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Blog Post for the Week of Nov. 21-22, 2022

COMMUNITY SERVICE/CAS OPPORTUNITY: Greenscape of Jacksonville

Please join us as we plant trees along Jacksonville's S-Line, North Terminus on November 30th from 9:30 am - 12:00 pm.


The S-Line trail was an abandoned CSX railroad Right-of-Way, appropriately, in the shape of an "S". The City of Jacksonville seized the opportunity to create a ribbon of open space in the surrounding urban matrix by purchasing this property. Much of the 4.5-mile trail will run through residential areas, providing residents alternative off street routes for jogging, walking, biking and rollerblading. The development of this trail will offer the surrounding citizens a safer transportation alternative to vehicle-dominated streets as well as a linear recreation corridor.

Greenscape, in collaboration with the City's Parks and Recreation Department and with funding provided by Ally Bank, will plant 50 trees to provide shade and stormwater uptake along this urban greenway.

Please sign up now to reserve your spot to assist with the planting of this historic area along the S-Line trail!




SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY: Ron Brown Scholarship Deadline Jan. 9th

The Ron Brown Scholar Program scholarship application final deadline is approaching. Applications may be obtained from our website and submitted online at www.ronbrown.org. Our final application deadline for this academic year is January 9, 2023.





Award-Winning Summer Programs (Scholarships/Financial Aid may be available to attend)

PRE-MED:

Emory University Summer Pre-College Program: Pre-Health and Science


Boston Leadership Institute: STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) Summer

Programs


Boston University: Academic Immersion (AIM)—Introduction to Medicine


TECH & ENGINEERING:

Boston Leadership Institute Summer Engineering Program


Boston University – Research in Science & Engineering (RISE)


Girls Who Code Summer Immersion Camp


Massachusetts Institute of Technology – Minority Introduction to Science and Engineering

(MITES)


World Scholar’s Academy – World Engineer’s Academy


SCIENCE:

Carnegie Mellon – Summer Academy for Math + Science (SAMS)


Best Camp for Marine Science - Boston Leadership Institute


SigmaCAMP: Residential STEM Program


Boston Leadership Institute: Biological Research Summer Program


BUSINESS:

Foundation for Teaching Economics – Economics for Leaders (EFL)


Emory University: Summer Pre-College Program: Business


Virtual Wall Street Summer Camp


ART & DESIGN:

Stamps School of Art and Design Virtual Pre-College Program


Tufts University SMFA Studio Art Program


School of the Art Institute of Chicago: Early College Program - Summer Institute


Otis College of Art and Design: Summer of Art, College Preparation Program


LANGUAGE:

EF International Languages: Learn Abroad for Summer


Concordia Language Villages: Summer Language Immersion Programs


CESA Languages Abroad - Summer Programs


JOURNALISM/WRITING:

National Student Leadership Conference (NSLC)


Summer Journalism Academy at Boston University


Grub Street’s Summer Writing Fellowship


PSYCHOLOGY:

Gettysburg College Camp Psych


GIFTED STUDENTS:

Boston Leadership Institute


World Scholars Academy


Davidson Institute THINK Summer Programs


Summer Institute for the Gifted


The Lawrence Hall of Science


Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth


LEADERSHIP:

Model G20 Youth Leadership Summit


Boston Leadership Institute


Global Citizen Year Academy


National Student Leadership Conference (NSLC)


Global Leadership Adventures





Boston Leadership Institute-Applications open for Summer 2023 STEM programs (Scholarships/financial aid may be available to attend)




Your Teen’s PSAT/NMSQT Scores Are on Their Way

Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT®) scores will be available online on December 6. The College Board will notify you by email when your teen's scores are released.


Before then, if they don’t already have one, make sure that your teen creates a College Board account so they can access their scores.


The PSAT/NMSQT is a significant step on your teen's college or career path, and this is a very important time in their high school journey.

Here's a checklist for what your teen should do once scores have been viewed in December:

  • Explore careers that they’re passionate about with BigFuture® Career Search, and see how their scores align to more than 1,000 careers.

  • Connect with colleges and scholarships that are looking for students like them by signing up for Student Search Serviceâ„¢. PSAT/NMSQT scholarship partners offer over $300 million each year!

  • Send their scores to Khan Academy® for free, personalized SAT® practice based on their test results.

  • Get personalized recommendations for AP® courses that they're likely to do well in.

  • Build their college list on BigFuture, and add a healthy mix of reach, match, and safety schools.

  • Learn how they can qualify for $40,000 and $500 scholarships on BigFuture.

Have questions about the PSAT/NMSQT? Visit The College Board parent website for more information.

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