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Daily Announcements 2018-2019

Thur. June 6th
 
  1. The Floating Doctors Global Aide Fellowship
    The Floating Doctors Global Aide Fellowship is an opportunity for two PBS-HSA seniors to spend 4 weeks in Panama helping rural communities gain access to healthcare. The fellowship comes at no cost to participants and students are awarded a small stipend. Requirements are: 1) must be 18 years old by July 1st; 2) must have a minimum 2.7 GPA and 3) display an interest in the medical field.
    If you are interested in applying please pick up an application from Ms. Taylor. The deadline for consideration is June 3rd. To learn more about last year’s program visit here.

  2. 11th Grade Students:
    Taste of Carleton, 2019: All expenses-paid program!
    October 10 – October 12.
    Our application is live. Apply here!

    We are pleased to invite high school senior students to sample one of the nation’s best liberal arts colleges! Nestled in historic Northfield, MN, Carleton College is home to some of the most exceptional professors and extraordinary students in the country. Our students represent all 50 states, several U.S. territories, and 42 countries. More than 27% of our students identify as people of color, and 9% of our students come to us from outside the United States. We value diversity of all types on campus, and we strive for a student body that’s representative of as many different backgrounds as possible.
    As part of this commitment to diversity, we host several programs for traditionally underrepresented students. The Taste of Carleton (TOC) fly-in program offers students a chance to get just that — a taste of Carleton College! This all-expenses-paid program brings 60 high school seniors to campus for three days and two nights. The selection committee will give priority to students from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds. We particularly encourage students of color, first-generation college students, and low-income students to apply.

    What happens at Taste of Carleton?
    Thursday
    Arrive at Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport by 5 p.m. and take a shuttle to Northfield.
    Attend a welcome reception and meet your student host.
    Friday
    Attend a class that suits your interests: anything from Principles of Psychology, to Genes and Evolution, to Latinas in Hollywood.
    Explore campus, tour the 800 acre Arboretum, chat with students in the Sayles-Hill student center, or attend our weekly convocation.
    Have an interview with a member of the admissions staff.
    Get your student life questions answered by current students at a Q&A session.
    Sample Carleton’s night life.
    Saturday
    Savor a final morning at Carleton before the shuttles depart for the airport.
    Sound good to you?
    We hope you’ll submit an application to be considered for Taste of Carleton. We typically open up the application several months in advance of the program. To stay connected and receive email reminders about Taste of Carleton, sign up to receive more information.
  3. Our counseling team.
    https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1H5NMGiZcXvbEOPiIEzTBXP2yn5xBOYSCEDyZHy6S0W4/edit#slide

  4. ASB Announcements: https://youtu.be/kSzcKNHCzfk

  5. Quiz Bowl! https://youtu.be/cmUUxP7DJK4

  6. Senior Picnic Survey Link

  7. * Recycle your plastic water bottle! Exchange it for a chocolate on Tuesday May 28th in the MPR. 

  8. - Superlative for Class of 2021
    https://forms.gle/Nk9vwA21uJkTaauW8

  9. Students, if you are driving to school be sure to adhere to all street parking rules.  
    Any car parked on the street during street sweeping or parked in red will be ticketed.  
    Any car blocking a driveway will be towed.

  10. Counseling Calendar
    Would like to know about the events that are being hosted by the counseling department? Check out our calendar!
    https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=laalliance.org_aagv8bk492pvsd2pjbkalogha8%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles

  11. Summer Programs/ Internship and Scholarship Applications Workshop
    Need help applying for scholarships? Internships? Summer programs? Stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday!

  12. Administration of Justice College Class
    We will be hosting an administration of justice college class. Students will learn theories of crime, punishment and rehabilitation and looks at ethics, education, professionalism, and training in the system. If you are interested please sign up below. The class will start in the Fall, September 2019 on our campus.
    https://goo.gl/forms/LoouMXgDBF67raY83


  13. WBL News:
     
    1. Hey Students!
      Be sure to check out the WBL Board, near Room 212, for volunteer/ internship opportunities, campus tours, and more!


  14. House Standings: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OsbS4_LReePTkb4N8mEf6mNl3Zc0S309NVPeMDw9fC8/edit?ts=5b8eae25

       
     
  15. This is a great time to apply to summer programs and internships. Summer programs not only make your application stronger, they are also a great had to explore careers! If you are interested in applying and need help stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday. To get started check out this newsletter with some of the opportunities available to you.

     

  16. Summer Employment/Educational Opportunity For Students
    Dr. Barbara Ferrer would like to invite High School students to continue their education through completion of a 4-week program that awards a $1,000 stipend. Additionally, students will placed in a pad internship earning $15 an hour for 8 hours a week, during the school year. For those interested, please click the link for more information and to apply
    http://www.cdrewu.edu/community/pipeline



  17. Opportunities for High School Students at UCLA (Summer Programs)
    During the summer months, visiting high school students have three different summer experiences to select from here at UCLA: academic courses, Precollege Summer Institutes, or Summer College Immersion Program. All programs award UC credit. Registration is open now!

     

    View the UCLA Summer Sessions for High School Students brochure.

     

    NEW! Summer College Immersion Program
    The UCLA Summer College Immersion Program (SCIP) is designed for exceptionally high-achieving high school students to provide a real-world introduction to an academic life at UCLA. In this six-week program, students choose two courses from a curated list of UCLA undergraduate courses and earn college credit studying alongside UCLA students. They also enjoy exclusive access to college readiness workshops, guest lectures by UCLA faculty and more. Open to rising juniors and seniors. Apply now

     

    Precollege Summer Institutes
    Precollege Summer Institutes are designed for advanced high school students who wish to gain academically challenging college-level experience through hands-on, experiential learning. Topics include Mock Trial, Nanoscience Lab, Camera Acting and many more. Register now

     

    Academic Courses
    With UCLA academic courses, high school students take classes alongside college students to experience the challenge of college academics. Students can select a schedule that works best with their other summer plans by selecting one or two courses from a list of over 100 options. Some courses are even offered fully online. Register now

     

    Learn More

     

    UCLA Summer Scholars Support Scholarship
    UCLA Royce Hall
    UCLA Summer Sessions offers a limited number of full and partial scholarships to California high school students participating in all of our programs and courses.

     

    Summer Scholars Support is awarded based on academic ability (and artistic ability, if applicable) and financial need. Priority is given to those without any comparable experience. This year, $100,000 is available to support 40-50 partial or full scholarships.

     

    In order to apply for Summer Scholars Support, students must meet the following eligibility criteria:

     

    Must be registered and attending a high school in the state of California
    Have not received any Summer Scholars Support in the past
    Must be a continuing high school student in Fall 2019 (seniors graduating in 2019 are ineligible)
    Must be enrolled in 2019 UCLA Summer Sessions, either an academic course, eligible Precollege Summer Institute or Summer College Immersion Program.
    Have a family annual adjusted gross income of $115,000 or less
    Learn More and Apply
    https://summer.ucla.edu/summerscholarssupport?utm_source=Winter+2019+High+School+Interest+List&utm_campaign=d322c5a312-SummerScholarsSupport_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a5074a7e36-d322c5a312-65829595

  18. The Young Leaders Summit (YLS) is a free four-day, overnight, college empowerment conference for a diverse cohort of low-income high school juniors, selected through a competitive application process. It is designed to give these young leaders the practical tools they need to successfully apply to top universities, have full access to scholarship and financial aid opportunities, and set a course for academic and career success.

    DATE AND LOCATION

    August 8th – August 11th at The University of Chicago
    ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

    Current high school junior, Class of 2020
    3.0 GPA or above on a 4.0 scale, or equivalent based on your school scale
    Low income, as defined by Pell eligibility
    Currently attends high school in the United States or a U.S. territory
    Plans to enroll full-time, in a four-year degree program, at a U.S. accredited, not-for-profit, private or public college or university after high school graduation
    AN IDEAL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE:

    An outstanding academic record in high school (in the top 20% of graduating class)
    Demonstrated leadership ability (as shown through participation in community service, extracurricular, or other activities)
    HOW TO APPLY:
    https://ylc.hsfts.net/yls-application

    Create a Profile as a “Student”
    View “YLS Student Application 2019” Application on your Dashboard

  19.  

    LIST OF UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS THAT DON'T REQUIRE PROOF OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP OR LEGAL PERMANENT RESIDENCY
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1x8VrBMzPsW3cLgsxKBjAyfRgCL6iZbC4

  20. Disneyland Engineering Tour

    The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is a global non-profit organization founded in 1950. SWE will be hosting the world’s largest conference for women engineers this November in Anaheim, CA at the Anaheim Convention Center. Girls honored with a SWENext Award will be invited to a behind the scenes engineering tour of Disneyland among other great prizes.

     

    In addition to the awards, we offer a variety of programs for students and their adult advocates (teachers and families). Please join us and help us promote the programming below.

    • SWENext Global Innovator Award (Grade 12)
      • Who should apply: Girls in grades 12 (2019/20 school year) who do STEM, plan on becoming an engineer and are doing something to promote STEM to girls.
      • Application Deadline: September 23, 2019
    • SWENext Community Award (Grades 9-11)
      • Who should apply: Girls in grades 9-11 (2019/20 school year) who do STEM, plan on becoming an engineer and are doing something to promote STEM to girls.
      • Application Deadline: September 23, 2019
    • SWENext High School Leadership Academy (SHLA)
      • Who Should apply: Girls in grades 9-12 (2019/20 school year) who do STEM and are considering a career in engineering.
      • Application Deadline: October 14, 2019
    • Invent it. Build it. High School Girls Program (IIBI)
      • Who Should apply: Girls in grades 9-12 (2019/20 school year) who want to learn more about engineering.
      • Application Deadline: November 2, 2019
    • Parent/Educator Program (PEP)
      • Who Should apply: All adult advocates interested in encouraging a girl to go into engineering.
      • Application Deadline: November 2, 2019

    What, When and Where

    Awards and SWENext High School Leadership Academy (SHLA) – Friday, November 8th and Saturday, November 9th, Anaheim Convention Center.

     

    Invent It. Build It. (IIBI) and Parent/Educator Program (PEP)– Saturday, November 9th, Anaheim Convention Center.
 
 
Mon. June 3rd
 
  1. The Floating Doctors Global Aide Fellowship
    The Floating Doctors Global Aide Fellowship is an opportunity for two PBS-HSA seniors to spend 4 weeks in Panama helping rural communities gain access to healthcare. The fellowship comes at no cost to participants and students are awarded a small stipend. Requirements are: 1) must be 18 years old by July 1st; 2) must have a minimum 2.7 GPA and 3) display an interest in the medical field.
    If you are interested in applying please pick up an application from Ms. Taylor. The deadline for consideration is June 3rd. To learn more about last year’s program visit here.

  2. 11th Grade Students:
    Taste of Carleton, 2019: All expenses-paid program!
    October 10 – October 12.
    Our application is live. Apply here!

    We are pleased to invite high school senior students to sample one of the nation’s best liberal arts colleges! Nestled in historic Northfield, MN, Carleton College is home to some of the most exceptional professors and extraordinary students in the country. Our students represent all 50 states, several U.S. territories, and 42 countries. More than 27% of our students identify as people of color, and 9% of our students come to us from outside the United States. We value diversity of all types on campus, and we strive for a student body that’s representative of as many different backgrounds as possible.
    As part of this commitment to diversity, we host several programs for traditionally underrepresented students. The Taste of Carleton (TOC) fly-in program offers students a chance to get just that — a taste of Carleton College! This all-expenses-paid program brings 60 high school seniors to campus for three days and two nights. The selection committee will give priority to students from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds. We particularly encourage students of color, first-generation college students, and low-income students to apply.

    What happens at Taste of Carleton?
    Thursday
    Arrive at Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport by 5 p.m. and take a shuttle to Northfield.
    Attend a welcome reception and meet your student host.
    Friday
    Attend a class that suits your interests: anything from Principles of Psychology, to Genes and Evolution, to Latinas in Hollywood.
    Explore campus, tour the 800 acre Arboretum, chat with students in the Sayles-Hill student center, or attend our weekly convocation.
    Have an interview with a member of the admissions staff.
    Get your student life questions answered by current students at a Q&A session.
    Sample Carleton’s night life.
    Saturday
    Savor a final morning at Carleton before the shuttles depart for the airport.
    Sound good to you?
    We hope you’ll submit an application to be considered for Taste of Carleton. We typically open up the application several months in advance of the program. To stay connected and receive email reminders about Taste of Carleton, sign up to receive more information.
  3. Our counseling team.
    https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1H5NMGiZcXvbEOPiIEzTBXP2yn5xBOYSCEDyZHy6S0W4/edit#slide

  4. ASB Announcements: https://youtu.be/kSzcKNHCzfk

  5. Quiz Bowl! https://youtu.be/cmUUxP7DJK4

  6. Senior Picnic Survey Link

  7. * Recycle your plastic water bottle! Exchange it for a chocolate on Tuesday May 28th in the MPR. 

  8. - Superlative for Class of 2021
    https://forms.gle/Nk9vwA21uJkTaauW8

  9. Students, if you are driving to school be sure to adhere to all street parking rules.  
    Any car parked on the street during street sweeping or parked in red will be ticketed.  
    Any car blocking a driveway will be towed.

  10. Counseling Calendar
    Would like to know about the events that are being hosted by the counseling department? Check out our calendar!
    https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=laalliance.org_aagv8bk492pvsd2pjbkalogha8%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles

  11. Summer Programs/ Internship and Scholarship Applications Workshop
    Need help applying for scholarships? Internships? Summer programs? Stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday!

  12. Administration of Justice College Class
    We will be hosting an administration of justice college class. Students will learn theories of crime, punishment and rehabilitation and looks at ethics, education, professionalism, and training in the system. If you are interested please sign up below. The class will start in the Fall, September 2019 on our campus.
    https://goo.gl/forms/LoouMXgDBF67raY83


  13. WBL News:
     
    1. Hey Students!
      Be sure to check out the WBL Board, near Room 212, for volunteer/ internship opportunities, campus tours, and more!


  14. House Standings: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OsbS4_LReePTkb4N8mEf6mNl3Zc0S309NVPeMDw9fC8/edit?ts=5b8eae25

       
     
  15. This is a great time to apply to summer programs and internships. Summer programs not only make your application stronger, they are also a great had to explore careers! If you are interested in applying and need help stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday. To get started check out this newsletter with some of the opportunities available to you.

     

  16. Summer Employment/Educational Opportunity For Students
    Dr. Barbara Ferrer would like to invite High School students to continue their education through completion of a 4-week program that awards a $1,000 stipend. Additionally, students will placed in a pad internship earning $15 an hour for 8 hours a week, during the school year. For those interested, please click the link for more information and to apply
    http://www.cdrewu.edu/community/pipeline



  17. Opportunities for High School Students at UCLA (Summer Programs)
    During the summer months, visiting high school students have three different summer experiences to select from here at UCLA: academic courses, Precollege Summer Institutes, or Summer College Immersion Program. All programs award UC credit. Registration is open now!

     

    View the UCLA Summer Sessions for High School Students brochure.

     

    NEW! Summer College Immersion Program
    The UCLA Summer College Immersion Program (SCIP) is designed for exceptionally high-achieving high school students to provide a real-world introduction to an academic life at UCLA. In this six-week program, students choose two courses from a curated list of UCLA undergraduate courses and earn college credit studying alongside UCLA students. They also enjoy exclusive access to college readiness workshops, guest lectures by UCLA faculty and more. Open to rising juniors and seniors. Apply now

     

    Precollege Summer Institutes
    Precollege Summer Institutes are designed for advanced high school students who wish to gain academically challenging college-level experience through hands-on, experiential learning. Topics include Mock Trial, Nanoscience Lab, Camera Acting and many more. Register now

     

    Academic Courses
    With UCLA academic courses, high school students take classes alongside college students to experience the challenge of college academics. Students can select a schedule that works best with their other summer plans by selecting one or two courses from a list of over 100 options. Some courses are even offered fully online. Register now

     

    Learn More

     

    UCLA Summer Scholars Support Scholarship
    UCLA Royce Hall
    UCLA Summer Sessions offers a limited number of full and partial scholarships to California high school students participating in all of our programs and courses.

     

    Summer Scholars Support is awarded based on academic ability (and artistic ability, if applicable) and financial need. Priority is given to those without any comparable experience. This year, $100,000 is available to support 40-50 partial or full scholarships.

     

    In order to apply for Summer Scholars Support, students must meet the following eligibility criteria:

     

    Must be registered and attending a high school in the state of California
    Have not received any Summer Scholars Support in the past
    Must be a continuing high school student in Fall 2019 (seniors graduating in 2019 are ineligible)
    Must be enrolled in 2019 UCLA Summer Sessions, either an academic course, eligible Precollege Summer Institute or Summer College Immersion Program.
    Have a family annual adjusted gross income of $115,000 or less
    Learn More and Apply
    https://summer.ucla.edu/summerscholarssupport?utm_source=Winter+2019+High+School+Interest+List&utm_campaign=d322c5a312-SummerScholarsSupport_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a5074a7e36-d322c5a312-65829595

  18. The Young Leaders Summit (YLS) is a free four-day, overnight, college empowerment conference for a diverse cohort of low-income high school juniors, selected through a competitive application process. It is designed to give these young leaders the practical tools they need to successfully apply to top universities, have full access to scholarship and financial aid opportunities, and set a course for academic and career success.

    DATE AND LOCATION

    August 8th – August 11th at The University of Chicago
    ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

    Current high school junior, Class of 2020
    3.0 GPA or above on a 4.0 scale, or equivalent based on your school scale
    Low income, as defined by Pell eligibility
    Currently attends high school in the United States or a U.S. territory
    Plans to enroll full-time, in a four-year degree program, at a U.S. accredited, not-for-profit, private or public college or university after high school graduation
    AN IDEAL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE:

    An outstanding academic record in high school (in the top 20% of graduating class)
    Demonstrated leadership ability (as shown through participation in community service, extracurricular, or other activities)
    HOW TO APPLY:
    https://ylc.hsfts.net/yls-application

    Create a Profile as a “Student”
    View “YLS Student Application 2019” Application on your Dashboard

  19.  

    LIST OF UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS THAT DON'T REQUIRE PROOF OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP OR LEGAL PERMANENT RESIDENCY
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1x8VrBMzPsW3cLgsxKBjAyfRgCL6iZbC4

  20. Disneyland Engineering Tour

    The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is a global non-profit organization founded in 1950. SWE will be hosting the world’s largest conference for women engineers this November in Anaheim, CA at the Anaheim Convention Center. Girls honored with a SWENext Award will be invited to a behind the scenes engineering tour of Disneyland among other great prizes.

     

    In addition to the awards, we offer a variety of programs for students and their adult advocates (teachers and families). Please join us and help us promote the programming below.

    • SWENext Global Innovator Award (Grade 12)
      • Who should apply: Girls in grades 12 (2019/20 school year) who do STEM, plan on becoming an engineer and are doing something to promote STEM to girls.
      • Application Deadline: September 23, 2019
    • SWENext Community Award (Grades 9-11)
      • Who should apply: Girls in grades 9-11 (2019/20 school year) who do STEM, plan on becoming an engineer and are doing something to promote STEM to girls.
      • Application Deadline: September 23, 2019
    • SWENext High School Leadership Academy (SHLA)
      • Who Should apply: Girls in grades 9-12 (2019/20 school year) who do STEM and are considering a career in engineering.
      • Application Deadline: October 14, 2019
    • Invent it. Build it. High School Girls Program (IIBI)
      • Who Should apply: Girls in grades 9-12 (2019/20 school year) who want to learn more about engineering.
      • Application Deadline: November 2, 2019
    • Parent/Educator Program (PEP)
      • Who Should apply: All adult advocates interested in encouraging a girl to go into engineering.
      • Application Deadline: November 2, 2019

    What, When and Where

    Awards and SWENext High School Leadership Academy (SHLA) – Friday, November 8th and Saturday, November 9th, Anaheim Convention Center.

     

    Invent It. Build It. (IIBI) and Parent/Educator Program (PEP)– Saturday, November 9th, Anaheim Convention Center.
 
