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Justice HS Scholarship Fund

The Justice High School Scholarship Fund (JHSSF) was originally incorporated in 2004 as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization under the name JEB Stuart Educational Foundation. (We changed our name in 2018 after the school was renamed.) JHSSF is operated and managed by an all-volunteer board assisted by additional dedicated community volunteers. Since our inception, the JHSSF and its partners have awarded over $2,700,000 to help 877 Justice HS graduates take the important first step toward a college degree.

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Our Mission

The mission of the Justice HS Scholarship Fund is to provide need-based scholarships for Justice High School graduates pursuing post-secondary education. The Justice HS Scholarship Fund supports students who demonstrate a commitment to learning and being contributing members of their communities.

JHSSF Donors Launch Journeys of Self-Discovery

Attending college often broadens one’s horizons. Of course, traditional “book” learning—studying engineering, or anthropology, or a new language—and work experiences shape a student’s future. Yet equally important is the personal exploration that the college experience encourages. In fact, our interviews with Justice High School Scholarship Fund (JHSSF) Scholars revealed our scholarships play a key role in making such personal exploration more accessible. Moreover, the tangib

JHSSF Donors Launch Journeys of Self-Discovery

Nancy J. Weisgerber Scholarship

It is our pleasure to announce a scholarship in memory of Nancy Weisgerber awarded for the first time in 2021. Nancy Jean Weisgerber was the proud principal at JEB Stuart High School (now Justice High School) for eight years prior to her retirement in June 1997. Nancy was known for her commitment to education as teacher, coach, counselor, and administrator. As expressed to her by two former Stuart teachers, “Your formula for success was simple—lead with your heart, make decis