THE DAILY BULLETIN
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2011
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GENERAL
DO YOU LIKE TO COOK? Have you taken Culinary 1 and 2? See your counselor to sign up for
Culinary 3 next semester.
MATCHMAKER RESULTS: It’s never too late to find your perfect match. Go to the front of ASB at brunch or lunch all this week to buy your Matchmaker results. The prices are 1 for $3.00, 2 for $5.00, and 3 for $6.00.
HEY KEY CLUBBERS! If you are a freshman or sophomore, then we encourage you to sign up for our executive board. Also, remember that interviews for potential officers are this Friday, February 25, in room V-1 at lunch. We are also having a fundraiser for Pennies for Patients. Donate during you second period class, and the class that raises the most money will get a donut party.
7:00 p.m.
ADVANCED PLACEMENT EXAMS: AP students will receive AP Exam Registration information starting on Thursday, March 4, 2011. AP Exam registration will start March 7th and run through March 18th, 1:00 PM. Students may register before school, brunch or during lunch in the ASB office. The fee for each test is $88, unless the student participates in the free or reduced lunch program. Students can see Mrs. Nelson in the AP office to learn about this program. Don’t forget to sign up!!!
NO LATE REGISTRATION WILL BE ACCEPTED
MEETINGS
OPERATION
STUDENT TASK FORCE: Is meeting in room G-201 at lunch.
SENIORS
SENIORS: There is $500 dollar scholarship available if your parent or guardian is classified employee of the
SENIORS: Are you planning on becoming a teacher? There is a local scholarship of approximately $2000 if you want to become a teacher and have at least a 2.5 GPA. Please stop by the counseling office if you are interested.
Summer Programs for 2011
These special programs are for high school students. Some of them offer college credits as well.
· UCSB Summer Sessions Research Mentorship Program
o Earn 8 UC credits and participate in graduate level research
o Deadline for applications is May 29th
o Summer Session from June 19- July 30
o For more details: http://www.summer.ucsb.edu/RMP/rmp.html, or
o (805) 893-2377
·
o Enrichment classes and SAT prep course
o Summer School from July 3-August 6
o Rolling Admissions- Start the end of April and go thru the beginning of May
o Deadline for applications seeking financial aid is March 1st.
o For more details: www.exeter.edu/summer, or
o (603) 777-3488
· DigiPen Project Fun Workshops
o Learn video game programming, 3D computer animation, and robotics
o Sessions are 2 weeks long
o For more details: http://projectfun.digipen.edu, or
o (866) 478-5236
o
· The
o Non-credit courses allow students to examine their favorite subjects or discover a new interest while exploring course-related sites in
o Session 1: July 10-22; Session 2: July 24-August 5
o For more details: www.precollege.gwu.edu , or
o (202) 994-6360
· Pre-College Program at
o
o Length of programs vary from four-week programs to one-week programs
o Rolling admissions begin May 9th
o For more details: www.barnard.edu/pcp, or
o (212) 854-8866
o Get a head start on college by earning an average of 3-6 college credits
o Programs run for three to six weeks between June 25and August 9
o Application Deadline: May 6
o For more details: www.summercollege.cornell.edu, or
o (607) 255-6203
·
o Intensive four-week, pre college program for students who want to study at an art and design college
o Summer of Art from July 5-29
o Registration Deadline: June 22nd
o For more details: www.otis.edu/soa, or
o (310) 665-6864
·
o Can enroll in undergraduate classes for college credit, pursue in-depth research, or choose a one or two-week seminar
o Deadline for application depends on which program
o Session dates: June 26-August 5or vary depending on program
o Rolling Admissions
o For more details: http://www.bu.edu/summer/high-school-programs/, or
o (617) 353-1378
· College Summer Experience
o Earn college credits while living in the heart of
o Program is from July 1-30
o Rolling Admissions thru the end of May
o For more details: www.CSEinItaly.com, or
o (888) 845-4273
· St Andrews the International Summer School of
o Students are able to create a personalized three-week program to suit both their academic needs and extra-curricular tastes
o Session 1: July 3- 24 and Session 2: July 27- August 17
o For more details: www.summerschoolscotland.com, or
o +44 (0) 330 0777 247
· The University of the
o This program consists of no credit college-level mini-courses in physics and calculus. These courses prepare students for 12th grade and for college
o Program is from June 20- July 10
o For more details: www.sewanee.edu/bridgeprogram, or
o (931) 598-1997
·
o Academic program that emphasizes small group teaching supported by individual tutorials
o Summer courses from July 12-August 5
o For more details: www.oasp.ac.uk, or
o +44 1865 793 333
·
o Five-week program that lets you choose college courses from a variety of academic disciplines- Earn up to seven units of college credit.
o Session A: June 12- July 16 (Application Deadline: May 6)
o Session B: July 17- August 19 (Application Deadline: June 10)
o For more details: summerscholars.wustl.edu, or
o (866) 209-0691
·
o Pre-college and study abroad programs that facilitate cross-cultural understanding and enrichment by providing: cultural immersion, intensive language study, and college preparation
o Program dates depend on which country but are 2-4 weeks starting in late June and ending in late July- early August
o For more details: www.goabbeyroad.com,
o (866) 462-2239
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