BERRYVILLE, VA — The Clarke County Education Foundation (CCEF) proudly announced the recipients of its 2025 scholarships during Clarke County High School’s annual Awards Night, held on Sunday, May 18, 2025, at 6:30 p.m.
This year, more than $45,000 in scholarships were awarded to deserving members of the Class of 2025, recognizing outstanding achievements in academics, athletics, leadership, the arts, community service, and career readiness.
The scholarships were presented by Executive Director Beth Williams and Vice President Turner Kobayashi, on behalf of the Foundation and its many generous donors.
“We are honored to support these students as they prepare for the next chapter in their lives,” said Williams. “Each scholarship reflects not only the incredible achievements of our recipients, but also the unwavering support and generosity of a community that believes in them.”
A Call to Future Donors
The Clarke County Education Foundation encourages individuals, families, local businesses, and civic organizations to consider establishing their own scholarships. Whether created in honor of a loved one, a profession, or a personal passion, a scholarship is a meaningful and lasting way to invest in the future of Clarke County students.
“We’ve seen firsthand the powerful impact scholarships can have on a student’s life,” said Kobayashi. “If you’ve ever considered creating a scholarship—no matter the amount—now is a great time to make that vision a reality.”
To learn more about creating a scholarship fund or supporting the Foundation’s mission, visit www.ccefinc.org or contact the Foundation directly at director@ccefinc.org.