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Justice HS Scholarship Fund

In 2018, the Stuart Educational Foundation changed its name to the Justice High School Scholarship Fund (JHS Scholars) to reflect the name change of Justice High School and to better represent our mission as a scholarship granting organization. Please know that all funds donated will continue to support Justice High School seniors as they pursue their higher education dreams.

The Justice HS Scholarship Fund was originally incorporated in 2004 as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization under the name of the JEB Stuart Educational Foundation. The Fund is operated and managed by an all-volunteer board assisted by additional dedicated community volunteers. Since our inception, the Fund has awarded over $1,700,000 to help 778 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.

Justice High School Scholarship Fund Helps Launch Remarkable Careers

The biographies below introduce you to a selection of our past scholarship recipients. While each story is unique, read a few and you’ll notice they share common traits—challenging academic paths, careers that benefit society, and young adults giving back to their communities. Ausan graduated from Stuart in 2009. In 2013, he earned a B.A. in Political Science from Virginia Tech. For the next four years, he was a Teach for America Corps member in Detroit and continued that w

Words of Wisdom for High School Seniors

Seniors — are you excited and a little nervous about your college adventure next fall? Wondering what to expect? We asked our former recipients to share their best piece of advice with you. Below is a sampling of their thoughts on how to succeed in your college years. I think the most important thing about moving on after high school is not being afraid of new experiences. If you hide from new things then you can never expand your horizons. Meeting people and creating memorie