 
Thur. May 30th
 
  1. The Floating Doctors Global Aide Fellowship
    The Floating Doctors Global Aide Fellowship is an opportunity for two PBS-HSA seniors to spend 4 weeks in Panama helping rural communities gain access to healthcare. The fellowship comes at no cost to participants and students are awarded a small stipend. Requirements are: 1) must be 18 years old by July 1st; 2) must have a minimum 2.7 GPA and 3) display an interest in the medical field.
    If you are interested in applying please pick up an application from Ms. Taylor. The deadline for consideration is June 3rd. To learn more about last year’s program visit here.

  2. Our counseling team.
    https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1H5NMGiZcXvbEOPiIEzTBXP2yn5xBOYSCEDyZHy6S0W4/edit#slide

  3. ASB Announcements: https://youtu.be/kSzcKNHCzfk

  4. Schedule Change: EVEN Day
    Wednesday, May 29

  5. ASB Morning Sale
    Wednesday, May 29

  6. Morning Sale: Junior Committee
    Thursday, May 30

  7. Morning Sale: Junior Committee
    Friday, May 31

  8. Fit Expo: @ Anaheim Convention Center
    Saturday, June 1⋅11:00am – 5:00pm

  9. Quiz Bowl! https://youtu.be/cmUUxP7DJK4

  10. Senior Picnic Survey Link

  11. * Recycle your plastic water bottle! Exchange it for a chocolate on Tuesday May 28th in the MPR. 

  12. - Superlative for Class of 2021
    https://forms.gle/Nk9vwA21uJkTaauW8

  13. Just Because...... grams Sale
    May 13 – 28, 2019

  14. Students, if you are driving to school be sure to adhere to all street parking rules.  
    Any car parked on the street during street sweeping or parked in red will be ticketed.  
    Any car blocking a driveway will be towed.

  15. Counseling Calendar
    Would like to know about the events that are being hosted by the counseling department? Check out our calendar!
    https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=laalliance.org_aagv8bk492pvsd2pjbkalogha8%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles

  16. Summer Programs/ Internship and Scholarship Applications Workshop
    Need help applying for scholarships? Internships? Summer programs? Stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday!

  17. Administration of Justice College Class
    We will be hosting an administration of justice college class. Students will learn theories of crime, punishment and rehabilitation and looks at ethics, education, professionalism, and training in the system. If you are interested please sign up below. The class will start in the Fall, September 2019 on our campus.
    https://goo.gl/forms/LoouMXgDBF67raY83


  18. WBL News:
     
    1. Hey Students!
      Be sure to check out the WBL Board, near Room 212, for volunteer/ internship opportunities, campus tours, and more!


  19. House Standings: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OsbS4_LReePTkb4N8mEf6mNl3Zc0S309NVPeMDw9fC8/edit?ts=5b8eae25

       
     
  20. This is a great time to apply to summer programs and internships. Summer programs not only make your application stronger, they are also a great had to explore careers! If you are interested in applying and need help stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday. To get started check out this newsletter with some of the opportunities available to you.

     

  21. Summer Employment/Educational Opportunity For Students
    Dr. Barbara Ferrer would like to invite High School students to continue their education through completion of a 4-week program that awards a $1,000 stipend. Additionally, students will placed in a pad internship earning $15 an hour for 8 hours a week, during the school year. For those interested, please click the link for more information and to apply
    http://www.cdrewu.edu/community/pipeline



  22. Opportunities for High School Students at UCLA (Summer Programs)
    During the summer months, visiting high school students have three different summer experiences to select from here at UCLA: academic courses, Precollege Summer Institutes, or Summer College Immersion Program. All programs award UC credit. Registration is open now!

     

    View the UCLA Summer Sessions for High School Students brochure.

     

    NEW! Summer College Immersion Program
    The UCLA Summer College Immersion Program (SCIP) is designed for exceptionally high-achieving high school students to provide a real-world introduction to an academic life at UCLA. In this six-week program, students choose two courses from a curated list of UCLA undergraduate courses and earn college credit studying alongside UCLA students. They also enjoy exclusive access to college readiness workshops, guest lectures by UCLA faculty and more. Open to rising juniors and seniors. Apply now

     

    Precollege Summer Institutes
    Precollege Summer Institutes are designed for advanced high school students who wish to gain academically challenging college-level experience through hands-on, experiential learning. Topics include Mock Trial, Nanoscience Lab, Camera Acting and many more. Register now

     

    Academic Courses
    With UCLA academic courses, high school students take classes alongside college students to experience the challenge of college academics. Students can select a schedule that works best with their other summer plans by selecting one or two courses from a list of over 100 options. Some courses are even offered fully online. Register now

     

    Learn More

     

    UCLA Summer Scholars Support Scholarship
    UCLA Royce Hall
    UCLA Summer Sessions offers a limited number of full and partial scholarships to California high school students participating in all of our programs and courses.

     

    Summer Scholars Support is awarded based on academic ability (and artistic ability, if applicable) and financial need. Priority is given to those without any comparable experience. This year, $100,000 is available to support 40-50 partial or full scholarships.

     

    In order to apply for Summer Scholars Support, students must meet the following eligibility criteria:

     

    Must be registered and attending a high school in the state of California
    Have not received any Summer Scholars Support in the past
    Must be a continuing high school student in Fall 2019 (seniors graduating in 2019 are ineligible)
    Must be enrolled in 2019 UCLA Summer Sessions, either an academic course, eligible Precollege Summer Institute or Summer College Immersion Program.
    Have a family annual adjusted gross income of $115,000 or less
    Learn More and Apply
    https://summer.ucla.edu/summerscholarssupport?utm_source=Winter+2019+High+School+Interest+List&utm_campaign=d322c5a312-SummerScholarsSupport_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a5074a7e36-d322c5a312-65829595

  23. The Young Leaders Summit (YLS) is a free four-day, overnight, college empowerment conference for a diverse cohort of low-income high school juniors, selected through a competitive application process. It is designed to give these young leaders the practical tools they need to successfully apply to top universities, have full access to scholarship and financial aid opportunities, and set a course for academic and career success.

    DATE AND LOCATION

    August 8th – August 11th at The University of Chicago
    ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

    Current high school junior, Class of 2020
    3.0 GPA or above on a 4.0 scale, or equivalent based on your school scale
    Low income, as defined by Pell eligibility
    Currently attends high school in the United States or a U.S. territory
    Plans to enroll full-time, in a four-year degree program, at a U.S. accredited, not-for-profit, private or public college or university after high school graduation
    AN IDEAL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE:

    An outstanding academic record in high school (in the top 20% of graduating class)
    Demonstrated leadership ability (as shown through participation in community service, extracurricular, or other activities)
    HOW TO APPLY:
    https://ylc.hsfts.net/yls-application

    Create a Profile as a “Student”
    View “YLS Student Application 2019” Application on your Dashboard

  24.  

    LIST OF UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS THAT DON'T REQUIRE PROOF OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP OR LEGAL PERMANENT RESIDENCY
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1x8VrBMzPsW3cLgsxKBjAyfRgCL6iZbC4

  25. Disneyland Engineering Tour

    The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is a global non-profit organization founded in 1950. SWE will be hosting the world’s largest conference for women engineers this November in Anaheim, CA at the Anaheim Convention Center. Girls honored with a SWENext Award will be invited to a behind the scenes engineering tour of Disneyland among other great prizes.

     

    In addition to the awards, we offer a variety of programs for students and their adult advocates (teachers and families). Please join us and help us promote the programming below.

    • SWENext Global Innovator Award (Grade 12)
      • Who should apply: Girls in grades 12 (2019/20 school year) who do STEM, plan on becoming an engineer and are doing something to promote STEM to girls.
      • Application Deadline: September 23, 2019
    • SWENext Community Award (Grades 9-11)
      • Who should apply: Girls in grades 9-11 (2019/20 school year) who do STEM, plan on becoming an engineer and are doing something to promote STEM to girls.
      • Application Deadline: September 23, 2019
    • SWENext High School Leadership Academy (SHLA)
      • Who Should apply: Girls in grades 9-12 (2019/20 school year) who do STEM and are considering a career in engineering.
      • Application Deadline: October 14, 2019
    • Invent it. Build it. High School Girls Program (IIBI)
      • Who Should apply: Girls in grades 9-12 (2019/20 school year) who want to learn more about engineering.
      • Application Deadline: November 2, 2019
    • Parent/Educator Program (PEP)
      • Who Should apply: All adult advocates interested in encouraging a girl to go into engineering.
      • Application Deadline: November 2, 2019

    What, When and Where

    Awards and SWENext High School Leadership Academy (SHLA) – Friday, November 8th and Saturday, November 9th, Anaheim Convention Center.

     

    Invent It. Build It. (IIBI) and Parent/Educator Program (PEP)– Saturday, November 9th, Anaheim Convention Center.

FEATURED: ScholarshipPoints.com Scholarship

Award: $10,000
Deadline: 6/15
Eligibility: U.S. students, 13 years of age or older.
How to apply: Just register on their website. That's it!

Autolist Used Car to Dream Car Scholarship

$ Award:   1,500 
Deadline:  6/01
Eligibility: U.S. high school senior, undergraduate, or graduate students, 18 years of age or older.
To Apply:  Submit two short essays of no more than 250 words each.

Hardwick & Pendergast, P.S. Scholarship

$ Award:   $500
Deadline:  6/13
Eligibility: U.S. high school senior or undergraduate students, with a GPA of 3.0 or higher.
To Apply:  Submit an essay of 500 to 1,000 words.

VIP Voice Scholarship

$ Award:   $5,000 
Deadline:  6/14
Eligibility: U.S. students, 13 years of age or older.
To Apply:  Register and take at least two surveys.

Abbott and Fenner Scholarship

$ Award:   $1,000 
Deadline:  6/14
Eligibility: U.S. high school junior or senior or be currently registered in any accredited post secondary institution. 
To Apply:  Submit an essay of 500 to 1,000 words describing your educational career and life goals.

Ocean Awareness Student Contest

$ Award:   up to $1,500 (multiple awards) 
Deadline:  6/17
Eligibility: U.S. middle school or high school students.
To Apply:  Submit an original work in a format of visual art, prose, poetry, or film and a short written reflection of 100-250 words to accompany your submission.

Cappex Big Money Scholarhsip

$ Award:   $3,000 
Deadline:  6/30
Eligibility: U.S. citizens in high school or college or who plan to enroll within 12 months.
To Apply:  Sign up on the scholarship provider's website.

Digital Privacy Scholarship

$ Award:   $1,000 
Deadline:  6/30
Eligibility: U.S. high school, undergraduate, or graduate students.
To Apply:  Compose a 140-character message about digital privacy.

Chaffin Luhana Anti-Distracted Driving Scholarship

$ Award:   $1,000 
Deadline:  6/30
Eligibility: High school junior, senior, or undergraduate students, 25 years of age or younger.
To Apply:  Submit an essay of between 500 and 750 words in length that responds to one of the topic prompts related to distracted driving.

Impact on the Community Scholarship

$ Award:   $1,000 
Deadline:  6/30
Eligibility: U.S. students accepted to or enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program with a commitment to community service. 
To Apply:  Submit an essay of 750 and 1,000 words, a resume, and a copy of transcripts.

Unigo Do-Over Scholarship

$ Award:   $1,500 
Deadline:  6/30
Eligibility: U.S. citizens or residents who are 13 or older.
To Apply:  In 250 words or less, tell us "If you could get one 'do-over' in life, what would it be and why".

 
 
Wed. May 29th
 
  1. The Floating Doctors Global Aide Fellowship
    The Floating Doctors Global Aide Fellowship is an opportunity for two PBS-HSA seniors to spend 4 weeks in Panama helping rural communities gain access to healthcare. The fellowship comes at no cost to participants and students are awarded a small stipend. Requirements are: 1) must be 18 years old by July 1st; 2) must have a minimum 2.7 GPA and 3) display an interest in the medical field.
    If you are interested in applying please pick up an application from Ms. Taylor. The deadline for consideration is June 3rd. To learn more about last year’s program visit here.

  2. ASB Announcements: https://youtu.be/kSzcKNHCzfk

  3. Schedule Change: EVEN Day
    Wednesday, May 29

  4. ASB Morning Sale
    Wednesday, May 29

  5. Morning Sale: Junior Committee
    Thursday, May 30

  6. Morning Sale: Junior Committee
    Friday, May 31

  7. Fit Expo: @ Anaheim Convention Center
    Saturday, June 1⋅11:00am – 5:00pm

  8. Quiz Bowl! https://youtu.be/cmUUxP7DJK4

  9. Senior Picnic Survey Link

  10. * Recycle your plastic water bottle! Exchange it for a chocolate on Tuesday May 28th in the MPR. 

  11. - Superlative for Class of 2021
    https://forms.gle/Nk9vwA21uJkTaauW8

  12. Just Because...... grams Sale
    May 13 – 28, 2019

  13. Students, if you are driving to school be sure to adhere to all street parking rules.  
    Any car parked on the street during street sweeping or parked in red will be ticketed.  
    Any car blocking a driveway will be towed.

  14. Counseling Calendar
    Would like to know about the events that are being hosted by the counseling department? Check out our calendar!
    https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=laalliance.org_aagv8bk492pvsd2pjbkalogha8%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles

  15. Summer Programs/ Internship and Scholarship Applications Workshop
    Need help applying for scholarships? Internships? Summer programs? Stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday!

  16. Administration of Justice College Class
    We will be hosting an administration of justice college class. Students will learn theories of crime, punishment and rehabilitation and looks at ethics, education, professionalism, and training in the system. If you are interested please sign up below. The class will start in the Fall, September 2019 on our campus.
    https://goo.gl/forms/LoouMXgDBF67raY83


  17. WBL News:
     
    1. Hey Students!
      Be sure to check out the WBL Board, near Room 212, for volunteer/ internship opportunities, campus tours, and more!


  18. House Standings: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OsbS4_LReePTkb4N8mEf6mNl3Zc0S309NVPeMDw9fC8/edit?ts=5b8eae25

       
     
  19. This is a great time to apply to summer programs and internships. Summer programs not only make your application stronger, they are also a great had to explore careers! If you are interested in applying and need help stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday. To get started check out this newsletter with some of the opportunities available to you.

     

  20. Summer Employment/Educational Opportunity For Students
    Dr. Barbara Ferrer would like to invite High School students to continue their education through completion of a 4-week program that awards a $1,000 stipend. Additionally, students will placed in a pad internship earning $15 an hour for 8 hours a week, during the school year. For those interested, please click the link for more information and to apply
    http://www.cdrewu.edu/community/pipeline



  21. Opportunities for High School Students at UCLA (Summer Programs)
    During the summer months, visiting high school students have three different summer experiences to select from here at UCLA: academic courses, Precollege Summer Institutes, or Summer College Immersion Program. All programs award UC credit. Registration is open now!

     

    View the UCLA Summer Sessions for High School Students brochure.

     

    NEW! Summer College Immersion Program
    The UCLA Summer College Immersion Program (SCIP) is designed for exceptionally high-achieving high school students to provide a real-world introduction to an academic life at UCLA. In this six-week program, students choose two courses from a curated list of UCLA undergraduate courses and earn college credit studying alongside UCLA students. They also enjoy exclusive access to college readiness workshops, guest lectures by UCLA faculty and more. Open to rising juniors and seniors. Apply now

     

    Precollege Summer Institutes
    Precollege Summer Institutes are designed for advanced high school students who wish to gain academically challenging college-level experience through hands-on, experiential learning. Topics include Mock Trial, Nanoscience Lab, Camera Acting and many more. Register now

     

    Academic Courses
    With UCLA academic courses, high school students take classes alongside college students to experience the challenge of college academics. Students can select a schedule that works best with their other summer plans by selecting one or two courses from a list of over 100 options. Some courses are even offered fully online. Register now

     

    Learn More

     

    UCLA Summer Scholars Support Scholarship
    UCLA Royce Hall
    UCLA Summer Sessions offers a limited number of full and partial scholarships to California high school students participating in all of our programs and courses.

     

    Summer Scholars Support is awarded based on academic ability (and artistic ability, if applicable) and financial need. Priority is given to those without any comparable experience. This year, $100,000 is available to support 40-50 partial or full scholarships.

     

    In order to apply for Summer Scholars Support, students must meet the following eligibility criteria:

     

    Must be registered and attending a high school in the state of California
    Have not received any Summer Scholars Support in the past
    Must be a continuing high school student in Fall 2019 (seniors graduating in 2019 are ineligible)
    Must be enrolled in 2019 UCLA Summer Sessions, either an academic course, eligible Precollege Summer Institute or Summer College Immersion Program.
    Have a family annual adjusted gross income of $115,000 or less
    Learn More and Apply
    https://summer.ucla.edu/summerscholarssupport?utm_source=Winter+2019+High+School+Interest+List&utm_campaign=d322c5a312-SummerScholarsSupport_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a5074a7e36-d322c5a312-65829595

  22. The Young Leaders Summit (YLS) is a free four-day, overnight, college empowerment conference for a diverse cohort of low-income high school juniors, selected through a competitive application process. It is designed to give these young leaders the practical tools they need to successfully apply to top universities, have full access to scholarship and financial aid opportunities, and set a course for academic and career success.

    DATE AND LOCATION

    August 8th – August 11th at The University of Chicago
    ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

    Current high school junior, Class of 2020
    3.0 GPA or above on a 4.0 scale, or equivalent based on your school scale
    Low income, as defined by Pell eligibility
    Currently attends high school in the United States or a U.S. territory
    Plans to enroll full-time, in a four-year degree program, at a U.S. accredited, not-for-profit, private or public college or university after high school graduation
    AN IDEAL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE:

    An outstanding academic record in high school (in the top 20% of graduating class)
    Demonstrated leadership ability (as shown through participation in community service, extracurricular, or other activities)
    HOW TO APPLY:
    https://ylc.hsfts.net/yls-application

    Create a Profile as a “Student”
    View “YLS Student Application 2019” Application on your Dashboard

  23.  

    LIST OF UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS THAT DON'T REQUIRE PROOF OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP OR LEGAL PERMANENT RESIDENCY
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1x8VrBMzPsW3cLgsxKBjAyfRgCL6iZbC4

  24. Disneyland Engineering Tour

    The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is a global non-profit organization founded in 1950. SWE will be hosting the world’s largest conference for women engineers this November in Anaheim, CA at the Anaheim Convention Center. Girls honored with a SWENext Award will be invited to a behind the scenes engineering tour of Disneyland among other great prizes.

     

    In addition to the awards, we offer a variety of programs for students and their adult advocates (teachers and families). Please join us and help us promote the programming below.

    • SWENext Global Innovator Award (Grade 12)
      • Who should apply: Girls in grades 12 (2019/20 school year) who do STEM, plan on becoming an engineer and are doing something to promote STEM to girls.
      • Application Deadline: September 23, 2019
    • SWENext Community Award (Grades 9-11)
      • Who should apply: Girls in grades 9-11 (2019/20 school year) who do STEM, plan on becoming an engineer and are doing something to promote STEM to girls.
      • Application Deadline: September 23, 2019
    • SWENext High School Leadership Academy (SHLA)
      • Who Should apply: Girls in grades 9-12 (2019/20 school year) who do STEM and are considering a career in engineering.
      • Application Deadline: October 14, 2019
    • Invent it. Build it. High School Girls Program (IIBI)
      • Who Should apply: Girls in grades 9-12 (2019/20 school year) who want to learn more about engineering.
      • Application Deadline: November 2, 2019
    • Parent/Educator Program (PEP)
      • Who Should apply: All adult advocates interested in encouraging a girl to go into engineering.
      • Application Deadline: November 2, 2019

    What, When and Where

    Awards and SWENext High School Leadership Academy (SHLA) – Friday, November 8th and Saturday, November 9th, Anaheim Convention Center.

     

    Invent It. Build It. (IIBI) and Parent/Educator Program (PEP)– Saturday, November 9th, Anaheim Convention Center.
 
