The Futures and Options Internship Program provides students from New York City with critical work-readiness training and opportunities to gain firsthand work experience as interns with a dynamic range of business partners. This program also introduces motivated young men and women to the fields that they are interested in.

An after school enrichment program hosted by Harvard Medical School to recruit high school students from underrepresented backgrounds into science and medicine. Students attend Saturday classes on Harvard's campus and are immersed in STEM lectures led by Harvard students.

Through this program, teens aged 14-19 are able to gain experience in PC hardware, programming codes, gaming design, customer service, and job readiness. Using this knowledge, youth are able to refurbish old computers, which are then donated to those in need.

Volunteer opportunities abound in the Department of Parks and Recreation. You can volunteer to assist at fun special events like Family Skate Night and Arlington Palooza, help individuals with disabilities learn to swim, help to remove invasive plants from our parks, and much more.

Western Aerospace Scholars (WAS) is an online distance learning course and summer experience specifically designed for high school sophomores and juniors interested in pursuing science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) pathways through the exploration of space and space travel. The online curriculum is a University of Washington college course focused on NASA’s space exploration program as well as topics in Earth and Space Science. If scholars successfully complete the online curriculum, they are invited to participate in multi-day summer experiences that provide them the opportunity to work with STEM professionals, NASA scientists, university students, and STEM educators.

Encouraging people to sign up for the National Marrow Donor Program. You would be using your smart phone or tablet to reach out to people and walk them through the process of signing up as potential donors.

Youth Leadership Greater Washington (YLGW) is a five-month interactive youth leadership development and community education program. Founded in 1991, this powerful program serves high school sophomores and juniors in the Greater Washington region. YLGW provides leadership training to these youth leaders while raising their voices around critical issues in the region. Thanks to the generosity of corporate and individual sponsors, youth leaders participate in the program tuition-free.

A free college writing workshop program for 8-12th graders living in the Greater Boston area. Students are able to choose from three course offerings taught by current Emerson college students: fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. Participants also have access to several seminars that occur throughout the year, as well as a chance to share work they have written at the annual EmersonWrites showcase.

Since its founding in 1988, Splash has become MIT’s largest annual teaching and learning extravaganza. For one awesome weekend every November, thousands of high schoolers will flood campus (or, this year, virtual classrooms) to take classes, taught by MIT students, on anything and everything. Come be a part of this iconic MIT event!

Idaho Science and Aerospace Scholars (ISAS) is a competitive program that allows high school juniors to take an engaging online NASA-developed course on Space Exploration through Idaho Digital Learning that teaches a broad range of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) skills aligned with Idaho Content Standards.