The Henry & Billie Brooks Scholarship provides need-based scholarships to students intending to enroll in Lone Star College-Montgomery as full-time students. Applicants must be a resident of Montgomery County and a United States citizen. Selected recipients will continue to receive scholarship monies from the Fund each semester for a continuous two year period provided that he/she successfully completes a minimum of 9 semester hours and maintains at least a 3.0-grade point average each semester. Students must demonstrate financial need as determined by the Financial Aid Office of Lone Star College-Montgomery.  Applications are at the the college and career counselors offices at Montgomery County public high schools and at Lone Star College Montgomery Fiancial Aid office. 

Keaton – or KBuss as he was known by family and friends – graduated from Montgomery High School in May 2018 where he excelled at football, baseball, academics, the Anglers fishing club and had many friendships across the campus. He is mostly remembered for his servant’s heart and a deep love of his family. After a tragic accident took his life after graduation, Keaton’s family and friends established this fund as his legacy, based on the last line of his Bearbacker essay, “No matter how hard it gets, don’t give up.” This scholarship is available to students at Montgomery High School and Lake Creek High School in Montgomery ISD.  Applications are available at the college and career counselors offices at those high schools

The Shane Dickerson Carter Memorial Scholarship Fund was created to benefit Montgomery High School seniors who have demonstrated the Rotary International mission of “Service Above Self”. This scholarship provides funding for graduating seniors who have demonstrated their commitment to overcoming poverty, hunger, disease, illiteracy, homelessness, or other barriers to life, through their community and/or international volunteer efforts. Applicants must be able to demonstrate their commitment to the “achievement of world understanding and peace through local, national, and international humanitarian, educational, and cultural programs.” Special consideration is given to students who have recorded volunteer hours for the care and maintenance of Memory Park, located adjacent to the Charles B. Stewart West Branch Library, in Montgomery, Texas. Financial need is to be considered, but not required. Scholarships may be sought for college tuition or trade schools.   Applications are available at the college and career counseling office at Montgomery High School.

The Mary Jane Hamilton Memorial Scholarship was established to benefit students graduating from or have graduated from a Montgomery County high school intending to enroll in Lone Star College-Montgomery as full time students. Students must demonstrate financial need as determined by the Financial Aid Office of Lone Star College-Montgomery.  Applications are available at the college and career counseling offices of the public high schools in Montgomery County and the Financial Aid office of Lone Star College Montgomery.

The Hivnor Family Scholarship was created to benefit students from Willis High School that are participating in varsity athletics including, but not limited to, cheerleading and drill team. Applicants wishing to be considered for the Hivnor Family Scholarship must also be United States Citizens, reside in Montgomery County, Texas, and enroll in college as full time students. Recipients must be of good character, well-rounded, and motivated to succeed. Scholarship applications are available at the college and career counseling office of Willis High School.

The Ruben W. Hope, Jr., Memorial Scholarship was created by the Hope family and friends to honor Ruben’s passion for education and commitment to the people of Montgomery County. This scholarrship is available to Conroe High School students and graduating high school students who have attended the Ruben W. Hope, Jr. Elementary School.  Scholarship applications are available at the CHS college and career counselor office or on the CHS scholarship portal.

The Cort Martin Memorial Scholarship at Lone Star College-Montgomery was established to provide financial assistance to graduates of high schools in the Conroe Independent School District intending to enroll in Lone Star College-Montgomery as full-time students. Students must demonstrate financial need as determined by the Financial Aid Office of Lone Star College-Montgomery.  Applications are available at  CISD high school college and career counselors and Lone Star College Montgomery Finanical Aid Office.

The Buddy Moorhead Memorial Scholarship was started in 1984 to honor the memory of Conroe High School Football Coach Buddy Moorhead. It has gone through many years of transition and now has a permanent home with MCCF. Senior students selected for this award must have participated in football at Conroe High School, have a reasonable chance of success in college, be of good character and a well-rounded individual, and must exemplify the ‘spirit’ of the Conroe Tigers. Financial need is to be considered but not required.  Applications are available the CHS Scholarship Portal or from the CHS college and careeer counselor.

The Alfred (Jimmie) & Joyce Soupart Scholarship is a need-based scholarship for students of Conroe High School. Applying students must reside in Montgomery County, be a US citizen, have a GPA of 3.0 or higher, be of good character, and must enroll in college as a full-time student.  Applications are at the CHS college and career counselor’s office or on the CHS scholarship portal.

The Sowers Family All Means All Fund supports Conroe ISD graduating students who have the drive to continue their eduction after high school and have participated in CISD’s All Means All program. Scholarship applications are through CISD’s All Means All program for students entering 9th grade.

The Texas Osteopathic Rural Initiative (TORI) Scholarship for Sam Houston State University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine  was set up by Keith Wagner in honor of his daughter, Tori, who is a surgeon in rural Tennessee.  Keith recongized the need college students from rural areas in East Texas to pursue a medical degree and return back to their homes to pratice medicine.  A scholarship from this fund will be available in the spring of 2025.