Tue. May 28th
 
  1. ASB Announcements: https://youtu.be/kSzcKNHCzfk

  2. Schedule Change: ODD Day
    Tuesday, May 28

  3. SCC Meeting
    Tuesday, May 28⋅4:00 – 5:00pm

  4. Schedule Change: EVEN Day
    Wednesday, May 29

  5. ASB Morning Sale
    Wednesday, May 29

  6. Morning Sale: Junior Committee
    Thursday, May 30

  7. Morning Sale: Junior Committee
    Friday, May 31

  8. Fit Expo: @ Anaheim Convention Center
    Saturday, June 1⋅11:00am – 5:00pm

  9. Quiz Bowl! https://youtu.be/cmUUxP7DJK4

  10. Senior Picnic Survey Link

  11. * Recycle your plastic water bottle! Exchange it for a chocolate on Tuesday May 28th in the MPR. 

  12. - Superlative for Class of 2021
    https://forms.gle/Nk9vwA21uJkTaauW8

  13. Just Because...... grams Sale
    May 13 – 28, 2019

  14. Students, if you are driving to school be sure to adhere to all street parking rules.  
    Any car parked on the street during street sweeping or parked in red will be ticketed.  
    Any car blocking a driveway will be towed.

  15. Counseling Calendar
    Would like to know about the events that are being hosted by the counseling department? Check out our calendar!
    https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=laalliance.org_aagv8bk492pvsd2pjbkalogha8%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles

  16. Summer Programs/ Internship and Scholarship Applications Workshop
    Need help applying for scholarships? Internships? Summer programs? Stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday!

  17. Administration of Justice College Class
    We will be hosting an administration of justice college class. Students will learn theories of crime, punishment and rehabilitation and looks at ethics, education, professionalism, and training in the system. If you are interested please sign up below. The class will start in the Fall, September 2019 on our campus.
    https://goo.gl/forms/LoouMXgDBF67raY83


  18. WBL News:
     
    1. Hey Students!
      Be sure to check out the WBL Board, near Room 212, for volunteer/ internship opportunities, campus tours, and more!


  19. House Standings: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OsbS4_LReePTkb4N8mEf6mNl3Zc0S309NVPeMDw9fC8/edit?ts=5b8eae25

       
     
  20. This is a great time to apply to summer programs and internships. Summer programs not only make your application stronger, they are also a great had to explore careers! If you are interested in applying and need help stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday. To get started check out this newsletter with some of the opportunities available to you.

     

  21. Summer Employment/Educational Opportunity For Students
    Dr. Barbara Ferrer would like to invite High School students to continue their education through completion of a 4-week program that awards a $1,000 stipend. Additionally, students will placed in a pad internship earning $15 an hour for 8 hours a week, during the school year. For those interested, please click the link for more information and to apply
    http://www.cdrewu.edu/community/pipeline



  22. Opportunities for High School Students at UCLA (Summer Programs)
    During the summer months, visiting high school students have three different summer experiences to select from here at UCLA: academic courses, Precollege Summer Institutes, or Summer College Immersion Program. All programs award UC credit. Registration is open now!

     

    View the UCLA Summer Sessions for High School Students brochure.

     

    NEW! Summer College Immersion Program
    The UCLA Summer College Immersion Program (SCIP) is designed for exceptionally high-achieving high school students to provide a real-world introduction to an academic life at UCLA. In this six-week program, students choose two courses from a curated list of UCLA undergraduate courses and earn college credit studying alongside UCLA students. They also enjoy exclusive access to college readiness workshops, guest lectures by UCLA faculty and more. Open to rising juniors and seniors. Apply now

     

    Precollege Summer Institutes
    Precollege Summer Institutes are designed for advanced high school students who wish to gain academically challenging college-level experience through hands-on, experiential learning. Topics include Mock Trial, Nanoscience Lab, Camera Acting and many more. Register now

     

    Academic Courses
    With UCLA academic courses, high school students take classes alongside college students to experience the challenge of college academics. Students can select a schedule that works best with their other summer plans by selecting one or two courses from a list of over 100 options. Some courses are even offered fully online. Register now

     

    Learn More

     

    UCLA Summer Scholars Support Scholarship
    UCLA Royce Hall
    UCLA Summer Sessions offers a limited number of full and partial scholarships to California high school students participating in all of our programs and courses.

     

    Summer Scholars Support is awarded based on academic ability (and artistic ability, if applicable) and financial need. Priority is given to those without any comparable experience. This year, $100,000 is available to support 40-50 partial or full scholarships.

     

    In order to apply for Summer Scholars Support, students must meet the following eligibility criteria:

     

    Must be registered and attending a high school in the state of California
    Have not received any Summer Scholars Support in the past
    Must be a continuing high school student in Fall 2019 (seniors graduating in 2019 are ineligible)
    Must be enrolled in 2019 UCLA Summer Sessions, either an academic course, eligible Precollege Summer Institute or Summer College Immersion Program.
    Have a family annual adjusted gross income of $115,000 or less
    Learn More and Apply
    https://summer.ucla.edu/summerscholarssupport?utm_source=Winter+2019+High+School+Interest+List&utm_campaign=d322c5a312-SummerScholarsSupport_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a5074a7e36-d322c5a312-65829595

  23. The Young Leaders Summit (YLS) is a free four-day, overnight, college empowerment conference for a diverse cohort of low-income high school juniors, selected through a competitive application process. It is designed to give these young leaders the practical tools they need to successfully apply to top universities, have full access to scholarship and financial aid opportunities, and set a course for academic and career success.

    DATE AND LOCATION

    August 8th – August 11th at The University of Chicago
    ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

    Current high school junior, Class of 2020
    3.0 GPA or above on a 4.0 scale, or equivalent based on your school scale
    Low income, as defined by Pell eligibility
    Currently attends high school in the United States or a U.S. territory
    Plans to enroll full-time, in a four-year degree program, at a U.S. accredited, not-for-profit, private or public college or university after high school graduation
    AN IDEAL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE:

    An outstanding academic record in high school (in the top 20% of graduating class)
    Demonstrated leadership ability (as shown through participation in community service, extracurricular, or other activities)
    HOW TO APPLY:
    https://ylc.hsfts.net/yls-application

    Create a Profile as a “Student”
    View “YLS Student Application 2019” Application on your Dashboard

  24.  

    LIST OF UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS THAT DON'T REQUIRE PROOF OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP OR LEGAL PERMANENT RESIDENCY
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1x8VrBMzPsW3cLgsxKBjAyfRgCL6iZbC4

 
 
Fri. May 24th
 
  1. ASB Announcements: https://youtu.be/kSzcKNHCzfk

  2. Quiz Bowl! https://youtu.be/cmUUxP7DJK4

  3. Senior Picnic Survey Link

  4. Morning Sale: Junior Committee
    Friday, May 24

  5. Sophomore Committee After School Sale
    Friday, May 24

  6. - Superlative for Class of 2021
    https://forms.gle/Nk9vwA21uJkTaauW8

  7. Just Because...... grams Sale
    May 13 – 28, 2019

  8. Students, if you are driving to school be sure to adhere to all street parking rules.  
    Any car parked on the street during street sweeping or parked in red will be ticketed.  
    Any car blocking a driveway will be towed.

  9. Counseling Calendar
    Would like to know about the events that are being hosted by the counseling department? Check out our calendar!
    https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=laalliance.org_aagv8bk492pvsd2pjbkalogha8%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles

  10. Summer Programs/ Internship and Scholarship Applications Workshop
    Need help applying for scholarships? Internships? Summer programs? Stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday!

  11. Administration of Justice College Class
    We will be hosting an administration of justice college class. Students will learn theories of crime, punishment and rehabilitation and looks at ethics, education, professionalism, and training in the system. If you are interested please sign up below. The class will start in the Fall, September 2019 on our campus.
    https://goo.gl/forms/LoouMXgDBF67raY83


  12. WBL News:
     
    1. Hey Students!
      Be sure to check out the WBL Board, near Room 212, for volunteer/ internship opportunities, campus tours, and more!


  13. House Standings: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OsbS4_LReePTkb4N8mEf6mNl3Zc0S309NVPeMDw9fC8/edit?ts=5b8eae25

       
     
  14. This is a great time to apply to summer programs and internships. Summer programs not only make your application stronger, they are also a great had to explore careers! If you are interested in applying and need help stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday. To get started check out this newsletter with some of the opportunities available to you.

     

  15. Summer Employment/Educational Opportunity For Students
    Dr. Barbara Ferrer would like to invite High School students to continue their education through completion of a 4-week program that awards a $1,000 stipend. Additionally, students will placed in a pad internship earning $15 an hour for 8 hours a week, during the school year. For those interested, please click the link for more information and to apply
    http://www.cdrewu.edu/community/pipeline



  16. Opportunities for High School Students at UCLA (Summer Programs)
    During the summer months, visiting high school students have three different summer experiences to select from here at UCLA: academic courses, Precollege Summer Institutes, or Summer College Immersion Program. All programs award UC credit. Registration is open now!

     

    View the UCLA Summer Sessions for High School Students brochure.

     

    NEW! Summer College Immersion Program
    The UCLA Summer College Immersion Program (SCIP) is designed for exceptionally high-achieving high school students to provide a real-world introduction to an academic life at UCLA. In this six-week program, students choose two courses from a curated list of UCLA undergraduate courses and earn college credit studying alongside UCLA students. They also enjoy exclusive access to college readiness workshops, guest lectures by UCLA faculty and more. Open to rising juniors and seniors. Apply now

     

    Precollege Summer Institutes
    Precollege Summer Institutes are designed for advanced high school students who wish to gain academically challenging college-level experience through hands-on, experiential learning. Topics include Mock Trial, Nanoscience Lab, Camera Acting and many more. Register now

     

    Academic Courses
    With UCLA academic courses, high school students take classes alongside college students to experience the challenge of college academics. Students can select a schedule that works best with their other summer plans by selecting one or two courses from a list of over 100 options. Some courses are even offered fully online. Register now

     

    Learn More

     

    UCLA Summer Scholars Support Scholarship
    UCLA Royce Hall
    UCLA Summer Sessions offers a limited number of full and partial scholarships to California high school students participating in all of our programs and courses.

     

    Summer Scholars Support is awarded based on academic ability (and artistic ability, if applicable) and financial need. Priority is given to those without any comparable experience. This year, $100,000 is available to support 40-50 partial or full scholarships.

     

    In order to apply for Summer Scholars Support, students must meet the following eligibility criteria:

     

    Must be registered and attending a high school in the state of California
    Have not received any Summer Scholars Support in the past
    Must be a continuing high school student in Fall 2019 (seniors graduating in 2019 are ineligible)
    Must be enrolled in 2019 UCLA Summer Sessions, either an academic course, eligible Precollege Summer Institute or Summer College Immersion Program.
    Have a family annual adjusted gross income of $115,000 or less
    Learn More and Apply
    https://summer.ucla.edu/summerscholarssupport?utm_source=Winter+2019+High+School+Interest+List&utm_campaign=d322c5a312-SummerScholarsSupport_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a5074a7e36-d322c5a312-65829595

  17. The Young Leaders Summit (YLS) is a free four-day, overnight, college empowerment conference for a diverse cohort of low-income high school juniors, selected through a competitive application process. It is designed to give these young leaders the practical tools they need to successfully apply to top universities, have full access to scholarship and financial aid opportunities, and set a course for academic and career success.

    DATE AND LOCATION

    August 8th – August 11th at The University of Chicago
    ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

    Current high school junior, Class of 2020
    3.0 GPA or above on a 4.0 scale, or equivalent based on your school scale
    Low income, as defined by Pell eligibility
    Currently attends high school in the United States or a U.S. territory
    Plans to enroll full-time, in a four-year degree program, at a U.S. accredited, not-for-profit, private or public college or university after high school graduation
    AN IDEAL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE:

    An outstanding academic record in high school (in the top 20% of graduating class)
    Demonstrated leadership ability (as shown through participation in community service, extracurricular, or other activities)
    HOW TO APPLY:
    https://ylc.hsfts.net/yls-application

    Create a Profile as a “Student”
    View “YLS Student Application 2019” Application on your Dashboard

  18.  

    LIST OF UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS THAT DON'T REQUIRE PROOF OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP OR LEGAL PERMANENT RESIDENCY
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1x8VrBMzPsW3cLgsxKBjAyfRgCL6iZbC4

  19. This Summer take college classes at ELAC's South Gate campus. It's 3.8 miles from our campus. 

    Take classes in Theatre, Computer Science, Administration of Justice, & Fire Technology.

    Information session is This Saturday May 25th @ 9:00am. Info Flyer

    -Counseling Team

 
 
Wed. May 22nd
 
  1. ASB Announcements: https://youtu.be/kSzcKNHCzfk

  2. Quiz Bowl! https://youtu.be/cmUUxP7DJK4

  3. Senior Picnic Survey Link

  4. Sophomore Committee After School Sale
    Tuesday, May 21

  5. Sophomore Committee Morning Sale
    Wednesday, May 22

  6. Morning Sale: Junior Committee
    Thursday, May 23

  7. Sophomore Committee After School Sale
    Thursday, May 23

  8. Morning Sale: Junior Committee
    Friday, May 24

  9. Sophomore Committee After School Sale
    Friday, May 24

  10. - Superlative for Class of 2021
    https://forms.gle/Nk9vwA21uJkTaauW8

  11. Just Because...... grams Sale
    May 13 – 28, 2019

  12. Students, if you are driving to school be sure to adhere to all street parking rules.  
    Any car parked on the street during street sweeping or parked in red will be ticketed.  
    Any car blocking a driveway will be towed.

  13. Counseling Calendar
    Would like to know about the events that are being hosted by the counseling department? Check out our calendar!
    https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=laalliance.org_aagv8bk492pvsd2pjbkalogha8%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles

  14. Summer Programs/ Internship and Scholarship Applications Workshop
    Need help applying for scholarships? Internships? Summer programs? Stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday!

  15. Administration of Justice College Class
    We will be hosting an administration of justice college class. Students will learn theories of crime, punishment and rehabilitation and looks at ethics, education, professionalism, and training in the system. If you are interested please sign up below. The class will start in the Fall, September 2019 on our campus.
    https://goo.gl/forms/LoouMXgDBF67raY83


  16. WBL News:
     
    1. Hey Students!
      Be sure to check out the WBL Board, near Room 212, for volunteer/ internship opportunities, campus tours, and more!


  17. House Standings: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OsbS4_LReePTkb4N8mEf6mNl3Zc0S309NVPeMDw9fC8/edit?ts=5b8eae25

       
     
  18. This is a great time to apply to summer programs and internships. Summer programs not only make your application stronger, they are also a great had to explore careers! If you are interested in applying and need help stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday. To get started check out this newsletter with some of the opportunities available to you.

     

  19. Summer Employment/Educational Opportunity For Students
    Dr. Barbara Ferrer would like to invite High School students to continue their education through completion of a 4-week program that awards a $1,000 stipend. Additionally, students will placed in a pad internship earning $15 an hour for 8 hours a week, during the school year. For those interested, please click the link for more information and to apply
    http://www.cdrewu.edu/community/pipeline



  20. Opportunities for High School Students at UCLA (Summer Programs)
    During the summer months, visiting high school students have three different summer experiences to select from here at UCLA: academic courses, Precollege Summer Institutes, or Summer College Immersion Program. All programs award UC credit. Registration is open now!

     

    View the UCLA Summer Sessions for High School Students brochure.

     

    NEW! Summer College Immersion Program
    The UCLA Summer College Immersion Program (SCIP) is designed for exceptionally high-achieving high school students to provide a real-world introduction to an academic life at UCLA. In this six-week program, students choose two courses from a curated list of UCLA undergraduate courses and earn college credit studying alongside UCLA students. They also enjoy exclusive access to college readiness workshops, guest lectures by UCLA faculty and more. Open to rising juniors and seniors. Apply now

     

    Precollege Summer Institutes
    Precollege Summer Institutes are designed for advanced high school students who wish to gain academically challenging college-level experience through hands-on, experiential learning. Topics include Mock Trial, Nanoscience Lab, Camera Acting and many more. Register now

     

    Academic Courses
    With UCLA academic courses, high school students take classes alongside college students to experience the challenge of college academics. Students can select a schedule that works best with their other summer plans by selecting one or two courses from a list of over 100 options. Some courses are even offered fully online. Register now

     

    Learn More

     

    UCLA Summer Scholars Support Scholarship
    UCLA Royce Hall
    UCLA Summer Sessions offers a limited number of full and partial scholarships to California high school students participating in all of our programs and courses.

     

    Summer Scholars Support is awarded based on academic ability (and artistic ability, if applicable) and financial need. Priority is given to those without any comparable experience. This year, $100,000 is available to support 40-50 partial or full scholarships.

     

    In order to apply for Summer Scholars Support, students must meet the following eligibility criteria:

     

    Must be registered and attending a high school in the state of California
    Have not received any Summer Scholars Support in the past
    Must be a continuing high school student in Fall 2019 (seniors graduating in 2019 are ineligible)
    Must be enrolled in 2019 UCLA Summer Sessions, either an academic course, eligible Precollege Summer Institute or Summer College Immersion Program.
    Have a family annual adjusted gross income of $115,000 or less
    Learn More and Apply
    https://summer.ucla.edu/summerscholarssupport?utm_source=Winter+2019+High+School+Interest+List&utm_campaign=d322c5a312-SummerScholarsSupport_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a5074a7e36-d322c5a312-65829595

  21. The Young Leaders Summit (YLS) is a free four-day, overnight, college empowerment conference for a diverse cohort of low-income high school juniors, selected through a competitive application process. It is designed to give these young leaders the practical tools they need to successfully apply to top universities, have full access to scholarship and financial aid opportunities, and set a course for academic and career success.

    DATE AND LOCATION

    August 8th – August 11th at The University of Chicago
    ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

    Current high school junior, Class of 2020
    3.0 GPA or above on a 4.0 scale, or equivalent based on your school scale
    Low income, as defined by Pell eligibility
    Currently attends high school in the United States or a U.S. territory
    Plans to enroll full-time, in a four-year degree program, at a U.S. accredited, not-for-profit, private or public college or university after high school graduation
    AN IDEAL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE:

    An outstanding academic record in high school (in the top 20% of graduating class)
    Demonstrated leadership ability (as shown through participation in community service, extracurricular, or other activities)
    HOW TO APPLY:
    https://ylc.hsfts.net/yls-application

    Create a Profile as a “Student”
    View “YLS Student Application 2019” Application on your Dashboard

  22.  

    LIST OF UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS THAT DON'T REQUIRE PROOF OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP OR LEGAL PERMANENT RESIDENCY
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1x8VrBMzPsW3cLgsxKBjAyfRgCL6iZbC4

  23. This Summer take college classes at ELAC's South Gate campus. It's 3.8 miles from our campus. 

    Take classes in Theatre, Computer Science, Administration of Justice, & Fire Technology.

    Information session is This Saturday May 25th @ 9:00am. Info Flyer

    -Counseling Team

 
 
Tue. May 21st
 
  1. Quiz Bowl! https://youtu.be/cmUUxP7DJK4

  2. Senior Picnic Survey Link

  3. Sophomore Committee After School Sale
    Tuesday, May 21

  4. Sophomore Committee Morning Sale
    Wednesday, May 22

  5. Morning Sale: Junior Committee
    Thursday, May 23

  6. Sophomore Committee After School Sale
    Thursday, May 23

  7. Morning Sale: Junior Committee
    Friday, May 24

  8. Sophomore Committee After School Sale
    Friday, May 24

  9. - Superlative for Class of 2021
    https://forms.gle/Nk9vwA21uJkTaauW8

  10. Just Because...... grams Sale
    May 13 – 28, 2019

  11. Students, if you are driving to school be sure to adhere to all street parking rules.  
    Any car parked on the street during street sweeping or parked in red will be ticketed.  
    Any car blocking a driveway will be towed.

  12. Counseling Calendar
    Would like to know about the events that are being hosted by the counseling department? Check out our calendar!
    https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=laalliance.org_aagv8bk492pvsd2pjbkalogha8%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles

  13. Summer Programs/ Internship and Scholarship Applications Workshop
    Need help applying for scholarships? Internships? Summer programs? Stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday!

  14. Administration of Justice College Class
    We will be hosting an administration of justice college class. Students will learn theories of crime, punishment and rehabilitation and looks at ethics, education, professionalism, and training in the system. If you are interested please sign up below. The class will start in the Fall, September 2019 on our campus.
    https://goo.gl/forms/LoouMXgDBF67raY83


  15. WBL News:
     
    1. Hey Students!
      Be sure to check out the WBL Board, near Room 212, for volunteer/ internship opportunities, campus tours, and more!


