The Black Achievement Scholarship
The Black Achievement Scholarship is intended to support the academic success of Black graduating seniors within Washington County. The scholarship honors the enduring legacy of achievement and creativity from those who have come before us. From Katherine Johnson to Benjamin Banneker, and the thousands of other scientists, artists, teachers, lawyers, and movement makers, Black people have persevered through racial injustice to achieve excellence and positive change for our communities and nation. We believe in the potential that our youth have to be the next generation of change agents - to make this world a better, safer, stronger, and more beautiful place to be.
Award and Recognition:
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Scholarship recipients will be announced at the Umoja Rights Of Passage Celebration on Friday, May 22nd, 2026
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Recipients will also be featured on the Beaverton Black People’s Union website.
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Scholarship funds will be sent directly to the educational institution identified in the application.
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If an educational institution has not been identified at the time of the award, funds will be held for up to one year before they are donated back into the scholarship fund.
Questions:
For any questions regarding the submission process, please email scholarship@beavertonblackpeoplesunion.org.