High School Extracurriculars — Page 12

Programs 265–288 of 1723

Browse 24+ curated programs for high school students:

• LaunchX Entrepreneurship Summer — LaunchX: Selective startup incubator where teams build and launch real ventures.
• KIPP Through College Leadership Program — KIPP Foundation: Leadership development for KIPP network students and alumni. College access support and career development.
• Youth Assembly at the United Nations — Friendship Ambassadors Foundation: Bi-annual gathering at UN headquarters with delegates from 70+ countries. Address global challenges with diplomatic solutions. Shows global citizenshi
• Davidson Academy of Nevada — Davidson Institute: Free public school for profoundly gifted students; college-level courses
• Zero Robotics Competition (MIT/NASA) — MIT / NASA: Program satellites that run on International Space Station. Finals broadcast from ISS.
• NASA High School Aerospace Scholars (HAS) — NASA Johnson Space Center: Online course with an in-person engineering design experience at NASA.
• Texas Tech Clark Scholars Program — Texas Tech University: Elite seven-week, fully funded research across disciplines.
• VEX Robotics World Championship — REC Foundation: Largest robotics competition by participants. Teams build VEX robots to compete.
• Pioneer Research Program — Pioneer Academics: Research mentorship with college professors; graded transcript included
• North American Championship for Puzzle and Logic — World Puzzle Federation: Championship for logic puzzles and spatial reasoning. Top performers qualify for World Puzzle Championship. Demonstrates exceptional logical thinking
• River of Words Environmental Poetry & Art Contest — Library of Congress: Environmental poetry and art competition for K-12 students.
• Stulberg International String Competition — Stulberg Competition: International string competition for young artists. Significant prizes.
• FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) World Championship Qualifier — FIRST: 3,600+ teams. Build 120lb robot. World Championship is most prestigious robotics event.
• NYU Courant GSTEM — NYU Courant Institute: Free program for girls in math and computer science at NYU. Hands-on workshops with NYU Courant faculty.
• Lawrenceville Summer Scholars — The Lawrenceville School: Summer academic program at The Lawrenceville School in NJ. Rigorous academics and college preparation.
• Research Science Institute (RSI) — Center for Excellence in Education: Most selective free summer science program in the US.
• NASA SEES (STEM Enhancement in Earth Science) — NASA / UT Austin: Work on NASA research projects. Virtual and in-person components. Free program.
• Elks National Foundation Most Valuable Student Scholarship — Elks National Foundation: Merit-based scholarship competition awarding up to $200,000 in scholarships.
• U.S. Senate Youth Program (USSYP) — The Hearst Foundations: Fully funded, weeklong Washington Week for two students per state plus a $10,000 scholarship.
• Economics Olympiad Regional Competitions — Various Universities: Regional rounds of the International Economics Olympiad. Top performers advance to national team selection for global competition.
• Penn Chemistry Research Academy — University of Pennsylvania College of Arts & Sciences: Dive into modern chemistry with Penn faculty and research labs.
• Lead America Congressional Student Leadership Conference — Lead America: Student leadership conference in Washington DC exploring government, law, and public policy with interactive simulations.
• World Science Scholars Program — World Science Scholars: Selective global STEM enrichment program; application-based.
• Foyle Young Poets of the Year Award — The Poetry Society: Major international poetry award for young writers (ages ~11–17); annual deadline.