  16. House Standings: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OsbS4_LReePTkb4N8mEf6mNl3Zc0S309NVPeMDw9fC8/edit?ts=5b8eae25

       
     
  17. This is a great time to apply to summer programs and internships. Summer programs not only make your application stronger, they are also a great had to explore careers! If you are interested in applying and need help stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday. To get started check out this newsletter with some of the opportunities available to you.

     

  18. Summer Employment/Educational Opportunity For Students
    Dr. Barbara Ferrer would like to invite High School students to continue their education through completion of a 4-week program that awards a $1,000 stipend. Additionally, students will placed in a pad internship earning $15 an hour for 8 hours a week, during the school year. For those interested, please click the link for more information and to apply
    http://www.cdrewu.edu/community/pipeline



  19. Opportunities for High School Students at UCLA (Summer Programs)
    During the summer months, visiting high school students have three different summer experiences to select from here at UCLA: academic courses, Precollege Summer Institutes, or Summer College Immersion Program. All programs award UC credit. Registration is open now!

     

    View the UCLA Summer Sessions for High School Students brochure.

     

    NEW! Summer College Immersion Program
    The UCLA Summer College Immersion Program (SCIP) is designed for exceptionally high-achieving high school students to provide a real-world introduction to an academic life at UCLA. In this six-week program, students choose two courses from a curated list of UCLA undergraduate courses and earn college credit studying alongside UCLA students. They also enjoy exclusive access to college readiness workshops, guest lectures by UCLA faculty and more. Open to rising juniors and seniors. Apply now

     

    Precollege Summer Institutes
    Precollege Summer Institutes are designed for advanced high school students who wish to gain academically challenging college-level experience through hands-on, experiential learning. Topics include Mock Trial, Nanoscience Lab, Camera Acting and many more. Register now

     

    Academic Courses
    With UCLA academic courses, high school students take classes alongside college students to experience the challenge of college academics. Students can select a schedule that works best with their other summer plans by selecting one or two courses from a list of over 100 options. Some courses are even offered fully online. Register now

     

    Learn More

     

    UCLA Summer Scholars Support Scholarship
    UCLA Royce Hall
    UCLA Summer Sessions offers a limited number of full and partial scholarships to California high school students participating in all of our programs and courses.

     

    Summer Scholars Support is awarded based on academic ability (and artistic ability, if applicable) and financial need. Priority is given to those without any comparable experience. This year, $100,000 is available to support 40-50 partial or full scholarships.

     

    In order to apply for Summer Scholars Support, students must meet the following eligibility criteria:

     

    Must be registered and attending a high school in the state of California
    Have not received any Summer Scholars Support in the past
    Must be a continuing high school student in Fall 2019 (seniors graduating in 2019 are ineligible)
    Must be enrolled in 2019 UCLA Summer Sessions, either an academic course, eligible Precollege Summer Institute or Summer College Immersion Program.
    Have a family annual adjusted gross income of $115,000 or less
    Learn More and Apply
    https://summer.ucla.edu/summerscholarssupport?utm_source=Winter+2019+High+School+Interest+List&utm_campaign=d322c5a312-SummerScholarsSupport_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a5074a7e36-d322c5a312-65829595

  20. The Young Leaders Summit (YLS) is a free four-day, overnight, college empowerment conference for a diverse cohort of low-income high school juniors, selected through a competitive application process. It is designed to give these young leaders the practical tools they need to successfully apply to top universities, have full access to scholarship and financial aid opportunities, and set a course for academic and career success.

    DATE AND LOCATION

    August 8th – August 11th at The University of Chicago
    ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

    Current high school junior, Class of 2020
    3.0 GPA or above on a 4.0 scale, or equivalent based on your school scale
    Low income, as defined by Pell eligibility
    Currently attends high school in the United States or a U.S. territory
    Plans to enroll full-time, in a four-year degree program, at a U.S. accredited, not-for-profit, private or public college or university after high school graduation
    AN IDEAL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE:

    An outstanding academic record in high school (in the top 20% of graduating class)
    Demonstrated leadership ability (as shown through participation in community service, extracurricular, or other activities)
    HOW TO APPLY:
    https://ylc.hsfts.net/yls-application

    Create a Profile as a “Student”
    View “YLS Student Application 2019” Application on your Dashboard

  21.  

    LIST OF UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS THAT DON'T REQUIRE PROOF OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP OR LEGAL PERMANENT RESIDENCY
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1x8VrBMzPsW3cLgsxKBjAyfRgCL6iZbC4

  22. This Summer take college classes at ELAC's South Gate campus. It's 3.8 miles from our campus. 

    Take classes in Theatre, Computer Science, Administration of Justice, & Fire Technology.

    Information session is This Saturday May 25th @ 9:00am. Info Flyer

    -Counseling Team

 
 
Thur. May 16th
 
  1. Attention staff and students, the school bells will be off this week to accommodate AP testing.

  2. Quiz Bowl! https://youtu.be/cmUUxP7DJK4

  3. - Superlative for Class of 2021
    https://forms.gle/Nk9vwA21uJkTaauW8


  4. - Seniors Only. Please Vote for your Prom Queen and King, Top 5 will be ANNOUNCED Thursday
  5. ASB Morning Sale 5/16
    Thursday, May 16

  6. Morning Sale: Junior Committee
    Friday, May 17

  7. Just Because...... grams Sale
    May 13 – 28, 2019

  8. Senior Prom
    Saturday, May 18

  9. DDC Show Case @ Vaughn High School
    Saturday, May 18⋅8:00am – 1:00pm

  10. Co-Ed Flag Football Championship: @ Mendez High School
    Saturday, May 18

  11. Students, if you are driving to school be sure to adhere to all street parking rules.  
    Any car parked on the street during street sweeping or parked in red will be ticketed.  
    Any car blocking a driveway will be towed.

  12. Group Counseling Survey

  13. Debate club will be having meetings every Tuesday’s & Thursday’s during nutrition in Mr. Urquiza’s room. Snacks will be provided.

  14. Junior committee will be having meetings every other Monday during lunch

  15. Sign ups for “Promo Club” link below for survey

     

  16. Counseling Calendar
    Would like to know about the events that are being hosted by the counseling department? Check out our calendar!
    https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=laalliance.org_aagv8bk492pvsd2pjbkalogha8%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles

  17. Summer Programs/ Internship and Scholarship Applications Workshop
    Need help applying for scholarships? Internships? Summer programs? Stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday!

  18. Administration of Justice College Class
    We will be hosting an administration of justice college class. Students will learn theories of crime, punishment and rehabilitation and looks at ethics, education, professionalism, and training in the system. If you are interested please sign up below. The class will start in the Fall, September 2019 on our campus.
    https://goo.gl/forms/LoouMXgDBF67raY83


  19. WBL News:
     
    1. Hey Students!
      Be sure to check out the WBL Board, near Room 212, for volunteer/ internship opportunities, campus tours, and more!


  20. House Standings: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OsbS4_LReePTkb4N8mEf6mNl3Zc0S309NVPeMDw9fC8/edit?ts=5b8eae25

       
     
  21. This is a great time to apply to summer programs and internships. Summer programs not only make your application stronger, they are also a great had to explore careers! If you are interested in applying and need help stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday. To get started check out this newsletter with some of the opportunities available to you.

     

  22. Summer Employment/Educational Opportunity For Students
    Dr. Barbara Ferrer would like to invite High School students to continue their education through completion of a 4-week program that awards a $1,000 stipend. Additionally, students will placed in a pad internship earning $15 an hour for 8 hours a week, during the school year. For those interested, please click the link for more information and to apply
    http://www.cdrewu.edu/community/pipeline



  23. Opportunities for High School Students at UCLA (Summer Programs)
    During the summer months, visiting high school students have three different summer experiences to select from here at UCLA: academic courses, Precollege Summer Institutes, or Summer College Immersion Program. All programs award UC credit. Registration is open now!

     

    View the UCLA Summer Sessions for High School Students brochure.

     

    NEW! Summer College Immersion Program
    The UCLA Summer College Immersion Program (SCIP) is designed for exceptionally high-achieving high school students to provide a real-world introduction to an academic life at UCLA. In this six-week program, students choose two courses from a curated list of UCLA undergraduate courses and earn college credit studying alongside UCLA students. They also enjoy exclusive access to college readiness workshops, guest lectures by UCLA faculty and more. Open to rising juniors and seniors. Apply now

     

    Precollege Summer Institutes
    Precollege Summer Institutes are designed for advanced high school students who wish to gain academically challenging college-level experience through hands-on, experiential learning. Topics include Mock Trial, Nanoscience Lab, Camera Acting and many more. Register now

     

    Academic Courses
    With UCLA academic courses, high school students take classes alongside college students to experience the challenge of college academics. Students can select a schedule that works best with their other summer plans by selecting one or two courses from a list of over 100 options. Some courses are even offered fully online. Register now

     

    Learn More

     

    UCLA Summer Scholars Support Scholarship
    UCLA Royce Hall
    UCLA Summer Sessions offers a limited number of full and partial scholarships to California high school students participating in all of our programs and courses.

     

    Summer Scholars Support is awarded based on academic ability (and artistic ability, if applicable) and financial need. Priority is given to those without any comparable experience. This year, $100,000 is available to support 40-50 partial or full scholarships.

     

    In order to apply for Summer Scholars Support, students must meet the following eligibility criteria:

     

    Must be registered and attending a high school in the state of California
    Have not received any Summer Scholars Support in the past
    Must be a continuing high school student in Fall 2019 (seniors graduating in 2019 are ineligible)
    Must be enrolled in 2019 UCLA Summer Sessions, either an academic course, eligible Precollege Summer Institute or Summer College Immersion Program.
    Have a family annual adjusted gross income of $115,000 or less
    Learn More and Apply
    https://summer.ucla.edu/summerscholarssupport?utm_source=Winter+2019+High+School+Interest+List&utm_campaign=d322c5a312-SummerScholarsSupport_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a5074a7e36-d322c5a312-65829595

  24. The Young Leaders Summit (YLS) is a free four-day, overnight, college empowerment conference for a diverse cohort of low-income high school juniors, selected through a competitive application process. It is designed to give these young leaders the practical tools they need to successfully apply to top universities, have full access to scholarship and financial aid opportunities, and set a course for academic and career success.

    DATE AND LOCATION

    August 8th – August 11th at The University of Chicago
    ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

    Current high school junior, Class of 2020
    3.0 GPA or above on a 4.0 scale, or equivalent based on your school scale
    Low income, as defined by Pell eligibility
    Currently attends high school in the United States or a U.S. territory
    Plans to enroll full-time, in a four-year degree program, at a U.S. accredited, not-for-profit, private or public college or university after high school graduation
    AN IDEAL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE:

    An outstanding academic record in high school (in the top 20% of graduating class)
    Demonstrated leadership ability (as shown through participation in community service, extracurricular, or other activities)
    HOW TO APPLY:
    https://ylc.hsfts.net/yls-application

    Create a Profile as a “Student”
    View “YLS Student Application 2019” Application on your Dashboard

  25.  

    LIST OF UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS THAT DON'T REQUIRE PROOF OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP OR LEGAL PERMANENT RESIDENCY
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1x8VrBMzPsW3cLgsxKBjAyfRgCL6iZbC4

 
 
Wed. May 15th
 
  1. Attention staff and students, the school bells will be off this week to accommodate AP testing.

  2. Quiz Bowl! https://youtu.be/cmUUxP7DJK4

  3. - Superlative for Class of 2021
    https://forms.gle/Nk9vwA21uJkTaauW8


  4. - Seniors Only. Please Vote for your Prom Queen and King, Top 5 will be ANNOUNCED Thursday
  5. Morning Sale: Junior Committee
    Friday, May 17

  6. Just Because...... grams Sale
    May 13 – 28, 2019

  7. Senior Prom
    Saturday, May 18

  8. Griffith Observatory
    May 18, 2019, 1:00pm – May 19, 2019, 7:30pm
    Location: Griffith Observatory, 2800 E Observatory Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90027
    Departure Time From HSA: 1:00 pm
    Return Time To HSA: 7:30 pm

  9. Students, if you are driving to school be sure to adhere to all street parking rules.  
    Any car parked on the street during street sweeping or parked in red will be ticketed.  
    Any car blocking a driveway will be towed.

  10. Group Counseling Survey

  11. Debate club will be having meetings every Tuesday’s & Thursday’s during nutrition in Mr. Urquiza’s room. Snacks will be provided.

  12. Junior committee will be having meetings every other Monday during lunch

  13. Sign ups for “Promo Club” link below for survey

     

  14. Counseling Calendar
    Would like to know about the events that are being hosted by the counseling department? Check out our calendar!
    https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=laalliance.org_aagv8bk492pvsd2pjbkalogha8%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles

  15. Summer Programs/ Internship and Scholarship Applications Workshop
    Need help applying for scholarships? Internships? Summer programs? Stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday!

  16. Administration of Justice College Class
    We will be hosting an administration of justice college class. Students will learn theories of crime, punishment and rehabilitation and looks at ethics, education, professionalism, and training in the system. If you are interested please sign up below. The class will start in the Fall, September 2019 on our campus.
    https://goo.gl/forms/LoouMXgDBF67raY83


  17. WBL News:
     
    1. Hey Students!
      Be sure to check out the WBL Board, near Room 212, for volunteer/ internship opportunities, campus tours, and more!


  18. House Standings: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OsbS4_LReePTkb4N8mEf6mNl3Zc0S309NVPeMDw9fC8/edit?ts=5b8eae25

       
     
  19. This is a great time to apply to summer programs and internships. Summer programs not only make your application stronger, they are also a great had to explore careers! If you are interested in applying and need help stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday. To get started check out this newsletter with some of the opportunities available to you.

     

  20. Summer Employment/Educational Opportunity For Students
    Dr. Barbara Ferrer would like to invite High School students to continue their education through completion of a 4-week program that awards a $1,000 stipend. Additionally, students will placed in a pad internship earning $15 an hour for 8 hours a week, during the school year. For those interested, please click the link for more information and to apply
    http://www.cdrewu.edu/community/pipeline



  21. Opportunities for High School Students at UCLA (Summer Programs)
    During the summer months, visiting high school students have three different summer experiences to select from here at UCLA: academic courses, Precollege Summer Institutes, or Summer College Immersion Program. All programs award UC credit. Registration is open now!

     

    View the UCLA Summer Sessions for High School Students brochure.

     

    NEW! Summer College Immersion Program
    The UCLA Summer College Immersion Program (SCIP) is designed for exceptionally high-achieving high school students to provide a real-world introduction to an academic life at UCLA. In this six-week program, students choose two courses from a curated list of UCLA undergraduate courses and earn college credit studying alongside UCLA students. They also enjoy exclusive access to college readiness workshops, guest lectures by UCLA faculty and more. Open to rising juniors and seniors. Apply now

     

    Precollege Summer Institutes
    Precollege Summer Institutes are designed for advanced high school students who wish to gain academically challenging college-level experience through hands-on, experiential learning. Topics include Mock Trial, Nanoscience Lab, Camera Acting and many more. Register now

     

    Academic Courses
    With UCLA academic courses, high school students take classes alongside college students to experience the challenge of college academics. Students can select a schedule that works best with their other summer plans by selecting one or two courses from a list of over 100 options. Some courses are even offered fully online. Register now

     

    Learn More

     

    UCLA Summer Scholars Support Scholarship
    UCLA Royce Hall
    UCLA Summer Sessions offers a limited number of full and partial scholarships to California high school students participating in all of our programs and courses.

     

    Summer Scholars Support is awarded based on academic ability (and artistic ability, if applicable) and financial need. Priority is given to those without any comparable experience. This year, $100,000 is available to support 40-50 partial or full scholarships.

     

    In order to apply for Summer Scholars Support, students must meet the following eligibility criteria:

     

    Must be registered and attending a high school in the state of California
    Have not received any Summer Scholars Support in the past
    Must be a continuing high school student in Fall 2019 (seniors graduating in 2019 are ineligible)
    Must be enrolled in 2019 UCLA Summer Sessions, either an academic course, eligible Precollege Summer Institute or Summer College Immersion Program.
    Have a family annual adjusted gross income of $115,000 or less
    Learn More and Apply
    https://summer.ucla.edu/summerscholarssupport?utm_source=Winter+2019+High+School+Interest+List&utm_campaign=d322c5a312-SummerScholarsSupport_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a5074a7e36-d322c5a312-65829595

  22. The Young Leaders Summit (YLS) is a free four-day, overnight, college empowerment conference for a diverse cohort of low-income high school juniors, selected through a competitive application process. It is designed to give these young leaders the practical tools they need to successfully apply to top universities, have full access to scholarship and financial aid opportunities, and set a course for academic and career success.

    DATE AND LOCATION

    August 8th – August 11th at The University of Chicago
    ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

    Current high school junior, Class of 2020
    3.0 GPA or above on a 4.0 scale, or equivalent based on your school scale
    Low income, as defined by Pell eligibility
    Currently attends high school in the United States or a U.S. territory
    Plans to enroll full-time, in a four-year degree program, at a U.S. accredited, not-for-profit, private or public college or university after high school graduation
    AN IDEAL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE:

    An outstanding academic record in high school (in the top 20% of graduating class)
    Demonstrated leadership ability (as shown through participation in community service, extracurricular, or other activities)
    HOW TO APPLY:
    https://ylc.hsfts.net/yls-application

    Create a Profile as a “Student”
    View “YLS Student Application 2019” Application on your Dashboard

  23.  

    LIST OF UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS THAT DON'T REQUIRE PROOF OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP OR LEGAL PERMANENT RESIDENCY
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1x8VrBMzPsW3cLgsxKBjAyfRgCL6iZbC4

 
Mon. May 13th
 
  1. Attention staff and students, the school bells will be off this week to accommodate AP testing.

  2. Quiz Bowl! https://youtu.be/cmUUxP7DJK4

  3. - Superlative for Class of 2021
    https://forms.gle/Nk9vwA21uJkTaauW8


  4. Morning Sale: Junior Committee
    Friday, May 17

  5. Just Because...... grams Sale
    May 13 – 28, 2019

  6. Senior Prom
    Saturday, May 18

  7. Griffith Observatory
    May 18, 2019, 1:00pm – May 19, 2019, 7:30pm
    Location: Griffith Observatory, 2800 E Observatory Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90027
    Departure Time From HSA: 1:00 pm
    Return Time To HSA: 7:30 pm

  8. Students, if you are driving to school be sure to adhere to all street parking rules.  
    Any car parked on the street during street sweeping or parked in red will be ticketed.  
    Any car blocking a driveway will be towed.

  9. Group Counseling Survey

  10. Debate club will be having meetings every Tuesday’s & Thursday’s during nutrition in Mr. Urquiza’s room. Snacks will be provided.

  11. Junior committee will be having meetings every other Monday during lunch

  12. Sign ups for “Promo Club” link below for survey

     

  13. Counseling Calendar
    Would like to know about the events that are being hosted by the counseling department? Check out our calendar!
    https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=laalliance.org_aagv8bk492pvsd2pjbkalogha8%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles

  14. Summer Programs/ Internship and Scholarship Applications Workshop
    Need help applying for scholarships? Internships? Summer programs? Stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday!

  15. Administration of Justice College Class
    We will be hosting an administration of justice college class. Students will learn theories of crime, punishment and rehabilitation and looks at ethics, education, professionalism, and training in the system. If you are interested please sign up below. The class will start in the Fall, September 2019 on our campus.
    https://goo.gl/forms/LoouMXgDBF67raY83


  16. WBL News:
     
    1. Hey Students!
      Be sure to check out the WBL Board, near Room 212, for volunteer/ internship opportunities, campus tours, and more!


  17. House Standings: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OsbS4_LReePTkb4N8mEf6mNl3Zc0S309NVPeMDw9fC8/edit?ts=5b8eae25

       
     
  18. This is a great time to apply to summer programs and internships. Summer programs not only make your application stronger, they are also a great had to explore careers! If you are interested in applying and need help stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday. To get started check out this newsletter with some of the opportunities available to you.

