TO QUALIFY: • Participants must for qualify for Free or Reduced-Price Lunches through their school. • Participants must have at least one child or teen living in the home. • Students agree to attend at least three virtual Library NExT Programs. • Students agree to register for programs through SDPL Library Market and email Program […]
SDABJ Pro For A Day 2021 Welcome to our 17th Annual SDABJ Pro For A Day (PFAD)! The event is an intensive virtual journalism workshop where college and high school students learn everything from basic digital skills to resume preparation and interview tips. The event will feature six workshops where students will learn skills that […]
Summer Camps & Programs Summer Homework Centers Sharpen Your Skills June 17 – August 15 | Monday – Thursday | 3 – 6 p.m. 2019 Summer Calendar This summer we will have nine Homework Centers available to help students build upon their math and reading skills and prevent the dreaded “Summer Slide”! Free homework assistance is […]
looking for Black high school seniors with a 3.0 or B+ average interested in pursuing math or science careers for an internship opportunity. Please let me know if there is a school counselor or BSU representative I can contact who could connect me to students that might meet rigorous guidelines for participation. It is very […]
Able-Disabled Advocacy seeks to assist young adults between the ages of 17-24 who desire to obtain jobs and education. We offer paid job training, employment opportunities, and high school diplomas to youth through our free and federally-funded, paid-training programs: 1. YouthBuild – a 23-week program which helps youth without high school diplomas gain their diploma, […]
Check out Origin’s business listing Here Internship The Origin is seeking teens ages 13-17 who are versed in Visual and Performing Arts to be a part of our LIT program (Leader In Training Intern Program) for our Hip Hop Camps Great for work experience, resume building, future paid work, letters of recommendation, as well […]
