High School Extracurriculars — Page 57

Programs 1345–1368 of 1967

Browse 24+ curated programs for high school students:

• Sandia National Laboratories High School Internships — Sandia National Laboratories: Paid year-round internships at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, NM for students 16+, working up to 25 hours/week during the school year in
• Zoo ALIVE Volunteer Program — Saint Louis Zoo: The Saint Louis Zoo's year-round teen volunteer educator corps: high schoolers 15+ lead conservation education for visitors and kids' programs, with m
• Project Open Door — Rhode Island School of Design: Free art and design program from RISD for high schoolers in Providence, Pawtucket, Central Falls, and Woonsocket — Saturday portfolio studio, after-sc
• Call for Kindness Fellowship — Riley's Way Foundation: Riley's Way Foundation's year-long fellowship funds teen kind leaders (ages 13-23) with grants up to $5,000, 1:1 coaching, a leadership summit, and a
• Reel Works Filmmaking Labs — Reel Works: Free after-school and summer filmmaking labs in Brooklyn for NYC teens ages 14-19: documentary, narrative, and animation tracks with one-on-one mentor
• Qubit by Qubit Quantum Computing Summer Camp — The Coding School (Qubit by Qubit): Virtual quantum computing summer camp from nonprofit The Coding School: build quantum circuits in Python/Qiskit and run code on real quantum hardware.
• Seminar for Top Engineering Prospects (STEP) — Purdue University College of Engineering: Purdue Engineering's week-long residential seminar for rising seniors: hands-on design, programming, and robotics projects with honors-student mentors
• GER2I Summer Residential Program — Purdue University: Purdue's gifted-education institute hosts two-week residential summer camps; the PULSAR track gives grades 9-12 rigorous courses, field trips, and dor
• PrepareRI High School Internship Program — Skills for Rhode Island's Future: Paid 7-week summer internship for Rhode Island public high school juniors: a work-readiness bootcamp plus placement with a top RI employer, earning $1
• Patricia Grodd Poetry Prize for Young Writers — The Kenyon Review: Free annual poetry prize from The Kenyon Review for high school sophomores and juniors; the winner is published in the magazine and receives a full sc
• NSO Summer Music Institute — National Symphony Orchestra / The Kennedy Center: Tuition-free three-week orchestral intensive at the Kennedy Center for musicians ages 15-20; housing, lessons, and local transportation are covered, w
• Stokes Educational Scholarship Program — National Security Agency: NSA's Stokes Program pays high school seniors up to $30,000/year in tuition plus a salary and paid summer work at NSA while they complete degrees in c
• Non-Trivial Research Fellowship — Non-Trivial: Free, fully online 8-week summer research fellowship for pre-university students ages 14-20 worldwide. Fellows research a pressing global problem with
• Noetic Learning Math Contest — Noetic Learning: Biannual national math contest for grades 2-8, administered by teachers and team leaders at school. Fall 2026 contest window runs November 12-25 with
• High School Scientific Training and Enrichment Program (HiSTEP) — National Institutes of Health: Five-week paid NIH summer program ($2,150 stipend) in Bethesda, MD for rising seniors from DC/MD/VA schools with 30%+ free-or-reduced-lunch enrollment
• National Film Festival for Talented Youth (NFFTY) — NFFTY: Major festival for filmmakers 24 and under, held each spring in Seattle with a virtual option; high schoolers can submit shorts in six categories (ent
• Student Historian Internship Program — The New York Historical: School-year history internship at The New York Historical for students entering grades 10-12 in the NYC metro area; interns research museum collection
• Youth Mentorship in the Arts — New Urban Arts: Free year-round arts mentorship at New Urban Arts' Providence studio: high schoolers work with artist mentors October-May, with free bus passes, tutor
• National Young Astronomer Award — Astronomical League: The Astronomical League's national award for high-school-aged astronomers ages 14-19: submit your astronomy research or observing work by January 31 t
• National WWII Museum Student Writing Contest — The National WWII Museum: Annual essay contest from The National WWII Museum for grades 7-12 with cash prizes in junior and senior divisions; 2026-27 submissions open October 2
• National Science Bowl Middle School Division — U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science: The Department of Energy's fast-paced quiz-style science and math competition: middle school teams (grades 6-8) of four students face off at roughly 5
• Slingshot Challenge — National Geographic Society: Free National Geographic challenge for ages 13-18: submit a one-minute video pitching a solution to an environmental problem for a chance at funding a
• NASA TechRise Student Challenge — NASA / Future Engineers: NASA's free flight-experiment challenge for school teams in grades 6-12: propose an experiment for a high-altitude balloon flight, and winning teams g
• NAACP ACT-SO — NAACP: The NAACP's Afro-Academic, Cultural, Technological and Scientific Olympics: a year-round achievement program where students in grades 9-12 compete in