High School Extracurriculars — Page 44

Programs 1033–1056 of 1967

Browse 24+ curated programs for high school students:

• Seed Crew — The Food Project: Paid six-and-a-half-week summer job for about 72 Massachusetts teens ages 14-17: grow and distribute thousands of pounds of produce on urban and subur
• The Earth Prize — The Earth Foundation: A free $100,000 global environmental sustainability competition for students aged 13-19. Teams of up to five develop solutions with university mentors
• Summer Junior Volunteer Program — Texas Children's Hospital: Summer teen volunteer corps at Texas Children's Hospital in Houston - the nation's largest children's hospital - where students 15-17 serve about 12 h
• Terp Young Scholars — University of Maryland: University of Maryland's three-week summer pre-college program (July 13-31, 2026): rising 10th-12th graders earn three UMD credits in courses from bus
• Young Writers & Leaders — The Telling Room: Free nine-month afterschool literary arts program in Portland, ME, for 26 high schoolers with international and multicultural backgrounds: workshops,
• TCR History Camp — The Concord Review: The Concord Review's intensive online history-writing camp: two-week summer sessions plus fall and winter online sessions, where high schoolers learn
• Summer Field School in Archaeology — The College of New Jersey Department of Sociology and Anthropology: Two-week archaeological field school at TCNJ's William Green Plantation excavation, open to rising high school juniors and seniors alongside college s
• SWENext — Society of Women Engineers: Free K-12 membership program of the Society of Women Engineers for students ages 5-18: engineering activities, DesignLab events, awards for grades 6-1
• Summer Writers Workshop — Susquehanna University: One-week workshop at Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove, PA, for experienced writers entering grades 10-12: small-group workshops in fiction, poetr
• Summer Linguistic Institute for Youth Scholars — Ohio State University Department of Linguistics: A one-week online institute run by Ohio State's linguistics faculty that teaches high schoolers phonetics, morphology, syntax and language fieldwork,
• Steven H. Strogatz Prize for Math Communication — National Museum of Mathematics (MoMath): MoMath's national prize for high schoolers aged 15-18 who communicate mathematics through video, writing, art, song, or social media. Cash prizes; the
• Computer Science and Informatics Summer Research Experience (CSIRE) — Stony Brook University: Six-week summer research program (June 29-August 7, 2026) placing ~50 high school students in Stony Brook University labs for mentored projects in mac
• Stone Laboratory Summer Courses — The Ohio State University Stone Laboratory: Live and study on Ohio State's Lake Erie island campus: advanced sophomores-seniors earn college credit in week-long field courses like aquatic biolog
• Steppenwolf Young Adult Council — Steppenwolf Theatre Company: Free year-long council at Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre: 30 high school students meet weekly, see 30+ plays, work with professional artists, and curat
• Camp Metalhead — The Steel Yard: Two-week teen welding camp at Providence nonprofit The Steel Yard: ages 14-18 learn MIG welding, torch cutting, and metal fabrication from professiona
• States' 4-H Go Abroad Summer Programs — States' 4-H International Exchange Programs: Summer homestay exchanges sending American youth ages 12-18 to Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Costa Rica, Argentina or Norway for four to eight weeks wit
• STARTedUP Challenge — STARTedUP Foundation: Free statewide pitch competition for Indiana high school students (formerly Innovate WithIN): self-paced startup curriculum, regional pitch rounds, an
• St. Louis Symphony Youth Orchestra — St. Louis Symphony Orchestra: The SLSO's auditioned training orchestra of 100 young musicians ages 12-22, founded in 1970 by Leonard Slatkin. Members perform at Powell Hall; annual
• SPJ/JEA High School Essay Contest — Society of Professional Journalists: National essay contest on press freedom run since 1998 by the Society of Professional Journalists with the Journalism Education Association: grades 9-
• Spirit of America Youth Leadership — Founding Forward (Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge): Four-day residential civics conference on the Freedoms Foundation's Valley Forge campus for grades 9-12: mock congressional debates, a free enterprise
• Space Camp — U.S. Space & Rocket Center: Residential spaceflight-training camp in Huntsville, AL: ages 9-11 attend Space Camp, 12-14 Space Academy, and 15-18 Advanced Space Academy, flying si
• Harvest of Hope — Society of St. Andrew: Weekend gleaning and hunger-education retreats for youth groups run by the national food-rescue nonprofit Society of St. Andrew. Participants harvest
• Young Ambassadors Program — Smithsonian National Museum of the American Latino: Fully funded Smithsonian program for graduating high school seniors: a week-long training seminar in Washington, DC followed by a four-week paid pract
• Skipping Stones Youth Honor Awards — Skipping Stones: Annual multicultural writing and art awards from Skipping Stones magazine for ages 7-18: submit essays, poems, stories, photos, or artwork on diversit