Debate Competition sponsored by Calvin Coolidge Presidential Foundation: More information can be found here
Read moreGreat Opportunity for High School Juniors - Apply to Win an All-Expense Paid Trip to Washington DC: Information about this opportunity is available here.
Read moreTeen Time at the Makery: This is an afterschool opportunity for 14-18 year old youth. Youth can simply show up to the Career Center on a Thursday afternoon at 3:15. The Makery runs each week school is in session, through the end of May. It's free to all participants and food is provided. Transportation is now available from VUHS. For information regarding how to arrange transportation and for additional information about the sessions/workshops offered can be found here.
Read morePublic School Choice for the 23-24 School Year: Public School Choice information and applications are now available for the 23-24 school year. Applications are available in the School Counseling Office or via this link. The deadline to submit an application is on or before March 1, 2023. Applications received after March 1st will not be accepted. If you have any questions, please contact Anne Vincent in the School Counseling Office, [email protected] or 802-471-2359.
Read morePAID Environmental Conservation Opportunities for Students My name is Sarah, I’m the Youth Conservation Leadership Coordinator at Audubon Vermont in Huntington, VT. I’m reaching out to let you know that we are hiring our second cohort of Junior Conservation Technicians (JCT). The JCT program is for current high school students (ages 14-18) to learn from Vermont conservation professionals like foresters, wildlife biologists, land stewards, environmental educators and more to gain a better understanding of what a career in conservation can look like. We will work on conservation projects around our nature center as well as build professional skills such as interviewing,
Read moreThe Vermont Brain Bee: The Vermont Brain Bee (VBB) is a competition and a day of exploration for high school students with interests in neuroscience and the inner workings of the brain. These students can demonstrate their knowledge at the annual Vermont Brain Bee held at the University of Vermont each February. More information can be found here and you can register here.
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