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Scholarship Programs
Reisert Scholarship
The Caesars Foundation of Floyd County is proud to announce the creation of the Dr. John E. Reisert Scholarship at Indiana University Southeast.
Visit here to learn more about this award.
Caesars Foundation Floyd County Scholarship
The Caesars Foundation of Floyd County scholarship program enables  high school graduates in Floyd County who have worked hard, but might not have the means to continue their post-secondary education. These renewable, four-year scholarships provide $8,000 to deserving students.
High school students interested in obtaining these scholarships must contact their school counselor for information on how to apply.
To receive a Caesars Foundation Floyd County Scholarship, recipients:
- must have a "C" average or better in high school;
- must have a good school record and attendance, as well as good citizenship;
- must be enrolling in an accredited, post-secondary educational or vocational institution; and
- cannot be receiving more than $2,000 total in cash scholarships from other sources.
To date the Caesars Foundation of Floyd County scholarship program has provided 1.5 million dollars to area graduates.
2007
Caesars Foundation of Floyd County awarded $408,000 in scholarships to 200 deserving Floyd County school graduates in its renewable scholarship program. New scholarships for 2007 graduates went to the following schools:
| Floyd Central High School |
23 scholarships |
$184,000 |
| New Albany High School |
24 scholarships |
$192,000 |
| Providence High School (Floyd County Residents) |
4 scholarships |
$32,000 |
2006
Caesars Foundation of Floyd County awarded $408,000 in scholarships to 200 deserving Floyd County school graduates in its renewable scholarship program. New scholarships for 2006 graduates went to the following schools:
| Floyd Central High School |
21 scholarships |
$168,000 |
| New Albany High School |
26 scholarships |
$208,000 |
| Providence High School (Floyd County Residents) |
4 scholarships |
$32,000 |
2005
Caesars Foundation of Floyd County awarded $400,000 in scholarships to 150 deserving Floyd County school graduates in its renewable scholarship program. Scholarships for the 2005 graduates went to the following schools:
| Floyd Central High School |
20 scholarships |
$160,000 |
| New Albany High School |
25 scholarships |
$200,000 |
| Providence High School (Floyd County Residents) |
5 scholarships |
$40,000 |
2004
Caesars Foundation of Floyd County gave $384,000 in scholarships to graduates of Floyd County schools. Renewable scholarships for the 2004 graduates went to the following schools:
| Floyd Central High School |
21 scholarships |
$168,000 |
| New Albany High School |
25 scholarships |
$200,000 |
| Providence High School (Floyd County Residents) |
4 scholarships |
$16,000 |
"The Board is very committed to helping young people in Floyd County," stated Mark Seabrook, a board member and president of the Foundation. "We believe supporting the continued education of young people will help them succeed and is one of the best ways to invest in the well-being of the local community."
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