demands in education, and she hopes to help meet these needs. Ashley plans to pursue a double major in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering from Oklahoma State University. Ashley is the daughter of Denton Holland an OMLEA/OAESP 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.

Conner Williams

OAESP/Horizon Financial Services Scholarship – Conner Williams, Perkins-Tryon High School

Conner Williams knows the meaning of hard work. He has succeeded academically and has shown leadership in a variety of school organizations, especially football. He has accepted an opportunity to play football for the University of Central Oklahoma. While at UCO he plans to obtain a degree in Sports Medicine. Having been a part of the Biomedical Program at Meridian Technology Center over the past two years, he has gained a deep appreciation for and excitement about the study of kinesiology. Sports Medicine will provide a way for him to have a positive impact on student athletes. He has watched his parents use their jobs as a mission to help others and he hopes to do the same. Conner is the son of OAESP member, Mandi Williams.

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.

Mia Miller

OSAG Regional Scholarship – Mia Miller, OSSM

As a high school student, Mia Miller has demonstrated a love of learning and a level of commitment necessary to succeed. She has received many academic honors and is most proud of being named a 2021 Academic All-Stater. Mia has been accepted to the OSU Honors College and the Spears Scholar Leader Program. While in college, Mia will continue to be involved in various campus organizations. She plans to expand her leadership skills and network for future endeavors while still enjoying the college experience. She plans to attend Oklahoma State University where she will major in Finance. Mia is the daughter of OAESP/ OMLEA member, Becky Miller.

Kaycee Moyer

OSAG Regional Scholarship – Kaycee Moyer, Glenpool High School

While in high school, Kaycee has been a leader in many organizations while excelling academically. Kaycee is driven and determined and sets high goals for herself while helping her peers to do the same. Outside of school, Kaycee has demonstrated her ability to manage a hectic school schedule while holding a part-time job and volunteering her time in the community. In addition, Kaycee served on Superintendent Hofmeister’s 2021 Student Advisory Council this school year. Kaycee plans to major in Pre-Veterinary Medicine at Oklahoma State University. Kacyee is the daughter of Kristina Roberts, OAESP member.

Carson Capps

OSAG Regional Scholarship – Carson Capps, Byng High School

Carson Capps is a focused, hardworking young man whose goals and work ethic have led him to find success in many ways. Both of Carson’s parents are OASA members and three of his grandparents have served as school administrators in Oklahoma Public Schools. Through them he has learned that an education is a gift and something to be valued. Carson has been active and excelled in high school sports and academics as well as FFA. He has won various state and national honors in FFA and has recently been chosen as a state FFA Vice-President. He has been described as a humble young man and is appreciated for his love and sacrifice for those around him. Carson plans to attend Oklahoma State University where he has been accepted into the Honors College as well as the “Freshmen in Transition” program. His goal is to major in Agribusiness and later obtaining his Juris Doctorate. Carson is the son of Brian and Staci Capps, both OASA members.

Riley Coleman

OSAG Regional Scholarship – Riley Coleman, Watonga High School

Riley Coleman has always set high standards for herself and college will be no exception. While in high school Riley has excelled academically and has held many leadership roles in FFA and other school organizations including Cross Country. Riley has volunteered for several community events, elementary track meets, and spends time reading to elementary students. Being raised by educators, she has learned the importance of serving others. She is known to be active and very motivated while being a great role model for younger students. Riley has signed with Rogers State University to run Cross Country and Track and plans to major in Physical Therapy. She is the daughter of Lauren Coleman an OASSP member.

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