2024 FBI Charlotte Teen Academy

The FBI Charlotte 2024 Teen Academy will welcome high school students (sophomores, juniors and seniors) between the ages of 15-18 to a three-day program this summer beginning Wednesday, July 17^th to Friday, July 19^th from 9:00am -3:30pm each day.  All sessions will be held at the Charlotte FBI headquarters. 

 

Students will learn about SWAT Teams, evidence collection, and investigations, among other fun activities; and they will have the chance to interact with FBI Agents and professional staff every day. 

 

Students 16 an older must complete the “Record Check Consent Form”

 

The deadline to submit applications is April 18, 2024. 

READ MORE HERE

NC State Pre-College Programs

It is never too early for students to start shaping their paths to success. NC State offers a variety of pre-college programs that provide a taste of college life, allow students to explore their academic interests and gain valuable skills while experiencing NC State's vibrant campus atmosphere in Raleigh, NC. 

Programs ranging from athletics to college readiness are available, depending on student interests. Dates, deadlines and location vary according to individual program. 

Students are encourage to look below for some spotlight programs and opportunities. 

NC State offers pre-college programs that give students  the opportunity to develop academic skills, investigate careers, experience college life and prepare for college enrollment. Get a jumpstart on college today! Visit precollege.ncsu.edu. 

Education & Career Opportunity for High School Seniors

 

Corning is committed to supporting science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education programs and initiatives to help build a robust talent pipeline and drive innovation.

The TPP (Technician Pipeline Program) is an education and career opportunity for VAHS seniors.  

Applications are open! 

Follow the link below:   https://www.corning.com/worldwide/en/sustainability/articles/people/community/education/STEM/office-of-stem.html

Meredith STEM College

 

Meredith STEM College is a unique opportunity for rising 10th, 11th, and 12th-grade women to explore and develop their science interests. Students selected for the program participate in six in-person weekend workshops and a two-week residential summer experience on Meredith’s campus. They also earn three college credits and connect with peers, faculty, and professionals who share their interests. Why Meredith? Meredith’s emphasis on strengths-based education for women is particularly valuable for undergraduate students pursuing careers in STEM. Research suggests that your college environment can significantly impact your success in STEM majors. At Meredith, we’re experts in helping women succeed.

Local College Scholarship for Durham County HS Seniors

 

CRITERIA

Persons eligible to receive scholarships from the Scholarship Endowment shall possess the following

qualifications: a graduating senior from a Durham County high school with demonstrated financial

need, average academic achievement, community involvement, and participation in athletics who is

pursuing a two- or four-year degree at a community college, college or university. Special

consideration may be given to a student who has been involved with the Swingpals, Inc. program.

Renewable: The scholarship recipient may renew the scholarship for up to three (3) additional years

so long as the student remains enrolled in an educational institution as a full-time student.

DEADLINE

Applications for this scholarship are due by March 15.

Scholarship awards are made in the late spring or early summer; scholarship

payments are made directly to the student’s college or university.

To apply or to learn more about this scholarship and others, visit

nccommunityfoundation.org/scholarships or scan this QR code.

QUESTIONS?

Please contact the administrator for this scholarship:

Perry Tharrington, ptharrington57@gmail.com

ABOUT SCHOLARSHIPS FROM THE NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

NCCF partners with donors to administer more than 150 scholarships across the state, including this one.

NC Community Foundation

Financial Aid Awareness Month

As part of Financial Aid Awareness month, NCSEAA and CFNC are pleased to continue the How to Pay for College webinar series. Funding a college education shouldn’t be a mystery. Having a better understanding of the funding landscape can help families build a sound plan so students can focus on their studies.

Share with your students the following webinars to attend this month:

• Feb. 8, 6-7pm: Only Use What You Need: Student Loan Options and Minimization Strategies.
• Feb. 15, 6-7pm: How to Pay for College: Strategies for Middle Income Families.
• Feb. 22 6-7pm: FAFSA’s Done – Show Me The Money!
• Feb. 29 6-7pm: Evaluating Financial Aid Award Letters

For more information and to register students can go to www.CFNC.org/events.

CFNC Next Step Program for Juniors and families is coming soon!

 

The Next Step 2024 program will be available February 19th through May 31st for NC high school juniors and parents!  Just click on the Junior Next Step Form button on this page and you can:

1. Share your plans and needs. Whether you are thinking about an apprenticeship, military, work, community college, or four-year college, now is a great time to take action.  We'll immediately provide you with tips and links to assist in your areas of interest.  We'll also share your plans and needs with the counseling team at your high school.
2. Connect with NC colleges.  You can choose to share your contact information with NC community colleges and four-year colleges so they can let you know more about their programs.
3. Join the online program to take steps toward your goals.  You'll have exclusive access to two sets of self-paced online activities.  If you are planning to continue your education, one set of six activities will help you take six steps toward a community college or a four-year college.  If you are planning to enter the workforce, another set of three activities will help you explore career and training options. You’ll be guided through the steps with interactive videos and action items, along with special content for parents.  Also, you'll have a team of NC graduate students to help you with questions along the way.

 https://www.cfnc.org/next-step-program/