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A Better Chance |
This program
refers academically talented young students of color entering grades 6
through eleven to some of the nation's finest independent and public
schools to be considered for placement and financial aid.
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Action
Reading Fast Track |
PO Box 4944 Cave Creek AZ 85327
1 (800) 378-1046
www.actionreading.com
Classes Available by MsRevenda.com
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Advanced
Academy |
Unlimited Possibilities for Students of Unlimited Potential
The Advanced Academy of Georgia is a residential,
early-entrance-to-college program for gifted and talented high
school-aged students. Students generally apply during their
sophomore or junior year, but we also occasionally accept younger,
high ability students. We are located on the campus of the
University of West Georgia, which is a comprehensive University
offering more than 20 different degree programs with more than 50
majors, including the University's 2-2 Regent's Engineering Transfer
Program with the Georgia Institute of Technology.
http://www.advancedacademy.org/ysi/index.htm
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Atlanta Summer
Enrichment Expo
Click Here to Read More |
Atlanta Summer Enrichment Expo
March 18, 2006 (Noon - 4pm)
Featuring Summer Camps & Programs for All Families
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BTA |
I
want to go to college (Atlanta City
Students)
Current 6th or 7th grader mid-range to high level student
academically ('C' student to 'A' student) - public school student
(preferably APS but not mandatory )
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Duke Tip |
Since 1980, the Duke Talent Identification
Program (Duke TIP) has been a world leader in identifying academically
talented students and providing innovative programs to support the
development of their optimal potential.
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Making Engineers "Cool" Website |
Making Engineers "Cool" Website
Gateway to nationwide Resources and
Programs. A strong info portal with many opportunities for learning
and summer.
http://www.engineeringk12.org/educators/making_engineers_cool/search.cfm
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Georgia
Tech Kid's Club |
Georgia Tech
K*I*D*S Club is designed to encourage children's natural curiosity and
enthusiasm for engineering, mathematics, science, and technology. Students
in grades 3-6 are invited to join.
Only $50 per year
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Girls Going
Places |
Girls Going Places
Program to Recognize Girls for Entrepreneurship
Deadline:
February
The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America
http://www.guardianlife.com www.girlsgoingplaces.com
The Guardian Life
Insurance Company of
America has announced the launch of the
Girls Going Places Scholarship Program, a national competition that
recognizes and rewards entrepreneurial girls between the ages of twelve
and eighteen.
Guardian and Girls Going Places will award fifteen girls a total of
$30,000 to be used toward furthering their education and supporting their
entrepreneurial pursuits. Three top prizes of $10,000, $5,000, and $3,000
and twelve finalist prizes of $1,000 each will be awarded.
Adults are asked to nominate girls (who could be their daughter, niece,
neighbor, or student) by submitting a 750- to 1,000-word essay on why the
nominee deserves a Girls Going Places award. A panel of judges will review
the essays and pick finalists that demonstrate budding entrepreneurship and/or financial acumen; have taken the first steps
toward financial independence; make a difference in their school or
community; and show potential for future success by initiating a new
business.
Complete program information and nomination forms are available at the
Girls Going Places Web site.
www.girlsgoingplaces.com
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Girls
Incorporated |
Girls Incorporated of Greater Atlanta (ages 6
- 18)
Girls Incorporated develops research-based, informal education programs
that encourage girls to take educated risks and master physical,
intellectual and emotional challenges. Our programs address math and
science education, pregnancy prevention, media literacy, adolescent
health, child abuse prevention, substance abuse prevention, and sports and
cultural activities.
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Governor's Honors Program |
Governor's Honors Program
The Governor's Honors Program is a
six-week summer instructional program designed to provide
intellectually gifted and artistically talented high school students
challenging and enriching educational opportunities not usually
available during the regular school year. Activities are designed to
provide each participant with opportunities to acquire the skills,
knowledge and attitudes to become independent, life-long learners.
Click here for information on the 2007 Summer Program
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J8 Opportunities |
Click on the hyperlink
to view three different opportunities for Middle, High, and College
Students.
031607
Opportunities.pdf
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Morehouse School of Medicine
404 756-5024 |
Morehouse School of Medicine’s Ben Carson Science Academy
Morehouse School of
Medicine’s Ben Carson Science Academy will accept complete
applications postmarked by September 29th. The program runs from
October 14- November 18th. The program is for C+-B students ranging
from current 4th-8th grade students. A complete application consist
of a completed application w/picture, medical consent form, most
recent report card or transcript including conduct, most recent test
scores, science teacher recommendation, student essay, and a return
receipt postcard. To receive an application and for more
information, please call 404-756-5024 or e-mail
BenCarson@msm.edu.
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www.rosaparksla.com |
Rosa Parks Leadership Academy
www.junioraademies.org
and www.rosaparksla.com
Junior
Academies, Inc. is a not for profit, 501(c)(3) educational
organization, founded for the purpose of establishing equitable
independent schools.
They develop
and initiate educational programs that promote academic excellence
for at-risk and economically disadvantaged children, who have
historically attended underserved schools.
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People to People World
Leadership Forum |
People to People's
World Leadership Forum are held each
spring and fall in Washington, D.C.
As a World Leadership Forum student leader, you'll join some of the
world's top 6th, 7th and 8th graders for
a week of interactive leadership training
from members of the U.S. Congress and other government officials.
You'll also gain
a deeper understanding of the
accomplishments of America's most prominent leaders throughout the
history of the United States.
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Saturday School |
Early Childhood
Education - Saturday for Scholars and Leaders
Providing educational opportunities for the
enrichment and encouragement of gifted and talented children.
This is a program that offers
a host of mini-courses for gifted students over five weekends each quarter
during the academic year. An expanded student age range is accepted, from
preschool to high school.
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Young
Horizons Indigo |
Young Horizons Indigo is a news source
for parents and teachers of African American children.
For more information, 404-241-5003 or
email them at:
info@younghorizonsonline.com or check out the website
at
www.younghorizonsonline.com
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