     

  19. Summer Employment/Educational Opportunity For Students
    Dr. Barbara Ferrer would like to invite High School students to continue their education through completion of a 4-week program that awards a $1,000 stipend. Additionally, students will placed in a pad internship earning $15 an hour for 8 hours a week, during the school year. For those interested, please click the link for more information and to apply
    http://www.cdrewu.edu/community/pipeline



  20. Opportunities for High School Students at UCLA (Summer Programs)
    During the summer months, visiting high school students have three different summer experiences to select from here at UCLA: academic courses, Precollege Summer Institutes, or Summer College Immersion Program. All programs award UC credit. Registration is open now!

     

    View the UCLA Summer Sessions for High School Students brochure.

     

    NEW! Summer College Immersion Program
    The UCLA Summer College Immersion Program (SCIP) is designed for exceptionally high-achieving high school students to provide a real-world introduction to an academic life at UCLA. In this six-week program, students choose two courses from a curated list of UCLA undergraduate courses and earn college credit studying alongside UCLA students. They also enjoy exclusive access to college readiness workshops, guest lectures by UCLA faculty and more. Open to rising juniors and seniors. Apply now

     

    Precollege Summer Institutes
    Precollege Summer Institutes are designed for advanced high school students who wish to gain academically challenging college-level experience through hands-on, experiential learning. Topics include Mock Trial, Nanoscience Lab, Camera Acting and many more. Register now

     

    Academic Courses
    With UCLA academic courses, high school students take classes alongside college students to experience the challenge of college academics. Students can select a schedule that works best with their other summer plans by selecting one or two courses from a list of over 100 options. Some courses are even offered fully online. Register now

     

    Learn More

     

    UCLA Summer Scholars Support Scholarship
    UCLA Royce Hall
    UCLA Summer Sessions offers a limited number of full and partial scholarships to California high school students participating in all of our programs and courses.

     

    Summer Scholars Support is awarded based on academic ability (and artistic ability, if applicable) and financial need. Priority is given to those without any comparable experience. This year, $100,000 is available to support 40-50 partial or full scholarships.

     

    In order to apply for Summer Scholars Support, students must meet the following eligibility criteria:

     

    Must be registered and attending a high school in the state of California
    Have not received any Summer Scholars Support in the past
    Must be a continuing high school student in Fall 2019 (seniors graduating in 2019 are ineligible)
    Must be enrolled in 2019 UCLA Summer Sessions, either an academic course, eligible Precollege Summer Institute or Summer College Immersion Program.
    Have a family annual adjusted gross income of $115,000 or less
    Learn More and Apply
    https://summer.ucla.edu/summerscholarssupport?utm_source=Winter+2019+High+School+Interest+List&utm_campaign=d322c5a312-SummerScholarsSupport_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a5074a7e36-d322c5a312-65829595

  21. The Young Leaders Summit (YLS) is a free four-day, overnight, college empowerment conference for a diverse cohort of low-income high school juniors, selected through a competitive application process. It is designed to give these young leaders the practical tools they need to successfully apply to top universities, have full access to scholarship and financial aid opportunities, and set a course for academic and career success.

    DATE AND LOCATION

    August 8th – August 11th at The University of Chicago
    ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

    Current high school junior, Class of 2020
    3.0 GPA or above on a 4.0 scale, or equivalent based on your school scale
    Low income, as defined by Pell eligibility
    Currently attends high school in the United States or a U.S. territory
    Plans to enroll full-time, in a four-year degree program, at a U.S. accredited, not-for-profit, private or public college or university after high school graduation
    AN IDEAL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE:

    An outstanding academic record in high school (in the top 20% of graduating class)
    Demonstrated leadership ability (as shown through participation in community service, extracurricular, or other activities)
    HOW TO APPLY:
    https://ylc.hsfts.net/yls-application

    Create a Profile as a “Student”
    View “YLS Student Application 2019” Application on your Dashboard

  22.  

    LIST OF UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS THAT DON'T REQUIRE PROOF OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP OR LEGAL PERMANENT RESIDENCY
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1x8VrBMzPsW3cLgsxKBjAyfRgCL6iZbC4

     
 
Thur. May 9th
 
  1. Attention staff and students, the school bells will be off this week to accommodate AP testing.

  2. Quiz Bowl! https://youtu.be/cmUUxP7DJK4

  3. - Superlative for Class of 2021
    https://forms.gle/Nk9vwA21uJkTaauW8


  4. - ASB Applications are due Thursday 5/9 at 4:00 PM
    - Baseball lunch will happen Friday 5/10 during lunch

  5. ASB Morning Sale 
    Friday, May 10

  6. Mother's Day Grams Sale
    May 6 – 10, 2019

  7. YPI Field Trip
    The SEA Lab
    Saturday, May 11⋅10:00am – 4:00pm
    Location: The SEA Lab, 1021 N Harbor Dr, Redondo Beach, CA 90277
    Departure Time From HSA: 10:00 am
    Return Time To HSA: 4:00 pm

  8. ASB is the school's student government. ASB is a great way to get involved, make the school better, and it looks amazing on college applications. If you are interested in in applying, please complete an application by Thursday, May 9 at 4:00pm. Applications can be found outside Room 304 and are due to Mr. JM in Room 304.


  9. Students, if you are driving to school be sure to adhere to all street parking rules.  
    Any car parked on the street during street sweeping or parked in red will be ticketed.  
    Any car blocking a driveway will be towed.

  10. Group Counseling Survey

  11. Debate club will be having meetings every Tuesday’s & Thursday’s during nutrition in Mr. Urquiza’s room. Snacks will be provided.

  12. Junior committee will be having meetings every other Monday during lunch

  13. Sign ups for “Promo Club” link below for survey

     

  14. Counseling Calendar
    Would like to know about the events that are being hosted by the counseling department? Check out our calendar!
    https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=laalliance.org_aagv8bk492pvsd2pjbkalogha8%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles

  15. Summer Programs/ Internship and Scholarship Applications Workshop
    Need help applying for scholarships? Internships? Summer programs? Stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday!

  16. Administration of Justice College Class
    We will be hosting an administration of justice college class. Students will learn theories of crime, punishment and rehabilitation and looks at ethics, education, professionalism, and training in the system. If you are interested please sign up below. The class will start in the Fall, September 2019 on our campus.
    https://goo.gl/forms/LoouMXgDBF67raY83


  17. WBL News:
     
    1. Hey Students!
      Be sure to check out the WBL Board, near Room 212, for volunteer/ internship opportunities, campus tours, and more!


  18. House Standings: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OsbS4_LReePTkb4N8mEf6mNl3Zc0S309NVPeMDw9fC8/edit?ts=5b8eae25

       
     
  19. This is a great time to apply to summer programs and internships. Summer programs not only make your application stronger, they are also a great had to explore careers! If you are interested in applying and need help stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday. To get started check out this newsletter with some of the opportunities available to you.

     

  20. Summer Employment/Educational Opportunity For Students
    Dr. Barbara Ferrer would like to invite High School students to continue their education through completion of a 4-week program that awards a $1,000 stipend. Additionally, students will placed in a pad internship earning $15 an hour for 8 hours a week, during the school year. For those interested, please click the link for more information and to apply
    http://www.cdrewu.edu/community/pipeline



  21. Opportunities for High School Students at UCLA (Summer Programs)
    During the summer months, visiting high school students have three different summer experiences to select from here at UCLA: academic courses, Precollege Summer Institutes, or Summer College Immersion Program. All programs award UC credit. Registration is open now!

     

    View the UCLA Summer Sessions for High School Students brochure.

     

    NEW! Summer College Immersion Program
    The UCLA Summer College Immersion Program (SCIP) is designed for exceptionally high-achieving high school students to provide a real-world introduction to an academic life at UCLA. In this six-week program, students choose two courses from a curated list of UCLA undergraduate courses and earn college credit studying alongside UCLA students. They also enjoy exclusive access to college readiness workshops, guest lectures by UCLA faculty and more. Open to rising juniors and seniors. Apply now

     

    Precollege Summer Institutes
    Precollege Summer Institutes are designed for advanced high school students who wish to gain academically challenging college-level experience through hands-on, experiential learning. Topics include Mock Trial, Nanoscience Lab, Camera Acting and many more. Register now

     

    Academic Courses
    With UCLA academic courses, high school students take classes alongside college students to experience the challenge of college academics. Students can select a schedule that works best with their other summer plans by selecting one or two courses from a list of over 100 options. Some courses are even offered fully online. Register now

     

    Learn More

     

    UCLA Summer Scholars Support Scholarship
    UCLA Royce Hall
    UCLA Summer Sessions offers a limited number of full and partial scholarships to California high school students participating in all of our programs and courses.

     

    Summer Scholars Support is awarded based on academic ability (and artistic ability, if applicable) and financial need. Priority is given to those without any comparable experience. This year, $100,000 is available to support 40-50 partial or full scholarships.

     

    In order to apply for Summer Scholars Support, students must meet the following eligibility criteria:

     

    Must be registered and attending a high school in the state of California
    Have not received any Summer Scholars Support in the past
    Must be a continuing high school student in Fall 2019 (seniors graduating in 2019 are ineligible)
    Must be enrolled in 2019 UCLA Summer Sessions, either an academic course, eligible Precollege Summer Institute or Summer College Immersion Program.
    Have a family annual adjusted gross income of $115,000 or less
    Learn More and Apply
    https://summer.ucla.edu/summerscholarssupport?utm_source=Winter+2019+High+School+Interest+List&utm_campaign=d322c5a312-SummerScholarsSupport_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a5074a7e36-d322c5a312-65829595

  22. The Young Leaders Summit (YLS) is a free four-day, overnight, college empowerment conference for a diverse cohort of low-income high school juniors, selected through a competitive application process. It is designed to give these young leaders the practical tools they need to successfully apply to top universities, have full access to scholarship and financial aid opportunities, and set a course for academic and career success.

    DATE AND LOCATION

    August 8th – August 11th at The University of Chicago
    ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

    Current high school junior, Class of 2020
    3.0 GPA or above on a 4.0 scale, or equivalent based on your school scale
    Low income, as defined by Pell eligibility
    Currently attends high school in the United States or a U.S. territory
    Plans to enroll full-time, in a four-year degree program, at a U.S. accredited, not-for-profit, private or public college or university after high school graduation
    AN IDEAL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE:

    An outstanding academic record in high school (in the top 20% of graduating class)
    Demonstrated leadership ability (as shown through participation in community service, extracurricular, or other activities)
    HOW TO APPLY:
    https://ylc.hsfts.net/yls-application

    Create a Profile as a “Student”
    View “YLS Student Application 2019” Application on your Dashboard

  23.  

    LIST OF UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS THAT DON'T REQUIRE PROOF OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP OR LEGAL PERMANENT RESIDENCY
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1x8VrBMzPsW3cLgsxKBjAyfRgCL6iZbC4

    Alliance Scholarships for Seniors
    Alliance seniors (weighted GPAs 3.3+) are invited to apply to up to 16 exclusive scholarships worth nearly $300,000!

    The scholarships available this year include (but are not limited to):

    Up to $50,000 Alliance YPN Inspiring Leader Award (1 awardee)
    $25,000 Alliance Gayle Miller Leaders of Change Award (4 awardees)
    $20,000 Carson Scholarship (6 awardees)
    $5,000 Alliance Young Leaders Scholarship (5 awardees)


    To apply, students will need to

    write three essays
    submit a resume, and
    provide some basic information by 5pm on March 8th. Please note that there will be no extension of the 5-week application window and that applications submitted after the deadline will not be considered.


    Finalists will be required to participate in a mandatory in-person interview on April 6th (no makeups, alternate dates, or phone interviews will be available).

    Finalists will be required to provide college admissions and financial aid information prior to and during the interview.

    The application may be found here: https://goo.gl/forms/KyZlqgqRigMXqoK53.

 
 
Wed. May 8th
 
  1. Attention staff and students, the school bells will be off this week to accommodate AP testing.

  2. Quiz Bowl! https://youtu.be/cmUUxP7DJK4

  3. - Superlative for Class of 2021
    https://forms.gle/Nk9vwA21uJkTaauW8


  4. - ASB Applications are due Thursday 5/9 at 4:00 pm
    - Baseball lunch will happen Friday 5/10 during lunch

  5. ASB Morning Sale 
    Friday, May 10

  6. Mother's Day Grams Sale
    May 6 – 10, 2019

  7. YPI Field Trip
    The SEA Lab
    Saturday, May 11⋅10:00am – 4:00pm
    Location: The SEA Lab, 1021 N Harbor Dr, Redondo Beach, CA 90277
    Departure Time From HSA: 10:00 am
    Return Time To HSA: 4:00 pm

  8. ASB is the school's student government. ASB is a great way to get involved, make the school better, and it looks amazing on college applications. If you are interested in in applying, please complete an application by Thursday, May 9 at 4:00pm. Applications can be found outside Room 304 and are due to Mr. JM in Room 304.


  9. Students, if you are driving to school be sure to adhere to all street parking rules.  
    Any car parked on the street during street sweeping or parked in red will be ticketed.  
    Any car blocking a driveway will be towed.

  10. Group Counseling Survey

  11. Debate club will be having meetings every Tuesday’s & Thursday’s during nutrition in Mr. Urquiza’s room. Snacks will be provided.

  12. Junior committee will be having meetings every other Monday during lunch

  13. Sign ups for “Promo Club” link below for survey

     

  14. Counseling Calendar
    Would like to know about the events that are being hosted by the counseling department? Check out our calendar!
    https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=laalliance.org_aagv8bk492pvsd2pjbkalogha8%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles

  15. Summer Programs/ Internship and Scholarship Applications Workshop
    Need help applying for scholarships? Internships? Summer programs? Stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday!

  16. Administration of Justice College Class
    We will be hosting an administration of justice college class. Students will learn theories of crime, punishment and rehabilitation and looks at ethics, education, professionalism, and training in the system. If you are interested please sign up below. The class will start in the Fall, September 2019 on our campus.
    https://goo.gl/forms/LoouMXgDBF67raY83


  17. WBL News:
     
    1. Hey Students!
      Be sure to check out the WBL Board, near Room 212, for volunteer/ internship opportunities, campus tours, and more!


  18. House Standings: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OsbS4_LReePTkb4N8mEf6mNl3Zc0S309NVPeMDw9fC8/edit?ts=5b8eae25

       
     
  19. This is a great time to apply to summer programs and internships. Summer programs not only make your application stronger, they are also a great had to explore careers! If you are interested in applying and need help stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday. To get started check out this newsletter with some of the opportunities available to you.

     

  20. Summer Employment/Educational Opportunity For Students
    Dr. Barbara Ferrer would like to invite High School students to continue their education through completion of a 4-week program that awards a $1,000 stipend. Additionally, students will placed in a pad internship earning $15 an hour for 8 hours a week, during the school year. For those interested, please click the link for more information and to apply
    http://www.cdrewu.edu/community/pipeline



  21. Opportunities for High School Students at UCLA (Summer Programs)
    During the summer months, visiting high school students have three different summer experiences to select from here at UCLA: academic courses, Precollege Summer Institutes, or Summer College Immersion Program. All programs award UC credit. Registration is open now!

     

    View the UCLA Summer Sessions for High School Students brochure.

     

    NEW! Summer College Immersion Program
    The UCLA Summer College Immersion Program (SCIP) is designed for exceptionally high-achieving high school students to provide a real-world introduction to an academic life at UCLA. In this six-week program, students choose two courses from a curated list of UCLA undergraduate courses and earn college credit studying alongside UCLA students. They also enjoy exclusive access to college readiness workshops, guest lectures by UCLA faculty and more. Open to rising juniors and seniors. Apply now

     

    Precollege Summer Institutes
    Precollege Summer Institutes are designed for advanced high school students who wish to gain academically challenging college-level experience through hands-on, experiential learning. Topics include Mock Trial, Nanoscience Lab, Camera Acting and many more. Register now

     

    Academic Courses
    With UCLA academic courses, high school students take classes alongside college students to experience the challenge of college academics. Students can select a schedule that works best with their other summer plans by selecting one or two courses from a list of over 100 options. Some courses are even offered fully online. Register now

     

    Learn More

     

    UCLA Summer Scholars Support Scholarship
    UCLA Royce Hall
    UCLA Summer Sessions offers a limited number of full and partial scholarships to California high school students participating in all of our programs and courses.

     

    Summer Scholars Support is awarded based on academic ability (and artistic ability, if applicable) and financial need. Priority is given to those without any comparable experience. This year, $100,000 is available to support 40-50 partial or full scholarships.

     

    In order to apply for Summer Scholars Support, students must meet the following eligibility criteria:

     

    Must be registered and attending a high school in the state of California
    Have not received any Summer Scholars Support in the past
    Must be a continuing high school student in Fall 2019 (seniors graduating in 2019 are ineligible)
    Must be enrolled in 2019 UCLA Summer Sessions, either an academic course, eligible Precollege Summer Institute or Summer College Immersion Program.
    Have a family annual adjusted gross income of $115,000 or less
    Learn More and Apply
    https://summer.ucla.edu/summerscholarssupport?utm_source=Winter+2019+High+School+Interest+List&utm_campaign=d322c5a312-SummerScholarsSupport_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a5074a7e36-d322c5a312-65829595

  22. The Young Leaders Summit (YLS) is a free four-day, overnight, college empowerment conference for a diverse cohort of low-income high school juniors, selected through a competitive application process. It is designed to give these young leaders the practical tools they need to successfully apply to top universities, have full access to scholarship and financial aid opportunities, and set a course for academic and career success.

    DATE AND LOCATION

    August 8th – August 11th at The University of Chicago
    ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

    Current high school junior, Class of 2020
    3.0 GPA or above on a 4.0 scale, or equivalent based on your school scale
    Low income, as defined by Pell eligibility
    Currently attends high school in the United States or a U.S. territory
    Plans to enroll full-time, in a four-year degree program, at a U.S. accredited, not-for-profit, private or public college or university after high school graduation
    AN IDEAL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE:

    An outstanding academic record in high school (in the top 20% of graduating class)
    Demonstrated leadership ability (as shown through participation in community service, extracurricular, or other activities)
    HOW TO APPLY:
    https://ylc.hsfts.net/yls-application

    Create a Profile as a “Student”
    View “YLS Student Application 2019” Application on your Dashboard

  23.  

    LIST OF UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS THAT DON'T REQUIRE PROOF OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP OR LEGAL PERMANENT RESIDENCY
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1x8VrBMzPsW3cLgsxKBjAyfRgCL6iZbC4

    Alliance Scholarships for Seniors
    Alliance seniors (weighted GPAs 3.3+) are invited to apply to up to 16 exclusive scholarships worth nearly $300,000!

    The scholarships available this year include (but are not limited to):

    Up to $50,000 Alliance YPN Inspiring Leader Award (1 awardee)
    $25,000 Alliance Gayle Miller Leaders of Change Award (4 awardees)
    $20,000 Carson Scholarship (6 awardees)
    $5,000 Alliance Young Leaders Scholarship (5 awardees)


    To apply, students will need to

    write three essays
    submit a resume, and
    provide some basic information by 5pm on March 8th. Please note that there will be no extension of the 5-week application window and that applications submitted after the deadline will not be considered.


    Finalists will be required to participate in a mandatory in-person interview on April 6th (no makeups, alternate dates, or phone interviews will be available).

    Finalists will be required to provide college admissions and financial aid information prior to and during the interview.

    The application may be found here: https://goo.gl/forms/KyZlqgqRigMXqoK53.


    HS- College Board Opportunity Scholarships: Deadlines: Dates vary depending on scholarship (June 30, 2019 - February 29, 2020)

     

     

    Website: https://opportunity.collegeboard.org

      

     

     


    HS- Hispanic Engineer National Achievement Awards Scholars Program: Deadline: April 30, 2109

     

     

    Website: http://www.greatmindsinstem.org/college/henaac-scholarship-program

     

    Hispanic Engineer National Achievement Awards Corporation (HENAAC) scholarship recipients continue to pave the way for future generations of Hispanics and lead by example to empower our communities and enhance our nation’s professional technical workforce.

