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Why participate in a pre-college program?
Pre-college academic programs are a great way for students to explore various major and career interests while gaining skills and experience that are valued by colleges and employers. Many summer programs are offerd by colleges, but they can also be available through the government. The programs can range from one week to several weeks.***********************
Current Postings
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Health Science Immersion Program (H-SIP): 9 Saturday afternoons (noon-3 p.m. or 3-6 p.m. PST) Sept. 30-Nov. 25
This STEM Immersion Zoom Program is open to all high school students. Students will gain an introduction to the health sciences field. Students will be hearing from a great array of graduate students, research professors and health professionals as they learn more about the academic, research and professional components of the health sciences. They will also have the opportunity to take workshops on various topics like college admissions and work on a group research project. Program is free for students whose families qualify for Free and Reduced lunch program.
Application deadline: Sept. 23
CLICK HERE for a flier.
Computer Science Immersio Program (C-SIP): nine Saturdday afternoons (2 - 5pm or 5 - 8pm PST), Oct. 7-Dec. 2
This STEM Immersion Zoom Program is open to all high school students. Students will learn about their future opportunities in the world of computer science as it relates to college, a technology career and making a positive impact. Students will be hearing from a great array of technology professionals who will speak about fields such as web design, software development, user experience as well as organization operations. They will also have the opportunity to take workshops on various topics like college admissions and work on a team project related to technology. Program is free for students whose families qualify for Free and Reduced lunch program.
Application deadline: Sept. 30
CLICK HERE for a flier.
TEEN PROGRAM SURVEY
The City of San Ramon is looking for feedback for future teen programs and events! Please take a quick moment to fill out this 10-question survey and let us know what you would like to see.
Click here for the survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/teenfeedback2023.
LEADERS IN TRAINING – AGES 13+
Leadership and professionalism are two key skills young people should strive to achieve. Learn the skills needed to work a summer recreation job for the City of San Ramon. Attending the Leaders in Training spring training is the prerequisite to helping out at Summer Camp.
Participants are required to attend a six-week class in the spring in order to be eligible to volunteer at camp this summer. This program gives participants the opportunity to prepare for future employment by including training and mentoring, an informal mock interview session, and guided experience working with youth and becoming a leader.
Space is limited this summer so register early! For more information about the class click here.
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About the program: this virtual program is an exciting opportunity for high school students in Northern California who are interested in becoming a medical doctor or have a career in medicine or other Healthcare professions.
The program has three main goals:
1) Provide educational support and networks for students to meet their requirements to receive their high school diploma or GED
2) Provide educational support a network for high school students with their applications to colleges and universities
3 Provide information and networks to high school students who want to become medical doctors and or pursue careers in medicine or Healthcare professions
2) Provide educational support a network for high school students with their applications to colleges and universities
3 Provide information and networks to high school students who want to become medical doctors and or pursue careers in medicine or Healthcare professions
Who should apply: High school students in the 9th through 12th grade and:
1 African-American/black, Native American Indian/indigenous, Latino/Hispanic
2) Live in Alameda, Contra Costa, San Francisco counties or Northern California
3) Want to receive their high school diploma or GED and attend colleges/university
4) Want to become doctors and/or pursue a career in a healthcare profession
2) Live in Alameda, Contra Costa, San Francisco counties or Northern California
3) Want to receive their high school diploma or GED and attend colleges/university
4) Want to become doctors and/or pursue a career in a healthcare profession
Program Cost: Once accepted there is no cost to students
Learn more here
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EEquals Chapter Program
EEqual; a for-youth by-youth nonprofit dedicated to ending student homelessness through direct action, social awareness, and youth chapter establishment.
EEqual chapters are youth-led clubs located at schools and community organizations across the country with a passion for making a difference in the lives of unhoused students. Upon establishment, EEqual sends chapter members a welcome kit with everything they need to get started! Then, every quarter, EEqual staff send chapter members action items, educational materials, and guidance for a service project ranging from collections/drives to education and awareness campaigns. Chapters are always supported and guided by the greater EEqual organization ensuring chapter success. Read more about Chapter Activity Here!
Students involved in EEqual chapters develop strong leadership skills and compassion towards issues facing their community. Many pursue post-secondary education and their chapter involvement can be a highlight on their college application. Through this program, EEqual is committed to uplifting students, equipping them with life skills to achieve career goals, and empowering them to be the change for future generations.
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United States Senate Youth Program
The United States Senate Youth Program (USSYP) is an intensive week-long educational experience and scholarship sponsored by the United States Senate for outstanding high school students who are interested in pursuing careers in public service. Applications for the 2023 United States Senate Youth Program are now being accepted! All public and private high schools in the state are invited to nominate up to two outstanding juniors or seniors who are interested in pursuing careers in public service to participate in this educational program coordinated by the CDE. If you are interested in this program, please see your alphabet counselor. Two selected delegates will visit Washington, D.C., in March 2023 as guests of the United States Senate and receive a $10,000 college scholarship---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The President's Volunteer Service Award
The United States has a longstanding history of recognizing civic service participation and in 2003, founded this award for those whose service has positively impacted their commuity. The awards are based on number of hours volunteered in a 12-month period, starting with 50 hours for teens 15 and younger and 100 hours for teens 16 and older.
Learn more at presidentialserviceawards.gov
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The Congressional Service Award
The Congressional Service Award is older and more involved than the President's Volunteer Service Award. It began in 1979 and is open to youth ages 14-24.
Participants earn Bronze, Silver, and Gold Certificates and Bronze, Silver, and Gold Medals. Each level involves setting goals in four program areas; Voluntary Public Service, Personal Development, Physical Fitness, and Expedition/Exploration. Participants are eligible to register with the Award at 13 1/2 years old. Participants are eligible to submit completed record book applications when they reach the age of 14 years old.
Learn more at congressionalaward.org.
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