• The 19th Judicial District Attorney Youth Council is a student-centered initiative designed to introduce high school youth to the criminal justice system and the role of the District Attorney's Office. Selected students will participate in six field trips throughout the school year.  Hands-on experiences, mentorship, and civic engagement activities will afford students the opportunity to gain valuable insights into law, public service, and ethical leadership. This program encourages students to explore careers in law, enhances civic responsibility, and helps build a deeper understanding of how the legal system protects and serves the community.
  Eligibility Requirements:

  • High school senior

  • Minimum of 2.75 GPA

  • Demonstrate interest in a law or criminal justice field or have successfully completed criminal justice coursework

  • On track to graduate

  • Attendance record of 90% better

  • No major disciplinary infractions

NOTE: As part of this application, you will be asked to include the name and email address of two teachers (or other adult mentors) who will agree to serve as a reference for you. One reference should be CMCSS employee.

Application Deadline: September 3rd

Program Overview: Students selected for the program will participate in six field trips throughout the school year (one per month, starting in October). These trips will offer hands-on experiences with various aspects of the criminal justice and legal systems. Please note that spots are limited.

District Attorney's Youth Council Video (3 minute)

District Attorney's Youth Council One-Pager

Please use the link to apply if interested:: District Attorney's Youth Council Application

Summer Learning School will begin starting June 2, 2025 and will end June 26, 2025 for students who have failed classes this school year or have not made up classes they've failed from previous school year(s). Summer Learning School will take place Monday-Thursday from 7:30am-1:30pm, and breakfast and lunch will be provided. There will be no sessions on Thursday, June 19 in observance of Juneteenth. New credits will not be offered during Summer School. Slots for summer school are limited and will be filled on a first come, first serve basis until we reach our capacity. Students who complete registration after we have reached capacity will be contacted and will be placed on the waiting list. If you are interested in your student(s) attending Summer School, please complete the Google Form on or before May 26, 2025: https://forms.gle/WsMBbqBTSHrJpseCA

Transportation will be available from satellite locations if needed. If you have any questions, please contact your school counselor, Mrs. Turner or Dr. Hutson. If you are unaware if you/your student will need summer school please log into PowerSchool and check grades. If you have any questions, please contact your assigned school counselor, Mrs. Turner or Dr. Hutson.

Counselors:

A-D grades 9-11 DeAndrew Rainey

E-J grades 9-11 Jennifer Janutolo

K-Q grades 9-11 Denisha Taylor

R-Z grades 9-11 Kelsey Grimes

Seniors Gretchen Roberts 

Tennova Healthcare - Clarksville is seeking Youth Volunteers, known as VolunTeens, for the summer 2025 program. Young people between the ages of 14 and 18 and currently in high school may apply. A minimum of 20 applicants will be accepted for one of our one-week sessions, on June 2-6 or July 14-18. Teens must participate in all 5 days of the program, with students attending 8AM- 4PM each day. 

Tennova will also be accepting applications for an exclusive summer long  (June & July) session for Juniors and Seniors. Applicants must be able to commit to 40 scheduled volunteer hours over the summer. 

Applications are now available at at https://www.tennovaclarksville.com/volunteer-opportunities.  Teens must complete and return the electronic application packet by April 21. Incomplete applications will be removed from consideration. Those selected will be notified via email and must attend a mandatory orientation as noted in their acceptance email. Teens will be expected to follow all safety protocols implemented by Tennova Healthcare - Clarksville.

For more information call 931-502-1055 or e-mail shelby.banks@mytennova.com.

Thank you to all parents of the future class of 2029 for attending our 8th grade Flight Night presentation! If you missed out please see the link below to view.

Flight Night 

The Nashville Sounds Foundation is happy to offer the Nashville Sounds Foundation Scholarship for Class of 2025 graduating seniors. This year, the Nashville Sounds Foundation Scholarships will be awarded to four (4) Middle Tennessee graduating high school seniors who will be attending a 4-year college or university in the fall of 2025. Each scholarship will be in the amount of $2,500.00. Applications must be post marked no later than Monday, March 31, 2025, and should include the following:

• Two Letters of Recommendation from a teacher or coach

• Completed Application

• Official high school transcript

• 500-word essay: How will your collegiate education empower you to make a meaningful impact on your community? Share specific examples of challenges you hope to address and the skills or knowledge you plan to use to create positive change.

Please mail all applications to the following address:

Nashville Sounds Baseball Club

Attn: Katie McMullen

19 Junior Gilliam Way

Nashville, TN 37219

Student applicants must meet the following criteria:

1. College-bound senior currently attending a Nashville or Middle Tennessee area high school (must be attending a 4-year college or university in the fall of 2025).