     

    Eligibility: Currently enrolled in or planning to enroll in an undergraduate program during the upcoming academic year; Majoring in or planning to major in a STEM field; GPA of 3.0 or higher; U.S. student

     

    Award: $1,000 to $10,000 (109 recipients)

     

     


    MS/HS- All About Education Scholarship: Deadline: April 30, 2019 
 
 
Mon. May 6th
 
  1. Attention staff and students, the school bells will be off this week to accommodate AP testing.

  2. Quiz Bowl! https://youtu.be/cmUUxP7DJK4

  3. - Superlative for Class of 2021
    https://forms.gle/Nk9vwA21uJkTaauW8


  4. Mother's Day Grams Sale
    May 6 – 10, 2019

  5. ASB is the school's student government. ASB is a great way to get involved, make the school better, and it looks amazing on college applications. If you are interested in in applying, please complete an application by Thursday, May 9 at 4:00pm. Applications can be found outside Room 304 and are due to Mr. JM in Room 304.


  6. Students, if you are driving to school be sure to adhere to all street parking rules.  
    Any car parked on the street during street sweeping or parked in red will be ticketed.  
    Any car blocking a driveway will be towed.

  7. Group Counseling Survey

  8. Debate club will be having meetings every Tuesday’s & Thursday’s during nutrition in Mr. Urquiza’s room. Snacks will be provided.

  9. Junior committee will be having meetings every other Monday during lunch

  10. Sign ups for “Promo Club” link below for survey

     

  11. Counseling Calendar
    Would like to know about the events that are being hosted by the counseling department? Check out our calendar!
    https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=laalliance.org_aagv8bk492pvsd2pjbkalogha8%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles

  12. Summer Programs/ Internship and Scholarship Applications Workshop
    Need help applying for scholarships? Internships? Summer programs? Stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday!

  13. Administration of Justice College Class
    We will be hosting an administration of justice college class. Students will learn theories of crime, punishment and rehabilitation and looks at ethics, education, professionalism, and training in the system. If you are interested please sign up below. The class will start in the Fall, September 2019 on our campus.
    https://goo.gl/forms/LoouMXgDBF67raY83


  14. WBL News:
     
    1. Hey Students!
      Be sure to check out the WBL Board, near Room 212, for volunteer/ internship opportunities, campus tours, and more!


  15. House Standings: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OsbS4_LReePTkb4N8mEf6mNl3Zc0S309NVPeMDw9fC8/edit?ts=5b8eae25

       
     
  16. This is a great time to apply to summer programs and internships. Summer programs not only make your application stronger, they are also a great had to explore careers! If you are interested in applying and need help stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday. To get started check out this newsletter with some of the opportunities available to you.

     

  17. Summer Employment/Educational Opportunity For Students
    Dr. Barbara Ferrer would like to invite High School students to continue their education through completion of a 4-week program that awards a $1,000 stipend. Additionally, students will placed in a pad internship earning $15 an hour for 8 hours a week, during the school year. For those interested, please click the link for more information and to apply
    http://www.cdrewu.edu/community/pipeline



  18. Opportunities for High School Students at UCLA (Summer Programs)
    During the summer months, visiting high school students have three different summer experiences to select from here at UCLA: academic courses, Precollege Summer Institutes, or Summer College Immersion Program. All programs award UC credit. Registration is open now!

     

    View the UCLA Summer Sessions for High School Students brochure.

     

    NEW! Summer College Immersion Program
    The UCLA Summer College Immersion Program (SCIP) is designed for exceptionally high-achieving high school students to provide a real-world introduction to an academic life at UCLA. In this six-week program, students choose two courses from a curated list of UCLA undergraduate courses and earn college credit studying alongside UCLA students. They also enjoy exclusive access to college readiness workshops, guest lectures by UCLA faculty and more. Open to rising juniors and seniors. Apply now

     

    Precollege Summer Institutes
    Precollege Summer Institutes are designed for advanced high school students who wish to gain academically challenging college-level experience through hands-on, experiential learning. Topics include Mock Trial, Nanoscience Lab, Camera Acting and many more. Register now

     

    Academic Courses
    With UCLA academic courses, high school students take classes alongside college students to experience the challenge of college academics. Students can select a schedule that works best with their other summer plans by selecting one or two courses from a list of over 100 options. Some courses are even offered fully online. Register now

     

    Learn More

     

    UCLA Summer Scholars Support Scholarship
    UCLA Royce Hall
    UCLA Summer Sessions offers a limited number of full and partial scholarships to California high school students participating in all of our programs and courses.

     

    Summer Scholars Support is awarded based on academic ability (and artistic ability, if applicable) and financial need. Priority is given to those without any comparable experience. This year, $100,000 is available to support 40-50 partial or full scholarships.

     

    In order to apply for Summer Scholars Support, students must meet the following eligibility criteria:

     

    Must be registered and attending a high school in the state of California
    Have not received any Summer Scholars Support in the past
    Must be a continuing high school student in Fall 2019 (seniors graduating in 2019 are ineligible)
    Must be enrolled in 2019 UCLA Summer Sessions, either an academic course, eligible Precollege Summer Institute or Summer College Immersion Program.
    Have a family annual adjusted gross income of $115,000 or less
    Learn More and Apply
    https://summer.ucla.edu/summerscholarssupport?utm_source=Winter+2019+High+School+Interest+List&utm_campaign=d322c5a312-SummerScholarsSupport_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a5074a7e36-d322c5a312-65829595

  19. The Young Leaders Summit (YLS) is a free four-day, overnight, college empowerment conference for a diverse cohort of low-income high school juniors, selected through a competitive application process. It is designed to give these young leaders the practical tools they need to successfully apply to top universities, have full access to scholarship and financial aid opportunities, and set a course for academic and career success.

    DATE AND LOCATION

    August 8th – August 11th at The University of Chicago
    ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

    Current high school junior, Class of 2020
    3.0 GPA or above on a 4.0 scale, or equivalent based on your school scale
    Low income, as defined by Pell eligibility
    Currently attends high school in the United States or a U.S. territory
    Plans to enroll full-time, in a four-year degree program, at a U.S. accredited, not-for-profit, private or public college or university after high school graduation
    AN IDEAL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE:

    An outstanding academic record in high school (in the top 20% of graduating class)
    Demonstrated leadership ability (as shown through participation in community service, extracurricular, or other activities)
    HOW TO APPLY:
    https://ylc.hsfts.net/yls-application

    Create a Profile as a “Student”
    View “YLS Student Application 2019” Application on your Dashboard

  20.  

    LIST OF UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS THAT DON'T REQUIRE PROOF OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP OR LEGAL PERMANENT RESIDENCY
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1x8VrBMzPsW3cLgsxKBjAyfRgCL6iZbC4

    Alliance Scholarships for Seniors
    Alliance seniors (weighted GPAs 3.3+) are invited to apply to up to 16 exclusive scholarships worth nearly $300,000!

    The scholarships available this year include (but are not limited to):

    Up to $50,000 Alliance YPN Inspiring Leader Award (1 awardee)
    $25,000 Alliance Gayle Miller Leaders of Change Award (4 awardees)
    $20,000 Carson Scholarship (6 awardees)
    $5,000 Alliance Young Leaders Scholarship (5 awardees)


    To apply, students will need to

    write three essays
    submit a resume, and
    provide some basic information by 5pm on March 8th. Please note that there will be no extension of the 5-week application window and that applications submitted after the deadline will not be considered.


    Finalists will be required to participate in a mandatory in-person interview on April 6th (no makeups, alternate dates, or phone interviews will be available).

    Finalists will be required to provide college admissions and financial aid information prior to and during the interview.

    The application may be found here: https://goo.gl/forms/KyZlqgqRigMXqoK53.


    HS- College Board Opportunity Scholarships: Deadlines: Dates vary depending on scholarship (June 30, 2019 - February 29, 2020)

     

     

    Website: https://opportunity.collegeboard.org

      

     

     


    HS- Hispanic Engineer National Achievement Awards Scholars Program: Deadline: April 30, 2109

     

     

    Website: http://www.greatmindsinstem.org/college/henaac-scholarship-program

     

    Hispanic Engineer National Achievement Awards Corporation (HENAAC) scholarship recipients continue to pave the way for future generations of Hispanics and lead by example to empower our communities and enhance our nation’s professional technical workforce.

     

    Eligibility: Currently enrolled in or planning to enroll in an undergraduate program during the upcoming academic year; Majoring in or planning to major in a STEM field; GPA of 3.0 or higher; U.S. student

     

    Award: $1,000 to $10,000 (109 recipients)

     

     


    MS/HS- All About Education Scholarship: Deadline: April 30, 2019 
 
 
Tue. Apr. 30th
 
  1. April Attendance Competition: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dKJ_PMdYIk&feature=youtu.be

  2. Quiz Bowl! https://youtu.be/cmUUxP7DJK4

  3. Anti-Bullying Week 
    April 29- May 2, 2019

  4. - Kick off event for Quiz Bowl will be this Friday during lunch 5/3

    - Promotion club will be during lunch on Friday 5/3

    - Superlative for Class of 2021
    https://forms.gle/Nk9vwA21uJkTaauW8

  5. Cinco de Mayo Gram Sales presented by Junior Committee
    April 15 – May 6, 2019

  6. College Signing Day
    Fri. 5/3

  7. ASB is the school's student government. ASB is a great way to get involved, make the school better, and it looks amazing on college applications. If you are interested in in applying, please complete an application by Thursday, May 9 at 4:00pm. Applications can be found outside Room 304 and are due to Mr. JM in Room 304.


  8. Students, if you are driving to school be sure to adhere to all street parking rules.  
    Any car parked on the street during street sweeping or parked in red will be ticketed.  
    Any car blocking a driveway will be towed.

  9. Group Counseling Survey

  10. Debate club will be having meetings every Tuesday’s & Thursday’s during nutrition in Mr. Urquiza’s room. Snacks will be provided.

  11. Junior committee will be having meetings every other Monday during lunch

  12. Sign ups for “Promo Club” link below for survey

     

  13. Counseling Calendar
    Would like to know about the events that are being hosted by the counseling department? Check out our calendar!
    https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=laalliance.org_aagv8bk492pvsd2pjbkalogha8%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles

  14. Summer Programs/ Internship and Scholarship Applications Workshop
    Need help applying for scholarships? Internships? Summer programs? Stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday!

  15. Administration of Justice College Class
    We will be hosting an administration of justice college class. Students will learn theories of crime, punishment and rehabilitation and looks at ethics, education, professionalism, and training in the system. If you are interested please sign up below. The class will start in the Fall, September 2019 on our campus.
    https://goo.gl/forms/LoouMXgDBF67raY83


  16. WBL News:
     
    1. Join WBL as they tour both UCLA’s Simulation Center and Botanical Garden! Students will be given the opportunity to see a collection of flowering plants within the university’s forest; and also tour the center in which all medical, dental, and nursing students are trained. Sign up now to get a trip slip!
       
    2. Hey Students!
      Be sure to check out the WBL Board, near Room 212, for volunteer/ internship opportunities, campus tours, and more!

  17. House Standings: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OsbS4_LReePTkb4N8mEf6mNl3Zc0S309NVPeMDw9fC8/edit?ts=5b8eae25

       
  18. Need help applying? Stop by the counseling office on Thursdays during lunch or Monday, Tuesday and Thursdays after school.

    USC Viterbi Summer Programs: STEM-based week or multi-week long camps for graded pre-k-12. Most camps are FREE and offer hands on activities on USC campus. Application deadlines for most camp options is May 1, 2019.
    Annenberg Youth Academy for Media and Civic Engagement : A FREE four-week summer intensive academy for 26 talented high school students (grades 9-11) from the communities surrounding the USC University Park and Health Science Campuses. Students are exposed to the equivalent of first-year college-level courses and develop a rich conceptual understanding of the role that media communications and journalism play in fashioning civic-minded leaders and innovators. The program is non-residential. Application Requirements: Complete the AYA application. two essays (300-500 words each), one letter of recommendation, high school brag sheet/resume, official high school transcript with fall 2018 grades. Deadline to apply is March 22, 2019.
    Chicano Latino Youth Leadership Institute at UCLA: Open to 50 students from Los Angeles County, the three-day institute offers students connection with education, business, political and community leaders to deepen their understanding of the cultural and poticial landscape and receive encouragement in their pursuit of post-secondary educational opportunities. Housing, meals and program materials are provided at NO COST to the participants or their families. Application deadline: April 15, 2019; Institute dates are August 2-4, 2019.
    Minds Matter Los Angeles: Three year commitment beginning grade 10. Students are supported by mentors, develop as leaders, receive financial literacy and life skills training. They also experience FREE summer enrichment experience in college settings that include travels across the nation and world.
    UCLA Anderson School of Management Riordan Scholars Program: The program, consisting of 8 monthly Saturday sessions offers guest lectures from top leaders in corporate and academic communities, along with MBA-level courses taught by UCLA Anderson faculty, mentorship by current UCLA Anderson MBA students, SAT prep workshop, personalized college counseling, professional development workshops (including resume writing, interviewing techniques and public speaking training), and site visits to companies such as Goldman Sachs, Disney and Airbnb. This is a NO COST program for those admitted. Supplies and materials are provided along with continental breakfast and lunch. To be considered, students must be a sophomore, junior or senior in the fall of the application year, have a “B” average or better academic record, demonstrated leadership skills and active involvement at school and in the community, be the first generation in their family to attend college. Application deadline is May 10, 2019. Program dates are September 2019- May 2020
    African American Leaders for Tomorrow: Afour-day long residential summer program held on the campus of California State University Dominquez Hills (CSUDH). Ninety hand selected students receive leadership training and attend workshops on topics such as the legislative process and civic engagement. Campus housing, meals, program materials, and transportation during the conference will be provided at no cost to the participants. Open to 10th and 11th graders with 2.5 or above GPA in good academic standing. Application deadline is April 30, 2019.
     
  19. This is a great time to apply to summer programs and internships. Summer programs not only make your application stronger, they are also a great had to explore careers! If you are interested in applying and need help stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday. To get started check out this newsletter with some of the opportunities available to you.

     

  20. Summer Employment/Educational Opportunity For Students
    Dr. Barbara Ferrer would like to invite High School students to continue their education through completion of a 4-week program that awards a $1,000 stipend. Additionally, students will placed in a pad internship earning $15 an hour for 8 hours a week, during the school year. For those interested, please click the link for more information and to apply
    http://www.cdrewu.edu/community/pipeline



  21. Consent and Cinema A Teen Film Contest and Festival
    Change the Talk is excited to announce our inaugural film festival, “Consent & Cinema,” to raise awareness about sexual violence and celebrate student creativity. We invite high school or alternative school students, ages 13-19, from anywhere in the United States to submit short films about sexual violence, rape culture, and consent. Change the Talk teen leaders and staff members will select 15 films to be screened at our festival on May 4, 2019 at 6pm in Los Angeles at the Greenway Court Theatre. The top three winners will win a cash prize!

    In addition to being screened at the film festival in May, the top three winning films will be highlighted on Change the Talk’s website, social media, and possibly in educational presentations.

    1st place: $500 
    2nd place: $350 
    3rd place: $150
    Visit the website below for more informaiton. 

    https://filmfreeway.com/changethetalk

  22. Opportunities for High School Students at UCLA (Summer Programs)
    During the summer months, visiting high school students have three different summer experiences to select from here at UCLA: academic courses, Precollege Summer Institutes, or Summer College Immersion Program. All programs award UC credit. Registration is open now!

     

    View the UCLA Summer Sessions for High School Students brochure.

     

    NEW! Summer College Immersion Program
    The UCLA Summer College Immersion Program (SCIP) is designed for exceptionally high-achieving high school students to provide a real-world introduction to an academic life at UCLA. In this six-week program, students choose two courses from a curated list of UCLA undergraduate courses and earn college credit studying alongside UCLA students. They also enjoy exclusive access to college readiness workshops, guest lectures by UCLA faculty and more. Open to rising juniors and seniors. Apply now

     

    Precollege Summer Institutes
    Precollege Summer Institutes are designed for advanced high school students who wish to gain academically challenging college-level experience through hands-on, experiential learning. Topics include Mock Trial, Nanoscience Lab, Camera Acting and many more. Register now

     

    Academic Courses
    With UCLA academic courses, high school students take classes alongside college students to experience the challenge of college academics. Students can select a schedule that works best with their other summer plans by selecting one or two courses from a list of over 100 options. Some courses are even offered fully online. Register now

     

    Learn More

     

    UCLA Summer Scholars Support Scholarship
    UCLA Royce Hall
    UCLA Summer Sessions offers a limited number of full and partial scholarships to California high school students participating in all of our programs and courses.

     

    Summer Scholars Support is awarded based on academic ability (and artistic ability, if applicable) and financial need. Priority is given to those without any comparable experience. This year, $100,000 is available to support 40-50 partial or full scholarships.

     

    In order to apply for Summer Scholars Support, students must meet the following eligibility criteria:

     

    Must be registered and attending a high school in the state of California
    Have not received any Summer Scholars Support in the past
    Must be a continuing high school student in Fall 2019 (seniors graduating in 2019 are ineligible)
    Must be enrolled in 2019 UCLA Summer Sessions, either an academic course, eligible Precollege Summer Institute or Summer College Immersion Program.
    Have a family annual adjusted gross income of $115,000 or less
    Learn More and Apply
    https://summer.ucla.edu/summerscholarssupport?utm_source=Winter+2019+High+School+Interest+List&utm_campaign=d322c5a312-SummerScholarsSupport_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a5074a7e36-d322c5a312-65829595

  23. The Young Leaders Summit (YLS) is a free four-day, overnight, college empowerment conference for a diverse cohort of low-income high school juniors, selected through a competitive application process. It is designed to give these young leaders the practical tools they need to successfully apply to top universities, have full access to scholarship and financial aid opportunities, and set a course for academic and career success.

    DATE AND LOCATION

    August 8th – August 11th at The University of Chicago
    ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

    Current high school junior, Class of 2020
    3.0 GPA or above on a 4.0 scale, or equivalent based on your school scale
    Low income, as defined by Pell eligibility
    Currently attends high school in the United States or a U.S. territory
    Plans to enroll full-time, in a four-year degree program, at a U.S. accredited, not-for-profit, private or public college or university after high school graduation
    AN IDEAL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE:

    An outstanding academic record in high school (in the top 20% of graduating class)
    Demonstrated leadership ability (as shown through participation in community service, extracurricular, or other activities)
    HOW TO APPLY:
    https://ylc.hsfts.net/yls-application

    Create a Profile as a “Student”
    View “YLS Student Application 2019” Application on your Dashboard

  24.  

    LIST OF UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS THAT DON'T REQUIRE PROOF OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP OR LEGAL PERMANENT RESIDENCY
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1x8VrBMzPsW3cLgsxKBjAyfRgCL6iZbC4

    Alliance Scholarships for Seniors
    Alliance seniors (weighted GPAs 3.3+) are invited to apply to up to 16 exclusive scholarships worth nearly $300,000!

    The scholarships available this year include (but are not limited to):

    Up to $50,000 Alliance YPN Inspiring Leader Award (1 awardee)
    $25,000 Alliance Gayle Miller Leaders of Change Award (4 awardees)
    $20,000 Carson Scholarship (6 awardees)
    $5,000 Alliance Young Leaders Scholarship (5 awardees)


    To apply, students will need to

    write three essays
    submit a resume, and
    provide some basic information by 5pm on March 8th. Please note that there will be no extension of the 5-week application window and that applications submitted after the deadline will not be considered.


    Finalists will be required to participate in a mandatory in-person interview on April 6th (no makeups, alternate dates, or phone interviews will be available).

    Finalists will be required to provide college admissions and financial aid information prior to and during the interview.

    The application may be found here: https://goo.gl/forms/KyZlqgqRigMXqoK53.


    HS- College Board Opportunity Scholarships: Deadlines: Dates vary depending on scholarship (June 30, 2019 - February 29, 2020)

     

     

    Website: https://opportunity.collegeboard.org

      

     

     


    HS- Hispanic Engineer National Achievement Awards Scholars Program: Deadline: April 30, 2109

     

     

    Website: http://www.greatmindsinstem.org/college/henaac-scholarship-program

     

    Hispanic Engineer National Achievement Awards Corporation (HENAAC) scholarship recipients continue to pave the way for future generations of Hispanics and lead by example to empower our communities and enhance our nation’s professional technical workforce.

