The San Patricio Electric Education Trust was established by San Patricio Electric Cooperative in 1999. The purpose of the Education Trust fund is to provide students of San Patricio Electric help in continuing their education goals. Each year an independent scholarship committee awards a number of scholarships to area students based on their leadership abilities, community involvement, academic achievement and financial need. To date, this trust has awarded 60 scholarships totaling nearly $53,000 to area students. The success of this program is dependent on donations from members like you. Your contributions help assure that there will be funding available for generations to come. Typical contributions to the trust can be cash donations, donated capital credit retirement checks or donated San Patricio Electric Cooperative capital credits from the annual allocations and estate settlements. If you would like to donate to the Education Trust Fund please let us know. We will be glad to work with you to assure the Education Trust gets the most from your donation. Thank you for taking an interest in our area youth. Back to top
Scholarships are available from San Patricio Electric Cooperative. Eligibility: 1. Available to the students whose parents or guardians are active members receiving service from San Patricio Electric Cooperative, Inc. 2. Applicants must be a senior in high school. 3. Scholarships to be granted to attend a recognized institution of higher education. 4. Applicant must be of good character as evidenced by at least three (3) letters from teachers, principals, counselors, etc., from the school they are currently attending. 5. Applicant must demonstrate a coherent degree plan and willingness to pursue a course of higher learning. 6. Scholarships will be awarded on the basis of funds available and the applicants’ eligibility, as presented to the Selection Committee. 7. Applications must be received no later than April 1st. Awards will be announced within ninety (90) days of this date by the Selection Committee. Recipients: 1. Recipient must carry a minimum of 12 hours or be considered by the registrar to be a full-time student. (i.e. Vocational Schools) Send Applications to: San Patricio Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Scholarship Fund
Attn: Customer Service
P. O. Drawer 400
Sinton, Texas 78387 Back to top
2008-2009 Scholarship Winners San Patricio Electric Cooperative has awarded 19 $1,000 scholarships for the 2008-2009 school year. The scholarships are available to the students whose parents or guardians are active members receiving electric service from San Patricio Electric Cooperative, Inc. Applicants must be a senior in high school. The winners of the scholarships are: Sunny Berry - Refugio High School
Ty Dixon Cobb - A.C. Jones High School
Daniel Dodge - Refugio High School
Megan Duge - A.C. Jones High School
Robert Elizalde - A.C. Jones High School
Lyndsey Harvey - A.C. Jones High School
Lori Hennigan - Sinton High School
Wesley M. Johnston - Three Rivers High School
Kallen Mathew Kauk - Sinton High School
Marshall McCown - Tuloso-Midway High School
Mollie McKinney - A.C. Jones High School
Rachel Mendez - Sinton High School
Coleman Mengers - Skidmore-Tynan High School
Colten L. Morris - A.C. Jones High School
Cody Belcher-Orrell - A.C. Jones High School
Caleb Orsak - Three Rivers High School
Courtney Rhyne - Tuloso-Midway High School
Michael Riser - George West High School
Kirsten Shedd - Sinton High School
Customers of San Patricio Electric may contribute capital credit allocations or other monies to The San Patricio Electric Education Trust, Post Office Drawer 400, Sinton, Texas 78387-0400. Two types of contributions are direct contribution and capital credit retirement. Please call Customer Service at 361-364-2220 for more information on contributions. San Patricio Electric Cooperative, Inc. is a member owned rural electric cooperative incorporated in 1938. San Patricio Electric Coop serves approximately 9,700 member-consumers in nine area counties which include San Patricio, Bee, Live Oak, Refugio, McMullen, Jim Wells, Goliad, Aransas, and Nueces Counties.Back to top | 
