High School Scholarships

The Monticello Park Neighborhood Association awards scholarships to deserving high school seniors who live within the boundaries of Monticello Park Neighborhood Association or attend Thomas Jefferson High School. Funds for these scholarships are from our annual Holiday Home Tour and generous donations from area businesses. Awards are based on merit and need, and include a written application as well as a personal interview. Monticello Park Neighborhood Association is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization and all donations to the scholarship fund are tax deductible.

To apply, click HERE. Deadline is April 19, 2024

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RECENT WINNERS

2023
Lack of applications, so no scholarships given

2022
Adam Rangel, BASIS San Antonio Shavano, University of Chicago
Tristan Sipes, Thomas Jefferson High School, Southwestern University

2021
In lieu of traditional scholarships, MPNA made a generous donation to the SAISD Foundation to facilitate distance learning during the COVID-19 pandemic

2020
In lieu of traditional scholarships, MPNA made a generous donation to the SAISD Foundation to facilitate distance learning during the COVID-19 pandemic

2019
Lack of applications, so no scholarships given

2018
Lack of applications, so no scholarships given

2017
Araceli Arizpe, Young Women's Leadership Academy, Middlebury College
Eden Dorsey, Young Women's Leadership Academy, Pepperdine University
Jacynda Espenshade, Thomas Jefferson High School, Middlebury College
Brayan Garcia, Thomas Jefferson High School, University of Texas at San Antonio
Guadalupe Garza, Young Women's Leadership Academy, St. Mary’s University
Lorena Leza, Young Women's Leadership Academy, Northeastern University
Lea Morin, Young Women's Leadership Academy, Amherst College
Alyssa Pacheco, Young Women's Leadership Academy, Middlebury College
Maria Sierra, Young Women's Leadership Academy, Georgetown University
Alexander Silva, Thomas Jefferson High School, University of Texas at San Antonio

2016
Adriana Avendano, Young Women's Leadership Academy, Carnegie Mellon University
Nadia Balderas, Young Women's Leadership Academy, Yale
Nizhoni Begay, Incarnate Word High School, Stanford
Briana Fabela, Young Women's Leadership Academy, Texas A&M
Meg Garcia, Young Women's Leadership Academy, University of Connecticut
Corina Lobo, Young Women's Leadership Academy, Georgetown University
Juliana Lopez, Young Women's Leadership Academy, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Osvaldo Reyna, Thomas Jefferson High School, San Antonio College
Madison Rodriguez, Young Women's Leadership Academy, Southern Methodist University
Andrea Sierra, Young Women's Leadership Academy, University of Texas Dallas
Klarissa Valdez, Thomas Jefferson High School, University of Texas at Austin

2015
Madison Halvorson, Young Women's Leadership Academy, Arizona State University
Destiny Ramos, Thomas Jefferson High School, University of Texas at Austin
Alexis Valdez, Young Women's Leadership Academy, University of Texas at San Antonio
Illanna Villagran, Young Women's Leadership Academy, Georgetown University

2014
Allison Kimball, Thomas Jefferson High School, Syracuse University
Alexander Rodriguez, Thomas Jefferson High School, Texas A&M University

2012
Sarai Martinez

2011
Irene Sauceda