     

    Eligibility: Currently enrolled in or planning to enroll in an undergraduate program during the upcoming academic year; Majoring in or planning to major in a STEM field; GPA of 3.0 or higher; U.S. student

     

    Award: $1,000 to $10,000 (109 recipients)

     

     


    MS/HS- All About Education Scholarship: Deadline: April 30, 2019 
 
 
Mon. Apr. 29th
 
  1. April Attendance Competition: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dKJ_PMdYIk&feature=youtu.be

  2. Quiz Bowl! https://youtu.be/cmUUxP7DJK4

  3. Anti-Bullying Week 
    April 29- May 2, 2019

  4. Parent Conferences 
    Tue. 4/30 

  5. Cinco de Mayo Gram Sales presented by Junior Committee
    April 15 – May 6, 2019

  6. College Signing Day
    Fri. 5/3

  7. ASB is the school's student government. ASB is a great way to get involved, make the school better, and it looks amazing on college applications. If you are interested in in applying, please complete an application by Thursday, May 9 at 4:00pm. Applications can be found outside Room 304 and are due to Mr. JM in Room 304.


  8. Students, if you are driving to school be sure to adhere to all street parking rules.  
    Any car parked on the street during street sweeping or parked in red will be ticketed.  
    Any car blocking a driveway will be towed.

  9. Group Counseling Survey

  10. Debate club will be having meetings every Tuesday’s & Thursday’s during nutrition in Mr. Urquiza’s room. Snacks will be provided.

  11. Junior committee will be having meetings every other Monday during lunch

  12. Sign ups for “Promo Club” link below for survey

     

  13. Counseling Calendar
    Would like to know about the events that are being hosted by the counseling department? Check out our calendar!
    https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=laalliance.org_aagv8bk492pvsd2pjbkalogha8%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles

  14. Summer Programs/ Internship and Scholarship Applications Workshop
    Need help applying for scholarships? Internships? Summer programs? Stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday!

  15. Administration of Justice College Class
    We will be hosting an administration of justice college class. Students will learn theories of crime, punishment and rehabilitation and looks at ethics, education, professionalism, and training in the system. If you are interested please sign up below. The class will start in the Fall, September 2019 on our campus.
    https://goo.gl/forms/LoouMXgDBF67raY83


  16. WBL News:
     
    1. Join WBL as they tour both UCLA’s Simulation Center and Botanical Garden! Students will be given the opportunity to see a collection of flowering plants within the university’s forest; and also tour the center in which all medical, dental, and nursing students are trained. Sign up now to get a trip slip!
       
    2. Hey Students!
      Be sure to check out the WBL Board, near Room 212, for volunteer/ internship opportunities, campus tours, and more!

  17. House Standings: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OsbS4_LReePTkb4N8mEf6mNl3Zc0S309NVPeMDw9fC8/edit?ts=5b8eae25

       
  18. Need help applying? Stop by the counseling office on Thursdays during lunch or Monday, Tuesday and Thursdays after school.

    USC Viterbi Summer Programs: STEM-based week or multi-week long camps for graded pre-k-12. Most camps are FREE and offer hands on activities on USC campus. Application deadlines for most camp options is May 1, 2019.
    Annenberg Youth Academy for Media and Civic Engagement : A FREE four-week summer intensive academy for 26 talented high school students (grades 9-11) from the communities surrounding the USC University Park and Health Science Campuses. Students are exposed to the equivalent of first-year college-level courses and develop a rich conceptual understanding of the role that media communications and journalism play in fashioning civic-minded leaders and innovators. The program is non-residential. Application Requirements: Complete the AYA application. two essays (300-500 words each), one letter of recommendation, high school brag sheet/resume, official high school transcript with fall 2018 grades. Deadline to apply is March 22, 2019.
    Chicano Latino Youth Leadership Institute at UCLA: Open to 50 students from Los Angeles County, the three-day institute offers students connection with education, business, political and community leaders to deepen their understanding of the cultural and poticial landscape and receive encouragement in their pursuit of post-secondary educational opportunities. Housing, meals and program materials are provided at NO COST to the participants or their families. Application deadline: April 15, 2019; Institute dates are August 2-4, 2019.
    Minds Matter Los Angeles: Three year commitment beginning grade 10. Students are supported by mentors, develop as leaders, receive financial literacy and life skills training. They also experience FREE summer enrichment experience in college settings that include travels across the nation and world.
    UCLA Anderson School of Management Riordan Scholars Program: The program, consisting of 8 monthly Saturday sessions offers guest lectures from top leaders in corporate and academic communities, along with MBA-level courses taught by UCLA Anderson faculty, mentorship by current UCLA Anderson MBA students, SAT prep workshop, personalized college counseling, professional development workshops (including resume writing, interviewing techniques and public speaking training), and site visits to companies such as Goldman Sachs, Disney and Airbnb. This is a NO COST program for those admitted. Supplies and materials are provided along with continental breakfast and lunch. To be considered, students must be a sophomore, junior or senior in the fall of the application year, have a “B” average or better academic record, demonstrated leadership skills and active involvement at school and in the community, be the first generation in their family to attend college. Application deadline is May 10, 2019. Program dates are September 2019- May 2020
    African American Leaders for Tomorrow: Afour-day long residential summer program held on the campus of California State University Dominquez Hills (CSUDH). Ninety hand selected students receive leadership training and attend workshops on topics such as the legislative process and civic engagement. Campus housing, meals, program materials, and transportation during the conference will be provided at no cost to the participants. Open to 10th and 11th graders with 2.5 or above GPA in good academic standing. Application deadline is April 30, 2019.
     
  19. This is a great time to apply to summer programs and internships. Summer programs not only make your application stronger, they are also a great had to explore careers! If you are interested in applying and need help stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday. To get started check out this newsletter with some of the opportunities available to you.

     

  20. Summer Employment/Educational Opportunity For Students
    Dr. Barbara Ferrer would like to invite High School students to continue their education through completion of a 4-week program that awards a $1,000 stipend. Additionally, students will placed in a pad internship earning $15 an hour for 8 hours a week, during the school year. For those interested, please click the link for more information and to apply
    http://www.cdrewu.edu/community/pipeline



  21. Consent and Cinema A Teen Film Contest and Festival
    Change the Talk is excited to announce our inaugural film festival, “Consent & Cinema,” to raise awareness about sexual violence and celebrate student creativity. We invite high school or alternative school students, ages 13-19, from anywhere in the United States to submit short films about sexual violence, rape culture, and consent. Change the Talk teen leaders and staff members will select 15 films to be screened at our festival on May 4, 2019 at 6pm in Los Angeles at the Greenway Court Theatre. The top three winners will win a cash prize!

    In addition to being screened at the film festival in May, the top three winning films will be highlighted on Change the Talk’s website, social media, and possibly in educational presentations.

    1st place: $500 
    2nd place: $350 
    3rd place: $150
    Visit the website below for more informaiton. 

    https://filmfreeway.com/changethetalk

  22. Opportunities for High School Students at UCLA (Summer Programs)
    During the summer months, visiting high school students have three different summer experiences to select from here at UCLA: academic courses, Precollege Summer Institutes, or Summer College Immersion Program. All programs award UC credit. Registration is open now!

     

    View the UCLA Summer Sessions for High School Students brochure.

     

    NEW! Summer College Immersion Program
    The UCLA Summer College Immersion Program (SCIP) is designed for exceptionally high-achieving high school students to provide a real-world introduction to an academic life at UCLA. In this six-week program, students choose two courses from a curated list of UCLA undergraduate courses and earn college credit studying alongside UCLA students. They also enjoy exclusive access to college readiness workshops, guest lectures by UCLA faculty and more. Open to rising juniors and seniors. Apply now

     

    Precollege Summer Institutes
    Precollege Summer Institutes are designed for advanced high school students who wish to gain academically challenging college-level experience through hands-on, experiential learning. Topics include Mock Trial, Nanoscience Lab, Camera Acting and many more. Register now

     

    Academic Courses
    With UCLA academic courses, high school students take classes alongside college students to experience the challenge of college academics. Students can select a schedule that works best with their other summer plans by selecting one or two courses from a list of over 100 options. Some courses are even offered fully online. Register now

     

    Learn More

     

    UCLA Summer Scholars Support Scholarship
    UCLA Royce Hall
    UCLA Summer Sessions offers a limited number of full and partial scholarships to California high school students participating in all of our programs and courses.

     

    Summer Scholars Support is awarded based on academic ability (and artistic ability, if applicable) and financial need. Priority is given to those without any comparable experience. This year, $100,000 is available to support 40-50 partial or full scholarships.

     

    In order to apply for Summer Scholars Support, students must meet the following eligibility criteria:

     

    Must be registered and attending a high school in the state of California
    Have not received any Summer Scholars Support in the past
    Must be a continuing high school student in Fall 2019 (seniors graduating in 2019 are ineligible)
    Must be enrolled in 2019 UCLA Summer Sessions, either an academic course, eligible Precollege Summer Institute or Summer College Immersion Program.
    Have a family annual adjusted gross income of $115,000 or less
    Learn More and Apply
    https://summer.ucla.edu/summerscholarssupport?utm_source=Winter+2019+High+School+Interest+List&utm_campaign=d322c5a312-SummerScholarsSupport_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a5074a7e36-d322c5a312-65829595

  23. The Young Leaders Summit (YLS) is a free four-day, overnight, college empowerment conference for a diverse cohort of low-income high school juniors, selected through a competitive application process. It is designed to give these young leaders the practical tools they need to successfully apply to top universities, have full access to scholarship and financial aid opportunities, and set a course for academic and career success.

    DATE AND LOCATION

    August 8th – August 11th at The University of Chicago
    ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

    Current high school junior, Class of 2020
    3.0 GPA or above on a 4.0 scale, or equivalent based on your school scale
    Low income, as defined by Pell eligibility
    Currently attends high school in the United States or a U.S. territory
    Plans to enroll full-time, in a four-year degree program, at a U.S. accredited, not-for-profit, private or public college or university after high school graduation
    AN IDEAL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE:

    An outstanding academic record in high school (in the top 20% of graduating class)
    Demonstrated leadership ability (as shown through participation in community service, extracurricular, or other activities)
    HOW TO APPLY:
    https://ylc.hsfts.net/yls-application

    Create a Profile as a “Student”
    View “YLS Student Application 2019” Application on your Dashboard

  24.  

    LIST OF UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS THAT DON'T REQUIRE PROOF OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP OR LEGAL PERMANENT RESIDENCY
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1x8VrBMzPsW3cLgsxKBjAyfRgCL6iZbC4

    Alliance Scholarships for Seniors
    Alliance seniors (weighted GPAs 3.3+) are invited to apply to up to 16 exclusive scholarships worth nearly $300,000!

    The scholarships available this year include (but are not limited to):

    Up to $50,000 Alliance YPN Inspiring Leader Award (1 awardee)
    $25,000 Alliance Gayle Miller Leaders of Change Award (4 awardees)
    $20,000 Carson Scholarship (6 awardees)
    $5,000 Alliance Young Leaders Scholarship (5 awardees)


    To apply, students will need to

    write three essays
    submit a resume, and
    provide some basic information by 5pm on March 8th. Please note that there will be no extension of the 5-week application window and that applications submitted after the deadline will not be considered.


    Finalists will be required to participate in a mandatory in-person interview on April 6th (no makeups, alternate dates, or phone interviews will be available).

    Finalists will be required to provide college admissions and financial aid information prior to and during the interview.

    The application may be found here: https://goo.gl/forms/KyZlqgqRigMXqoK53.


    HS- College Board Opportunity Scholarships: Deadlines: Dates vary depending on scholarship (June 30, 2019 - February 29, 2020)

     

     

    Website: https://opportunity.collegeboard.org

      

     

     


    HS- Hispanic Engineer National Achievement Awards Scholars Program: Deadline: April 30, 2109

     

     

    Website: http://www.greatmindsinstem.org/college/henaac-scholarship-program

     

    Hispanic Engineer National Achievement Awards Corporation (HENAAC) scholarship recipients continue to pave the way for future generations of Hispanics and lead by example to empower our communities and enhance our nation’s professional technical workforce.

     

    Eligibility: Currently enrolled in or planning to enroll in an undergraduate program during the upcoming academic year; Majoring in or planning to major in a STEM field; GPA of 3.0 or higher; U.S. student

     

    Award: $1,000 to $10,000 (109 recipients)

     

     


    MS/HS- All About Education Scholarship: Deadline: April 30, 2019 
 
 
Thur. Apr. 25th
 
  1. April Attendance Competition: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dKJ_PMdYIk&feature=youtu.be

  2. Quiz Bowl! https://youtu.be/cmUUxP7DJK4

  3. - There will be a quiz bowl kickoff during lunch on Friday 4/26

    - JR event will be on Friday 4/26

    - There will be an archery game on Friday 4/26

  4. Relationship Education Week
    April 22 – 26, 2019

  5. Cinco de Mayo Gram Sales presented by Junior Committee
    April 15 – May 6, 2019

  6. Proposal Due for SCC
    Thursday, April 25

  7. ASB Morning Sale #6
    Friday, April 26

  8. LA River Clean Up
    Saturday, April 27⋅8:30am – 1:30pm
    See YPI staff for permission slips and more information.

  9. Students, if you are driving to school be sure to adhere to all street parking rules.  
    Any car parked on the street during street sweeping or parked in red will be ticketed.  
    Any car blocking a driveway will be towed.

  10. Group Counseling Survey

  11. Debate club will be having meetings every Tuesday’s & Thursday’s during nutrition in Mr. Urquiza’s room. Snacks will be provided.

  12. Junior committee will be having meetings every other Monday during lunch

  13. Sign ups for “Promo Club” link below for survey

     

  14. Counseling Calendar
    Would like to know about the events that are being hosted by the counseling department? Check out our calendar!
    https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=laalliance.org_aagv8bk492pvsd2pjbkalogha8%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles

  15. Summer Programs/ Internship and Scholarship Applications Workshop
    Need help applying for scholarships? Internships? Summer programs? Stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday!

  16. Administration of Justice College Class
    We will be hosting an administration of justice college class. Students will learn theories of crime, punishment and rehabilitation and looks at ethics, education, professionalism, and training in the system. If you are interested please sign up below. The class will start in the Fall, September 2019 on our campus.
    https://goo.gl/forms/LoouMXgDBF67raY83


  17. WBL News:
     
    1. Join WBL as they tour both UCLA’s Simulation Center and Botanical Garden! Students will be given the opportunity to see a collection of flowering plants within the university’s forest; and also tour the center in which all medical, dental, and nursing students are trained. Sign up now to get a trip slip!
       
    2. Hey Students!
      Be sure to check out the WBL Board, near Room 212, for volunteer/ internship opportunities, campus tours, and more!

  18. House Standings: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OsbS4_LReePTkb4N8mEf6mNl3Zc0S309NVPeMDw9fC8/edit?ts=5b8eae25

       
  19. Need help applying? Stop by the counseling office on Thursdays during lunch or Monday, Tuesday and Thursdays after school.

    USC Viterbi Summer Programs: STEM-based week or multi-week long camps for graded pre-k-12. Most camps are FREE and offer hands on activities on USC campus. Application deadlines for most camp options is May 1, 2019.
    Annenberg Youth Academy for Media and Civic Engagement : A FREE four-week summer intensive academy for 26 talented high school students (grades 9-11) from the communities surrounding the USC University Park and Health Science Campuses. Students are exposed to the equivalent of first-year college-level courses and develop a rich conceptual understanding of the role that media communications and journalism play in fashioning civic-minded leaders and innovators. The program is non-residential. Application Requirements: Complete the AYA application. two essays (300-500 words each), one letter of recommendation, high school brag sheet/resume, official high school transcript with fall 2018 grades. Deadline to apply is March 22, 2019.
    Chicano Latino Youth Leadership Institute at UCLA: Open to 50 students from Los Angeles County, the three-day institute offers students connection with education, business, political and community leaders to deepen their understanding of the cultural and poticial landscape and receive encouragement in their pursuit of post-secondary educational opportunities. Housing, meals and program materials are provided at NO COST to the participants or their families. Application deadline: April 15, 2019; Institute dates are August 2-4, 2019.
    Minds Matter Los Angeles: Three year commitment beginning grade 10. Students are supported by mentors, develop as leaders, receive financial literacy and life skills training. They also experience FREE summer enrichment experience in college settings that include travels across the nation and world.
    UCLA Anderson School of Management Riordan Scholars Program: The program, consisting of 8 monthly Saturday sessions offers guest lectures from top leaders in corporate and academic communities, along with MBA-level courses taught by UCLA Anderson faculty, mentorship by current UCLA Anderson MBA students, SAT prep workshop, personalized college counseling, professional development workshops (including resume writing, interviewing techniques and public speaking training), and site visits to companies such as Goldman Sachs, Disney and Airbnb. This is a NO COST program for those admitted. Supplies and materials are provided along with continental breakfast and lunch. To be considered, students must be a sophomore, junior or senior in the fall of the application year, have a “B” average or better academic record, demonstrated leadership skills and active involvement at school and in the community, be the first generation in their family to attend college. Application deadline is May 10, 2019. Program dates are September 2019- May 2020
    African American Leaders for Tomorrow: Afour-day long residential summer program held on the campus of California State University Dominquez Hills (CSUDH). Ninety hand selected students receive leadership training and attend workshops on topics such as the legislative process and civic engagement. Campus housing, meals, program materials, and transportation during the conference will be provided at no cost to the participants. Open to 10th and 11th graders with 2.5 or above GPA in good academic standing. Application deadline is April 30, 2019.
     
  20. This is a great time to apply to summer programs and internships. Summer programs not only make your application stronger, they are also a great had to explore careers! If you are interested in applying and need help stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday. To get started check out this newsletter with some of the opportunities available to you.

     

  21. Summer Employment/Educational Opportunity For Students
    Dr. Barbara Ferrer would like to invite High School students to continue their education through completion of a 4-week program that awards a $1,000 stipend. Additionally, students will placed in a pad internship earning $15 an hour for 8 hours a week, during the school year. For those interested, please click the link for more information and to apply
    http://www.cdrewu.edu/community/pipeline



  22. Consent and Cinema A Teen Film Contest and Festival
    Change the Talk is excited to announce our inaugural film festival, “Consent & Cinema,” to raise awareness about sexual violence and celebrate student creativity. We invite high school or alternative school students, ages 13-19, from anywhere in the United States to submit short films about sexual violence, rape culture, and consent. Change the Talk teen leaders and staff members will select 15 films to be screened at our festival on May 4, 2019 at 6pm in Los Angeles at the Greenway Court Theatre. The top three winners will win a cash prize!

    In addition to being screened at the film festival in May, the top three winning films will be highlighted on Change the Talk’s website, social media, and possibly in educational presentations.

    1st place: $500 
    2nd place: $350 
    3rd place: $150
    Visit the website below for more informaiton. 

    https://filmfreeway.com/changethetalk

  23. Opportunities for High School Students at UCLA (Summer Programs)
    During the summer months, visiting high school students have three different summer experiences to select from here at UCLA: academic courses, Precollege Summer Institutes, or Summer College Immersion Program. All programs award UC credit. Registration is open now!

     

    View the UCLA Summer Sessions for High School Students brochure.

     

    NEW! Summer College Immersion Program
    The UCLA Summer College Immersion Program (SCIP) is designed for exceptionally high-achieving high school students to provide a real-world introduction to an academic life at UCLA. In this six-week program, students choose two courses from a curated list of UCLA undergraduate courses and earn college credit studying alongside UCLA students. They also enjoy exclusive access to college readiness workshops, guest lectures by UCLA faculty and more. Open to rising juniors and seniors. Apply now

     

    Precollege Summer Institutes
    Precollege Summer Institutes are designed for advanced high school students who wish to gain academically challenging college-level experience through hands-on, experiential learning. Topics include Mock Trial, Nanoscience Lab, Camera Acting and many more. Register now

     

    Academic Courses
    With UCLA academic courses, high school students take classes alongside college students to experience the challenge of college academics. Students can select a schedule that works best with their other summer plans by selecting one or two courses from a list of over 100 options. Some courses are even offered fully online. Register now

     

    Learn More

     

    UCLA Summer Scholars Support Scholarship
    UCLA Royce Hall
    UCLA Summer Sessions offers a limited number of full and partial scholarships to California high school students participating in all of our programs and courses.