2. Minimum grade point average of 2.5.

3. Demonstrate the value of education, good work ethic and community outreach.

Recipients are awarded a $2,500 scholarship to be used for their college tuition. To date, the Nashville Sounds Foundation has awarded $90,000 in scholarships and is happy to continue helping local scholars continue their education.

For additional questions please email Katie McMullen at katiem@nasvhillesounds.com, or call 615-515-1153.

Application will open on Wednesday, January 15 – Monday, March 31, 2025, via the Nashville Sounds Foundation website. 

Clarksville Parks and Recreation wants everyone to have access to positive experiences that inspire learning, activity, and connection. They are now offering the S.P.A.R.K. Financial Assistance Program—designed to help families with limited income participate in the programs and activities offered. If you live within the Clarksville city limits and meet the income qualifications, this program provides financial support to help your family enjoy sports, play, art, recreation, and so much more. Please see the link for more information.

https://www.clarksvilletn.gov/1165/SPARK-Program-Financial-Assistance

The Tennessee Board of Regents is offering scholarships to cover the cost of the Direct Support Professional (DSP) Training Certificate for up to 250 trainees. This self-paced online course equips new and aspiring DSPs, Consumer-Directed Workers, Health Support Workers, and Paid Caregivers with essential skills for caregiving roles. Participants may also qualify for a $3,000 scholarship to help with expenses like transportation, childcare, and technology during the program. High school graduates, 18 or older, currently working in or interested in caregiving roles are encouraged to apply.

The deadline to apply: Friday, July 4, 2025. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. 

Learn more and apply today here. With questions contact Yolanda Vaughn at 615-365-1512 or dsptraining@tbr.edu. 

The Industry 4.0 Diploma Distinction honors students who pursue a career in a high-need, high-skill industry while still in high school.  To earn the distinction, students will be required to complete 9 courses in aligned dual enrollment and/or work-based learning (WBL) placements during their junior and senior year.  They will also have access to a career coach with whom they will meet with monthly.  Students who pursue this distinction may have options for fourth year course substitutions.    

For more information please see the link: https://rise.articulate.com/share/ZN820_KOGYxXlXGPRE_s_sFcpjq2JOmq#/ 

The $1,000 Altra Foundation Community Service scholarship is now the TOM BROCK COMMUNITY SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP and is NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS!

Altra Federal Credit Union and the Altra Foundation believe in the power of giving back.  We encourage our staff and members to build strong communities through volunteer efforts.  In alignment with this mission, the Tom Brock Community Service Scholarship recognizes and rewards young members who have demonstrated a dedicated history of community service.

In his remembrance, this scholarship was named in honor of Tom Brock, the first Altra Foundation Board Chair, who was instrumental in the formation of this scholarship.  Throughout his personal and professional life, Tom was dedicated to serving others in the community.  His legacy of service lives on through this scholarship, which supports the next generation of community-minded individuals. 

To be eligible, applicants must be active members of Altra Federal Credit Union and have a proven track record of volunteerism and community involvement. This scholarship aims to empower young leaders who are passionate about making a difference and who, like Tom Brock, are dedicated to serving others.

The Altra Foundation has been granting scholarships since 2004, and has awarded 261 scholarships, for a total of $180,000.

The Altra Foundation Community Service scholarship application and requirements are now available here: https://altra.secure-platform.com/scholarships/page/Scholarships/CommunityService.  The application must be completed by February 21, 2025.  Applications WILL NOT be accepted at any Altra offices. 

Are you a graduating high school senior with a passion for leadership, academics, and community impact? The National Association of Black Suppliers Scholarship Fund (NABSSF) is excited to celebrate 37 years of empowering students just like YOU through their prestigious scholarship program.

🎓 Why Apply?

• Generous Support: Receive up to $5,000 per year for up to two years to cover tuition, room & board, and fees at your dream 4-year college or university.

• Proven Impact: Join the legacy of over $2.3 million awarded to outstanding students nationwide.

💡 Who Can Apply?

Students planning to pursue a full-time degree in engineering, finance, technology, business, or related fields. If you have big dreams and the drive to achieve them, this scholarship is for YOU!

📝 What You’ll Need

Submit your application by March 22, 2025, along with:

• Application Form

• Two Letters of Recommendation (one from a teacher or counselor)

• Official High School Transcript (including GPA)

• Essay (Choose one topic):

1. Current Event Impact: Describe a current event and how it has impacted your life.

2. Overcoming Obstacles: Share a personal challenge you've faced, what you learned, and how it changed your life.

3. African-American Entrepreneur: Write about an African-American entrepreneur and explain why you admire them.

Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to invest in your future and become part of a legacy of leaders. Apply today and take the next step toward achieving your academic and professional goals!

