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Tuesday, February 3, 2026 at 12:58 PM

Columbus Education Foundation grants scholarship

COLUMBUS – Carrie Fuller recent - ly received a $2,000 scholarship to help further her education. Upon graduating from Columbus High School, she en -

rolled at Sam Houston State University. She is pursuing a major in Theater Edu - cation and a minor in English. When she completes her higher education journey, Fuller plans to become a teacher in the Theater Arts arena.

Fuller shared her thoughts and ex - pressed her gratitude for receiving this scholarship by stating, "Theater has been a great passion in my life and in - spired me to prepare myself for a career in Theater Education. I credit the great teachers I had to give me such a strong foundation. Columbus High School's theater community was strong and fur - ther motivated me to take this career path." The Columbus Educational Foun - dation provides scholarships to further the education of CISD students in both university/college and technical/trade schools. This has been a record year for facilitating scholarships that totaled $30,000. This funding was made pos -

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