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Welcome Students and Families! On this page, you will find various opportunities students can get involved in. Some opportunities are looking for students in specific grade levels, please read through each program's description and apply on their website!
Upcoming opportunities (internships, programs, conferences, etc...)
Student & Business Mentoring Flyer 2026.pdfMeet. Connect. Discover.
Cypress Chamber Student & Mentoring Breakfast
Cypress Chamber Student & Mentoring Breakfast
Ready to step outside the classroom and connect with professionals from our community? Join us for the Cypress Chamber Student & Mentoring Breakfast on Thursday, October 1, 2026, from 8:30–11:30 AM.
This is a great opportunity to:
Meet and network with local business and community leaders
Practice professional communication and conversation skills
Learn about different careers, industries, and pathways
Build connections that could support your future goals
Gain real-world insight from professionals who have been where you are now
Your future network starts before graduation. Take advantage of this opportunity to meet professionals, ask questions, and discover possibilities you may not have considered.
Interested in attending? Complete this registration form to be considered for participation.
Thursday, October 1, 2026 | 8:30 AM–11:30 AM
Here is the URL Link - REGISTRATION LINK
Girls Who Code
Girls Who Code
Apply to Girls Who Code’s free Fall Pathways program!
Girls Who Code’s free virtual Pathways program is now accepting applications from high school girls and non-binary students for the Fall program!
In this virtual self-paced program, you can explore topics like AI, Game Design, Data Science, Cybersecurity, and Web Development all at your own pace.
Key Dates:
Early Deadline: July 8, 2026
General Deadline: August 26, 2026
Program Dates: October 19 - December 4, 2026
Ready to apply?
Submit the brief application at girlswhocode.com/pathwaysapply.
$100-HighSchool-VR-Flyer (1).pdfTurn-Up:
Turn-Up:
voter registration fellow opportunity
voter registration fellow opportunity
The founder of TurnUp, a non-partisan 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to increasing youth civic engagement. Forbes named TurnUp a standout non-profit.
I’m reaching out to share a $100 paid civic fellowship opportunity for your students at Cypress High School. We are hiring at least five of your students at Cypress High School to serve as civic fellows. Fellows will perform a total of 1-2 hours of work over the course of 2 weeks to help register students to vote in their community. The application link is here at bit.ly/hsvotes and the deadline for applications is rolling.
This opportunity is fully remote and will engage students, either individually or on teams, to register voters in their community. The time commitment is flexible and allows students to tailor their voter registration initiatives to the unique needs of their schools. Each student/team is trained by experienced organizers on voter registration, is sent all the materials they need to host a drive, and maintains direct contact with one of our staff supervisors throughout the process!
Please see the fellowship application here. Here is a linked informational flyer to be shared with students and here is our website.
Counselors-in-Training:
https://www.cypressca.org/activities/teen-activities/counselors-in-training-volunteers
This is a summer volunteer program for our high schoolers from 9th – 12th grade that are interviewed and selected to work a training program where these teens can develop leadership, job experience, program development, and supervision in a recreational setting. To apply the teens need be between 14-16 years old and a Cypress Resident. Applications open in February.
Youth Action Committee:
During the school year we offer a volunteer program for high school students from 9th – 12th grade that are interviewed and selected to learn and work with the Cypress Recreation Department and outside organizations. This program does require a lot more to apply such as being a resident and/or attend a school in the City of Cypress, must be a high school student no older than eighteen years old, required to volunteer a minimum of 30 hours for Cypress event and 10 with an alternative organization, and must carry a 2.5 GPA.
Virtual Youth Art Show:
This if a free event for students in Preschool – 12th grade and must reside or attend a school in Cypress to submit pieces of artwork. To submit an artwork piece, it can be on all mediums, a photo needs to be taken or scanned into a digital file and needs to be submitted via email with the artwork, artwork title, name, and grade. Artwork will be accepted starting February 3rd till March 3rd, and all artwork will be displayed via our city website on March 10th.
TGR Learning Lab opportunities
TGR Learning Lab opportunities
The TGR Learning Lab offers free afterschool and Saturday programs throughout the 2025–2026 academic year, giving students the opportunity to explore a variety of careers through engaging, hands-on S.T.E.A.M. courses. As an added benefit, free roundtrip transportation is provided after school during the academic year for all AUHSD students attending an AUHSD school. For more information, please contact us, we’re here to help!
Boys & Girls Club of Cypress
Boys & Girls Club of Cypress
Internship Opportunity
Internship Opportunity
FRL Fall Programming (1).pdf
Resources for Students
Resources for Students
ARMC NEW LUNG Virtual Session FLYER_image 5.14.21-converted.pdfQuit Smoking Today!
Free Virtual Individual Counseling
OCYC Flyer 1[59085] (2).pdfReady S.E.T. OC Youth employment and training programs.
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