Please reach out to senior counselor Ms. Roberts for the guidelines and application. For more information please reach out to:

Caitlin E. Moore

Associate Director for Outreach and Recruitment

The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Office of Diversity Programs
162 Zeanah Engineering Complex
863 Neyland Drive
Knoxville, TN 37996

caitlin@utk.edu
(865) 974-1931

Each year, CEMC awards twelve $1,000 dollar scholarships to graduating high school seniors from our five-county service area. The program application is now live. Deadline for applications is February 28, 2025. The application link is below. If you have any questions please reach out to senior counselor Ms. Roberts.

Learn more and apply at CEMC.org

The Tennessee Governor’s School for the Arts exists to provide high quality arts education for gifted and talented high school students in the state of Tennessee. The pre-professional summer curriculum includes individual and group instruction designed to help each rising 11th and 12th grade student explore and develop talents in music, ballet, theatre, filmmaking, or visual art during this three-week summer intensive. Students are selected in competitive auditions during the months of January or February. Those eligible are Tennessee residents who attend public, private, or home schools within the state.  For more information, please see the links below.

DEADLINES

Online General Application Due: January 17, 2025

Portfolio Requirements Due: January 24, 20245

Audition: February 1st or 2nd, 2025

Program: June 7-29, 2025

GSFTA WEBSITE

GENERAL APPLICATION

The Department of Chemistry and Physics at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga announces the Westbrook Scholarship Program for 2025. Awards of $14,000 (over 4 years) will be presented to as many as seven entering freshmen majoring in Chemistry or Physics. Once awarded these scholarships are automatically renewed provided the student meets specific academic requirements. The Westbrook scholarship can be added to other University scholarships and the Tennessee Lottery scholarship. The Howard L. Westbrook Scholarship fund was established in 1993 by alumnus Howard L. Westbrook of Fairhope, AL., Class of 1958, and is open to all applicants regardless of race, color, creed, or sex with the following qualifications: 

• Complete a course in high school chemistry or physics with an A or B

• Attain a high school grade point average of 3.5 or above

• Earn a composite score of 26 or above on the ACT exam

• Declare chemistry or physics as the major at UTC

While the Westbrook is a merit scholarship, financial need will also be considered during the selection process. Eligible majors include all BS Chemistry degrees (including chemistry, biochemistry, and STEM education concentrations) and BS Physics degrees (including physics, quantum physics, biophysics, and STEM education concentrations).

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An undergraduate degree in chemistry or physics is ideal for anyone with an interest in research, medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, forensics, industry, teaching, patent law, environmental issues, materials, or other science and technology related areas.

A separate “Application for Admission” to the university must be submitted directly to the Office of Admissions at UTC by February 1, 2025. The completed Westbrook application (submitted online) and two letters of recommendation (emailed) are due February 16, 2025.  

Announcement of the awards will be made in middle to late April.

For further information contact:

Dr. Rebecca Stimson

UTC Chemistry, #2252

615 McCallie Ave.

Chattanooga, Tennessee  37403

(423) 425- 4482 or (423) 425-4278

Rebecca-Stimson@utc.edu

For more information about the Chemistry and Physics Program, visit the UTC Chemistry and Physics Website. To complete an online application, follow the Scholarships link.

https://www.utc.edu/chemistry-physics/

Middle College will begin accepting applications from current juniors who want to join Middle College in January 2025 on Sept 11th. Please see the links below for more information!

Main webpage: https://middlecollege.cmcss.net/

Application: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScKb69XL13Maxx6pB0tGWteD2DOFlwJWyTFGWiK34fRtEL_0w/closedform (will open by Sept 11th)

FAQ: https://middlecollege.cmcss.net/parent-info

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZZ127tLVTc&feature=youtu.be

Brochure: https://www.cmcss.net/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Middle-College-Brochure.pdf

TSSAA continues its support of the National SAT/ACT Prep Project through the NFHS and eKnowledge which allows any Tennessee student to receive a 95% discount on SAT or ACT prep courses. This is a community-service, non-profit project and all student fees are reinvested to improve the program and reach more families. The project has more than 45,000 five-star reviews and has already assisted nearly 300,000 families. Learn more at https://eknowledge.com/TSSAA. 

We're looking for students with interest in learning about how the Earth works and who may want to be engaged in helping to solve critical issues including climate change, resource demand, natural hazards, contaminant distribution and mitigation, etc. The Department of Biology, Geology and Environmental Sciences at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga invites high school students who show interest in biology, chemistry, physics, computer science and math to apply to our Geology Program. We offer a B.S. in Geology with 6 concentrations:

Geology: Geology

Geology: Environmental Geology

Geology: Geoarchaeology

Geology: Hydrogeology

Geology: Geospatial Science

Geology: STEM Education

Graduates of our program are prepared to enter graduate school for further study or enter the workforce for fulfilling careers in many fields. All graduates of our program conduct their own research project during their Senior year and have the option to present that research or other research with geology faculty at regional and/or national conferences. Click here to visit our program website and/or send an email to Amy-Brock-Hon@utc.edu for more information.