Attention High School Seniors!
Applications for the 2022/2023 Black Forest Educational Opportunity Foundation are now being accepted.
If you are bound for additional education in College, Vocational, or Technical training, we would love to have you apply.
Select the “Scholarships->Apply for a Scholarship” menu item above.
EOF board members are critical to the success of our mission to provide scholarships to students from the Black Forest area. We have two open positions on the Board this year and we are accepting applications for membership to the EOF Board. This is a volunteer position with a commitment of approximately 1-2 hours a month.
If you are interested in join the EOF Board, please use the CONTACT US page on this website and we will promptly contact you.
Applicant Interview Sessions – See Calendar for Dates
2023 Application Deadline – February 28th, 2023
2023 Awards Banquet – April 26th, 2023 @ La Foret Conference Center in Black Forest
The following are the winning recipients of our Magnum Shooting Range drawing held at the Black Forest Festival.Chris Combs – Machine Gun RentalShay Miles – Registration FeeLarry Martin – RangePassSteve Rodriguez – 2 for 1 Range PassBill Burr — 2 for 1 Range PassChristina Matthews – Handgun RentalFred Russell – Free ClassSpecial thanks to Joey Kent from Black Forest Boy Scout Pack 70 for assisting us in the drawings.
Thanks for all your support over the years. To celebrate our 50th year we have launched a modern website. It should be easy to apply anywhere now, as it works on any size screen.
Tesia Gregg of Black Forest has been named to the Dean’s List and the President’s List at West Virginia University for the Fall Semester, 2011.
Tesia, a 2011 graduate of Pine Creek High School, attended Eith Wolford Elementary School in Black Forest, and is a member of the Honors College at WBU, where she earned a 4.0 grade point average for the fall semester in WVU’s rigorous bio-chemistry program.
West Virginia University enrolls over 30,000 students from all 50 states and 120 foreign countries on its Morgantown campuses. Tesia was one of three Colorado Students named to the Dean’s List in WVU’s Eberly College of Arts and Sciences, and th only student from Colorado to make the prestigious President’s List of Outstanding Scholars. Tesia is the daughter of audrey Gregg-Solly, and the step-daughter of Dr. David Solly of Black Forest.
Tesia wants to express her very sincere appreciation to the Black Forest Educational Opportunity Foundation (EOF) for providing a scholarship that is helping to make her education dreams and her academic success a reality.
