High School Extracurriculars — Page 42

Programs 985–1008 of 1967

Browse 24+ curated programs for high school students:

• Zonta Young Women in Leadership Award — Zonta International: Award for women aged 16-19 with a record of volunteering and civic leadership; 37 international awards of US$5,000 are given each year through local Z
• Youth Orchestra Los Angeles (YOLA) — Los Angeles Philharmonic: The LA Phil's free, intensive music program: free instruments, ensemble training, and performance opportunities for young Angelenos ages 5-18 at four
• Youth FX Summer Film Program — Youth FX: Six-week filmmaking intensive in Albany, NY for ages 14-18: free for City of Albany residents, who are paid a $580 stipend while writing, shooting, an
• Young Civil War Historians Conference — Civil War Institute at Gettysburg College: Week-long residential history camp on the Gettysburg battlefield for rising high school juniors and seniors, run by Gettysburg College's Civil War Ins
• Youth For Understanding USA High School Study Abroad — Youth For Understanding USA: Nonprofit exchange sending US high schoolers to 35+ countries for a summer, semester or full year living with a host family and attending local school
• Student Leadership Academy — The National WWII Museum: Fully funded week-long academy at The National WWII Museum in New Orleans: all accepted high schoolers receive a full scholarship covering the $1,840
• Writopia Lab Summer Writing Workshops — Writopia Lab: Writopia Lab's summer workshops pair young writers with published authors in groups of up to eight; half-day online Zoom sections meet Monday-Friday,
• WriteGirl — WriteGirl: Free creative writing and mentoring organization for teen girls and gender-expansive youth ages 13-18: year-round workshops (mostly online, plus LA in
• Write the World — Write the World: Free global online writing community for ages 13-19 with monthly genre competitions - poetry, journalism, flash fiction, op-eds, screenwriting - judge
• WordMasters Challenge — WordMasters Challenge: National vocabulary and analogical-reasoning competition for grades 3-8: school teams study 25-word lists, then take three 20-minute analogy meets a y
• Teen Ambassador Volunteer Program — Woodland Park Zoo: Woodland Park Zoo's summer teen volunteer program (formerly ZooCorps) in Seattle: 15 teens entering grades 10-12 engage guests, join citizen science,
• Wolfram Middle School Summer Camp — Wolfram Research: One-week, fully online summer camp from Wolfram Research that teaches girls ages 11-14 programming and computational thinking in Wolfram Language. Tui
• WKU Summer Camp for Academically Talented Students (SCATS) — The Center for Gifted Studies, Western Kentucky University: Two-week academic enrichment camp at Western Kentucky University for students completing grades 6-8, taught by WKU faculty and gifted-education teache
• Wisconsin Mathematics, Engineering and Science Talent Search — University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Mathematics: Free year-long proof-writing contest from UW-Madison: five problem sets of five problems each, submitted from anywhere. Top scorers are invited to Mad
• Wisconsin Business World — WMC Foundation: Four-day, three-night summer business camp on a Wisconsin campus where students build and run a company, tour factories and meet state business leader
• Wharton Future of the Business World — Wharton Global Youth Program: Wharton Global Youth's two-week live online summer program where students in grades 9-12 study innovation and global business - about three hours of l
• Welch Summer Scholar Program — The Welch Foundation: Five-week, fully funded residential chemistry research program for Texas sophomores and juniors at six universities including UT Austin, Texas A&M, an
• Washington State Legislature Page Program — Washington State Legislature: Paid one-week page service in the Washington State House or Senate for students aged 14-16: floor duties, daily Page School on state government, and $
• Legislative Youth Advisory Council — Washington State Legislative Youth Advisory Council: Washington's official nonpartisan youth advisory body to the state legislature: 22 students in grades 7-10 serve two-year terms writing policy recomme
• Washington Business Week — Washington Business Week: Week-long business simulation camps on Washington college campuses where students take executive roles in a company and pitch to investors. Residentia
• Waksman Institute Summer Experience (WISE) — Waksman Institute of Microbiology, Rutgers University: Two-week molecular biology and bioinformatics research institute at Rutgers where students entering grades 10-12 sequence and analyze duckweed genes a
• C-Tech2: Computers and Technology at Virginia Tech — Virginia Tech College of Engineering: Two-week residential engineering program at Virginia Tech for rising juniors and seniors with special emphasis on encouraging young women: labs across
• Virginia Junior Academy of Science — Virginia Academy of Science: Statewide juried research community for Virginia students in grades 7-12: conduct an independent research project, submit a scientific paper for exper
• Virginia House of Delegates Page Program — Virginia General Assembly: Full-session paid page service in the Virginia House of Delegates for 13- and 14-year-olds: capitol duties in Richmond, nightly study hall, and a Page