     

    Summer Scholars Support is awarded based on academic ability (and artistic ability, if applicable) and financial need. Priority is given to those without any comparable experience. This year, $100,000 is available to support 40-50 partial or full scholarships.

     

    In order to apply for Summer Scholars Support, students must meet the following eligibility criteria:

     

    Must be registered and attending a high school in the state of California
    Have not received any Summer Scholars Support in the past
    Must be a continuing high school student in Fall 2019 (seniors graduating in 2019 are ineligible)
    Must be enrolled in 2019 UCLA Summer Sessions, either an academic course, eligible Precollege Summer Institute or Summer College Immersion Program.
    Have a family annual adjusted gross income of $115,000 or less
    Learn More and Apply
    https://summer.ucla.edu/summerscholarssupport?utm_source=Winter+2019+High+School+Interest+List&utm_campaign=d322c5a312-SummerScholarsSupport_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a5074a7e36-d322c5a312-65829595

  24. The Young Leaders Summit (YLS) is a free four-day, overnight, college empowerment conference for a diverse cohort of low-income high school juniors, selected through a competitive application process. It is designed to give these young leaders the practical tools they need to successfully apply to top universities, have full access to scholarship and financial aid opportunities, and set a course for academic and career success.

    DATE AND LOCATION

    August 8th – August 11th at The University of Chicago
    ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

    Current high school junior, Class of 2020
    3.0 GPA or above on a 4.0 scale, or equivalent based on your school scale
    Low income, as defined by Pell eligibility
    Currently attends high school in the United States or a U.S. territory
    Plans to enroll full-time, in a four-year degree program, at a U.S. accredited, not-for-profit, private or public college or university after high school graduation
    AN IDEAL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE:

    An outstanding academic record in high school (in the top 20% of graduating class)
    Demonstrated leadership ability (as shown through participation in community service, extracurricular, or other activities)
    HOW TO APPLY:
    https://ylc.hsfts.net/yls-application

    Create a Profile as a “Student”
    View “YLS Student Application 2019” Application on your Dashboard

  25.  

    LIST OF UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS THAT DON'T REQUIRE PROOF OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP OR LEGAL PERMANENT RESIDENCY
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1x8VrBMzPsW3cLgsxKBjAyfRgCL6iZbC4

    Alliance Scholarships for Seniors
    Alliance seniors (weighted GPAs 3.3+) are invited to apply to up to 16 exclusive scholarships worth nearly $300,000!

    The scholarships available this year include (but are not limited to):

    Up to $50,000 Alliance YPN Inspiring Leader Award (1 awardee)
    $25,000 Alliance Gayle Miller Leaders of Change Award (4 awardees)
    $20,000 Carson Scholarship (6 awardees)
    $5,000 Alliance Young Leaders Scholarship (5 awardees)


    To apply, students will need to

    write three essays
    submit a resume, and
    provide some basic information by 5pm on March 8th. Please note that there will be no extension of the 5-week application window and that applications submitted after the deadline will not be considered.


    Finalists will be required to participate in a mandatory in-person interview on April 6th (no makeups, alternate dates, or phone interviews will be available).

    Finalists will be required to provide college admissions and financial aid information prior to and during the interview.

    The application may be found here: https://goo.gl/forms/KyZlqgqRigMXqoK53.


    HS- College Board Opportunity Scholarships: Deadlines: Dates vary depending on scholarship (June 30, 2019 - February 29, 2020)

     

     

    Website: https://opportunity.collegeboard.org

      

     

     


    HS- Hispanic Engineer National Achievement Awards Scholars Program: Deadline: April 30, 2109

     

     

    Website: http://www.greatmindsinstem.org/college/henaac-scholarship-program

     

    Hispanic Engineer National Achievement Awards Corporation (HENAAC) scholarship recipients continue to pave the way for future generations of Hispanics and lead by example to empower our communities and enhance our nation’s professional technical workforce.

     

    Eligibility: Currently enrolled in or planning to enroll in an undergraduate program during the upcoming academic year; Majoring in or planning to major in a STEM field; GPA of 3.0 or higher; U.S. student

     

    Award: $1,000 to $10,000 (109 recipients)

     

     


    MS/HS- All About Education Scholarship: Deadline: April 30, 2019 
 
Wed. Apr. 24th
 
  1. April Attendance Competition: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dKJ_PMdYIk&feature=youtu.be

  2. Quiz Bowl! https://youtu.be/cmUUxP7DJK4

  3. - There will be a quiz bowl kickoff during lunch on Friday 4/26

    - JR event will be on Friday 4/26

    - There will be an archery game on Friday 4/26

  4. Relationship Education Week
    April 22 – 26, 2019

  5. Cinco de Mayo Gram Sales presented by Junior Committee
    April 15 – May 6, 2019

  6. Proposal Due for SCC
    Thursday, April 25

  7. ASB Morning Sale #6
    Friday, April 26

  8. LA River Clean Up
    Saturday, April 27⋅8:30am – 1:30pm
    See YPI staff for permission slips and more information.

  9. Students, if you are driving to school be sure to adhere to all street parking rules.  
    Any car parked on the street during street sweeping or parked in red will be ticketed.  
    Any car blocking a driveway will be towed.

  10. Group Counseling Survey

  11. Debate club will be having meetings every Tuesday’s & Thursday’s during nutrition in Mr. Urquiza’s room. Snacks will be provided.

  12. Junior committee will be having meetings every other Monday during lunch

  13. Sign ups for “Promo Club” link below for survey

     

  14. Counseling Calendar
    Would like to know about the events that are being hosted by the counseling department? Check out our calendar!
    https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=laalliance.org_aagv8bk492pvsd2pjbkalogha8%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles

  15. Summer Programs/ Internship and Scholarship Applications Workshop
    Need help applying for scholarships? Internships? Summer programs? Stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday!

  16. Administration of Justice College Class
    We will be hosting an administration of justice college class. Students will learn theories of crime, punishment and rehabilitation and looks at ethics, education, professionalism, and training in the system. If you are interested please sign up below. The class will start in the Fall, September 2019 on our campus.
    https://goo.gl/forms/LoouMXgDBF67raY83


  17. WBL News:
     
    1. Join WBL as they tour both UCLA’s Simulation Center and Botanical Garden! Students will be given the opportunity to see a collection of flowering plants within the university’s forest; and also tour the center in which all medical, dental, and nursing students are trained. Sign up now to get a trip slip!
       
    2. Hey Students!
      Be sure to check out the WBL Board, near Room 212, for volunteer/ internship opportunities, campus tours, and more!

  18. House Standings: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OsbS4_LReePTkb4N8mEf6mNl3Zc0S309NVPeMDw9fC8/edit?ts=5b8eae25

       
  19. Need help applying? Stop by the counseling office on Thursdays during lunch or Monday, Tuesday and Thursdays after school.

    USC Viterbi Summer Programs: STEM-based week or multi-week long camps for graded pre-k-12. Most camps are FREE and offer hands on activities on USC campus. Application deadlines for most camp options is May 1, 2019.
    Annenberg Youth Academy for Media and Civic Engagement : A FREE four-week summer intensive academy for 26 talented high school students (grades 9-11) from the communities surrounding the USC University Park and Health Science Campuses. Students are exposed to the equivalent of first-year college-level courses and develop a rich conceptual understanding of the role that media communications and journalism play in fashioning civic-minded leaders and innovators. The program is non-residential. Application Requirements: Complete the AYA application. two essays (300-500 words each), one letter of recommendation, high school brag sheet/resume, official high school transcript with fall 2018 grades. Deadline to apply is March 22, 2019.
    Chicano Latino Youth Leadership Institute at UCLA: Open to 50 students from Los Angeles County, the three-day institute offers students connection with education, business, political and community leaders to deepen their understanding of the cultural and poticial landscape and receive encouragement in their pursuit of post-secondary educational opportunities. Housing, meals and program materials are provided at NO COST to the participants or their families. Application deadline: April 15, 2019; Institute dates are August 2-4, 2019.
    Minds Matter Los Angeles: Three year commitment beginning grade 10. Students are supported by mentors, develop as leaders, receive financial literacy and life skills training. They also experience FREE summer enrichment experience in college settings that include travels across the nation and world.
    UCLA Anderson School of Management Riordan Scholars Program: The program, consisting of 8 monthly Saturday sessions offers guest lectures from top leaders in corporate and academic communities, along with MBA-level courses taught by UCLA Anderson faculty, mentorship by current UCLA Anderson MBA students, SAT prep workshop, personalized college counseling, professional development workshops (including resume writing, interviewing techniques and public speaking training), and site visits to companies such as Goldman Sachs, Disney and Airbnb. This is a NO COST program for those admitted. Supplies and materials are provided along with continental breakfast and lunch. To be considered, students must be a sophomore, junior or senior in the fall of the application year, have a “B” average or better academic record, demonstrated leadership skills and active involvement at school and in the community, be the first generation in their family to attend college. Application deadline is May 10, 2019. Program dates are September 2019- May 2020
    African American Leaders for Tomorrow: Afour-day long residential summer program held on the campus of California State University Dominquez Hills (CSUDH). Ninety hand selected students receive leadership training and attend workshops on topics such as the legislative process and civic engagement. Campus housing, meals, program materials, and transportation during the conference will be provided at no cost to the participants. Open to 10th and 11th graders with 2.5 or above GPA in good academic standing. Application deadline is April 30, 2019.
     
  20. This is a great time to apply to summer programs and internships. Summer programs not only make your application stronger, they are also a great had to explore careers! If you are interested in applying and need help stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday. To get started check out this newsletter with some of the opportunities available to you.

     

  21. Summer Employment/Educational Opportunity For Students
    Dr. Barbara Ferrer would like to invite High School students to continue their education through completion of a 4-week program that awards a $1,000 stipend. Additionally, students will placed in a pad internship earning $15 an hour for 8 hours a week, during the school year. For those interested, please click the link for more information and to apply
    http://www.cdrewu.edu/community/pipeline



  22. Consent and Cinema A Teen Film Contest and Festival
    Change the Talk is excited to announce our inaugural film festival, “Consent & Cinema,” to raise awareness about sexual violence and celebrate student creativity. We invite high school or alternative school students, ages 13-19, from anywhere in the United States to submit short films about sexual violence, rape culture, and consent. Change the Talk teen leaders and staff members will select 15 films to be screened at our festival on May 4, 2019 at 6pm in Los Angeles at the Greenway Court Theatre. The top three winners will win a cash prize!

    In addition to being screened at the film festival in May, the top three winning films will be highlighted on Change the Talk’s website, social media, and possibly in educational presentations.

    1st place: $500 
    2nd place: $350 
    3rd place: $150
    Visit the website below for more informaiton. 

    https://filmfreeway.com/changethetalk

  23. Opportunities for High School Students at UCLA (Summer Programs)
    During the summer months, visiting high school students have three different summer experiences to select from here at UCLA: academic courses, Precollege Summer Institutes, or Summer College Immersion Program. All programs award UC credit. Registration is open now!

     

    View the UCLA Summer Sessions for High School Students brochure.

     

    NEW! Summer College Immersion Program
    The UCLA Summer College Immersion Program (SCIP) is designed for exceptionally high-achieving high school students to provide a real-world introduction to an academic life at UCLA. In this six-week program, students choose two courses from a curated list of UCLA undergraduate courses and earn college credit studying alongside UCLA students. They also enjoy exclusive access to college readiness workshops, guest lectures by UCLA faculty and more. Open to rising juniors and seniors. Apply now

     

    Precollege Summer Institutes
    Precollege Summer Institutes are designed for advanced high school students who wish to gain academically challenging college-level experience through hands-on, experiential learning. Topics include Mock Trial, Nanoscience Lab, Camera Acting and many more. Register now

     

    Academic Courses
    With UCLA academic courses, high school students take classes alongside college students to experience the challenge of college academics. Students can select a schedule that works best with their other summer plans by selecting one or two courses from a list of over 100 options. Some courses are even offered fully online. Register now

     

    Learn More

     

    UCLA Summer Scholars Support Scholarship
    UCLA Royce Hall
    UCLA Summer Sessions offers a limited number of full and partial scholarships to California high school students participating in all of our programs and courses.

     

    Summer Scholars Support is awarded based on academic ability (and artistic ability, if applicable) and financial need. Priority is given to those without any comparable experience. This year, $100,000 is available to support 40-50 partial or full scholarships.

     

    In order to apply for Summer Scholars Support, students must meet the following eligibility criteria:

     

    Must be registered and attending a high school in the state of California
    Have not received any Summer Scholars Support in the past
    Must be a continuing high school student in Fall 2019 (seniors graduating in 2019 are ineligible)
    Must be enrolled in 2019 UCLA Summer Sessions, either an academic course, eligible Precollege Summer Institute or Summer College Immersion Program.
    Have a family annual adjusted gross income of $115,000 or less
    Learn More and Apply
    https://summer.ucla.edu/summerscholarssupport?utm_source=Winter+2019+High+School+Interest+List&utm_campaign=d322c5a312-SummerScholarsSupport_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a5074a7e36-d322c5a312-65829595

  24. The Young Leaders Summit (YLS) is a free four-day, overnight, college empowerment conference for a diverse cohort of low-income high school juniors, selected through a competitive application process. It is designed to give these young leaders the practical tools they need to successfully apply to top universities, have full access to scholarship and financial aid opportunities, and set a course for academic and career success.

    DATE AND LOCATION

    August 8th – August 11th at The University of Chicago
    ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

    Current high school junior, Class of 2020
    3.0 GPA or above on a 4.0 scale, or equivalent based on your school scale
    Low income, as defined by Pell eligibility
    Currently attends high school in the United States or a U.S. territory
    Plans to enroll full-time, in a four-year degree program, at a U.S. accredited, not-for-profit, private or public college or university after high school graduation
    AN IDEAL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE:

    An outstanding academic record in high school (in the top 20% of graduating class)
    Demonstrated leadership ability (as shown through participation in community service, extracurricular, or other activities)
    HOW TO APPLY:
    https://ylc.hsfts.net/yls-application

    Create a Profile as a “Student”
    View “YLS Student Application 2019” Application on your Dashboard

  25.  

    LIST OF UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS THAT DON'T REQUIRE PROOF OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP OR LEGAL PERMANENT RESIDENCY
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1x8VrBMzPsW3cLgsxKBjAyfRgCL6iZbC4

    Alliance Scholarships for Seniors
    Alliance seniors (weighted GPAs 3.3+) are invited to apply to up to 16 exclusive scholarships worth nearly $300,000!

    The scholarships available this year include (but are not limited to):

    Up to $50,000 Alliance YPN Inspiring Leader Award (1 awardee)
    $25,000 Alliance Gayle Miller Leaders of Change Award (4 awardees)
    $20,000 Carson Scholarship (6 awardees)
    $5,000 Alliance Young Leaders Scholarship (5 awardees)


    To apply, students will need to

    write three essays
    submit a resume, and
    provide some basic information by 5pm on March 8th. Please note that there will be no extension of the 5-week application window and that applications submitted after the deadline will not be considered.


    Finalists will be required to participate in a mandatory in-person interview on April 6th (no makeups, alternate dates, or phone interviews will be available).

    Finalists will be required to provide college admissions and financial aid information prior to and during the interview.

    The application may be found here: https://goo.gl/forms/KyZlqgqRigMXqoK53.


    HS- College Board Opportunity Scholarships: Deadlines: Dates vary depending on scholarship (June 30, 2019 - February 29, 2020)

     

     

    Website: https://opportunity.collegeboard.org

      

     

     


    HS- Hispanic Engineer National Achievement Awards Scholars Program: Deadline: April 30, 2109

     

     

    Website: http://www.greatmindsinstem.org/college/henaac-scholarship-program

     

    Hispanic Engineer National Achievement Awards Corporation (HENAAC) scholarship recipients continue to pave the way for future generations of Hispanics and lead by example to empower our communities and enhance our nation’s professional technical workforce.

     

    Eligibility: Currently enrolled in or planning to enroll in an undergraduate program during the upcoming academic year; Majoring in or planning to major in a STEM field; GPA of 3.0 or higher; U.S. student

     

    Award: $1,000 to $10,000 (109 recipients)

     

     


    MS/HS- All About Education Scholarship: Deadline: April 30, 2019 
 
Tue. Apr. 23rd
 
  1. April Attendance Competition: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dKJ_PMdYIk&feature=youtu.be

  2. Relationship Education Week
    April 22 – 26, 2019

  3. Cinco de Mayo Gram Sales presented by Junior Committee
    April 15 – May 6, 2019

  4. Proposal Due for SCC
    Thursday, April 25

  5. ASB Morning Sale #6
    Friday, April 26

  6. LA River Clean Up
    Saturday, April 27⋅8:30am – 1:30pm
    See YPI staff for permission slips and more information.

  7. Students, if you are driving to school be sure to adhere to all street parking rules.  
    Any car parked on the street during street sweeping or parked in red will be ticketed.  
    Any car blocking a driveway will be towed.

  8. Group Counseling Survey

  9. Debate club will be having meetings every Tuesday’s & Thursday’s during nutrition in Mr. Urquiza’s room. Snacks will be provided.

  10. Junior committee will be having meetings every other Monday during lunch

  11. Sign ups for “Promo Club” link below for survey

     

  12. Counseling Calendar
    Would like to know about the events that are being hosted by the counseling department? Check out our calendar!
    https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=laalliance.org_aagv8bk492pvsd2pjbkalogha8%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles

  13. Summer Programs/ Internship and Scholarship Applications Workshop
    Need help applying for scholarships? Internships? Summer programs? Stop by the counseling office during lunch every Thursday!

  14. Administration of Justice College Class
    We will be hosting an administration of justice college class. Students will learn theories of crime, punishment and rehabilitation and looks at ethics, education, professionalism, and training in the system. If you are interested please sign up below. The class will start in the Fall, September 2019 on our campus.
    https://goo.gl/forms/LoouMXgDBF67raY83


  15. WBL News:
     
    1. Join WBL as they tour both UCLA’s Simulation Center and Botanical Garden! Students will be given the opportunity to see a collection of flowering plants within the university’s forest; and also tour the center in which all medical, dental, and nursing students are trained. Sign up now to get a trip slip!
       
    2. Hey Students!
      Be sure to check out the WBL Board, near Room 212, for volunteer/ internship opportunities, campus tours, and more!

  16. House Standings: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OsbS4_LReePTkb4N8mEf6mNl3Zc0S309NVPeMDw9fC8/edit?ts=5b8eae25

       
  17. Need help applying? Stop by the counseling office on Thursdays during lunch or Monday, Tuesday and Thursdays after school.

    USC Viterbi Summer Programs: STEM-based week or multi-week long camps for graded pre-k-12. Most camps are FREE and offer hands on activities on USC campus. Application deadlines for most camp options is May 1, 2019.
    Annenberg Youth Academy for Media and Civic Engagement : A FREE four-week summer intensive academy for 26 talented high school students (grades 9-11) from the communities surrounding the USC University Park and Health Science Campuses. Students are exposed to the equivalent of first-year college-level courses and develop a rich conceptual understanding of the role that media communications and journalism play in fashioning civic-minded leaders and innovators. The program is non-residential. Application Requirements: Complete the AYA application. two essays (300-500 words each), one letter of recommendation, high school brag sheet/resume, official high school transcript with fall 2018 grades. Deadline to apply is March 22, 2019.
    Chicano Latino Youth Leadership Institute at UCLA: Open to 50 students from Los Angeles County, the three-day institute offers students connection with education, business, political and community leaders to deepen their understanding of the cultural and poticial landscape and receive encouragement in their pursuit of post-secondary educational opportunities. Housing, meals and program materials are provided at NO COST to the participants or their families. Application deadline: April 15, 2019; Institute dates are August 2-4, 2019.
    Minds Matter Los Angeles: Three year commitment beginning grade 10. Students are supported by mentors, develop as leaders, receive financial literacy and life skills training. They also experience FREE summer enrichment experience in college settings that include travels across the nation and world.
    UCLA Anderson School of Management Riordan Scholars Program: The program,