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Local & Virginia Opportunities
Local & Virginia Opportunities
The enrichment opportunities listed are provided for informational purposes only and are not sponsored nor supervised by Albemarle High School nor Albemarle County Public Schools. These programs may take place after school, on weekends, or during the summer. AHS/ACPS does not monitor or oversee students’ participation in these programs and is not responsible for the programs, their providers, or any related activities. Parents/guardians are responsible for determining whether an opportunity is appropriate for their student and are strongly encouraged to accompany or chaperone their student at these program. Families should independently review each opportunity, including its safety policies, supervision arrangements, and requirements, before participating.
Lingletes (Linguistics at UVA)
Lingletes (Linguistics at UVA)
Are you multilingual? Or working on it?
Do you love the study of languages? Come find out what Linguistics is all about! The UVA Linguistics Department wants to introduce high school students to the study of linguistics. Weekly virtual meetings in the fall culminate with a Saturday Linguistics Challenge at UVA! Learn More/Sign up by September 15 here: UVA Lingletes Linguistic Challenge Website
Senior Planning Nite at AHS is coming (September 23)
Hear from a panel of College Admissions representatives about what they are looking for in an applicant, attend sessions on Career Resources or meet with your Counselor. I will give a session on "Writing the College Essay" and talk about how families can help support students during their Senior year!
tentative date: early evening September 23
Writer’s Eye Writing Contest—Fralin Gallery (at UVA)
Are you a writer who is INSPIRED by art? UVA's Fralin Gallery invites you to participate in Writer’s Eye, a literary competition organized by The Fralin Museum of Art at the University of Virginia. This ekphrastic writing competition challenges writers of all ages to create original poetry and prose inspired by works of art.
https://uvafralinartmuseum.virginia.edu/program/writers-eye
Lighthouse Studio: Learn the Art of Filmmaking
During summer and throughout the year, LightHouse studio holds workshops, camps and community events that give young people opportunities to build new and lasting skills in filmmaking. In addition to filmmaking and technical abilities our students learn soft skills: collaboration, communication, planning, citizenship, creativity, and empathy. Local--right here in Charlottesville!
Keep Virginia Beautiful-Student Ambassador Program/Student Ambassadors for Virginia's Environment (SAVE)
Student Ambassadors for Virginia's Environment (SAVE) is a leadership initiative that empowers high school students across Virginia to improve their communities through efforts aimed to address litter, improve recycling, and promote environmental beautification. Applicants need to be in their junior or senior year of high school. The program will run during the 2026-2027 school year. Applications are due by September 15.
https://keepvirginiabeautiful.org/programs/student-ambassadors-for-virginias-environment-save/
Charlottesville/Albemarle 4H
https://sites.google.com/view/albemarlecharlottesville-4-h/home
Agriculture, Natural Resources, Leadership, Science/Technology/Engineering, Communication/Expressive Arts and so much more!
Be a high school DJ: WTJU Radio in Charlottesville
https://www.wtju.net/highschooldj/
Be a Page in the Virginia General Assembly
This long-running (since 1847) and popular program for Virginia youth (ages 13- and 14-years old) is held each winter at the historic Virginia State Capitol and General Assembly Building in Richmond, Virginia. The House Page Program equips students for actively engaged citizenship, focuses on the lawmaking process, and benefits participants (and our democracy) by strengthening leadership traits and developing workplace skills. A successful candidate possesses drive and self-initiative, is committed to listening to and working with others, and clearly demonstrates a positive attitude in all activities
On a typical workday (8:30 AM - 5:00 PM) each week, Page work assignments include delivering documents to officials throughout the Capitol, General Assembly Building and around Capitol Square; performing office errands on behalf of House Members and the Clerk’s Office; working in various staff sections within the Clerk’s Office; and completing an array of needed tasks to ensure the smooth running of daily House committee meetings and Floor sessions in the House Chamber in the Capitol. Pages are trained for these duties and responsibilities during their employment before Session starts.
Following the workday, Pages have two hours of “free time” (5:00 PM - 7:00 PM) reserved for eating dinner at nearby restaurants or ordering from delivery services. A mandatory evening Study Hall is held at the hotel Monday through Thursday from 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM. During this time, certified teachers supervise the Pages and assist them, as needed, but these educators do not provide classroom instruction and do not administer or proctor testing. Prior to starting as a House Page and during its duration (7 weeks in odd-numbered years; 9 weeks in even-numbered years), Pages and their parents are responsible for arranging with their schools and teachers the preferred method of submitting completed school assignments and exams during this extended / excused absence. While at their daily work assignments, Pages remain under the supervision of the Page Program Coordinators and monitored by the Page Program Chaperones during evening hotel stays.
Apply by October 16.
https://publications.virginiageneralassembly.gov/display_publication/197
Imagine a Day without Water Contest (Youth Art Contest)
design a poster for this contest sponsored by Charlottesville Soil and Water, VA
Grades 9-12, Submissions Open in September
https://charlottesville.gov/500/Imagine-a-Day-without-Water
Virginia Space Grant Programming
VESSS Virginia Earth System Science Scholars
Are you interested in science or engineering or NASA? The VESSS program begins with an online course—a free, 4 credit dual enrollment course through Virginia Peninsula Community College (potentially transferable to other colleges). If you complete and excel in the course, selected students will be invited to participate in a free 7-day SUMMER Academy at NASA-Langley Research Center. Open to Virginia high school Juniors and Seniors with a 2.7 GPA or higher.
Due: October
Virginia Space Coast Scholars
Attention 10th graders interested science, engineering, technology and NASA:
NASA/Virginia Space Coast Scholars has 2 parts–an online program (five modules) about current NASA missions by NASA Wallops Flight Facility (in Virginia) and…
Upon completion of the on-line program, top students may be invited to attend a FREE seven-day residential summer academy at NASA Wallops Flight Facility on the Eastern Shore (selection process is competitive).
https://vsgc.odu.edu/spacecoast/
Application DUE: October
Virginia Aerospace Science and Technology Scholars (VASTS)
Attention 11th and 12th graders interested in science, engineering, technology, and NASA-
VASTS is a free program that allows high school juniors and seniors to:
1. take an online NASA-developed course. First, students learn about a broad range of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) skills
2. based on course performance, scholars may be selected to participate in an all-expense paid seven-day residential Summer Academy at NASA Langley Research Center (selection process is competitive)
Application DUE: October
Congressional App Challenge
The Congressional App Challenge is the most prestigious prize in student computer science (we are in the 5th Congressional district). Do you have an idea for an APP? Challenge is open to middle and high school students who code.
*We’ve had a former AHS student WIN, so get coding today!
Register Today! Competition Due: October 26
https://www.congressionalappchallenge.us/
Voices of Democracy Student Writing Contest
Voices of Democracy Student Writing Contest
The Voices of Democracy Student Writing Contest invites middle and high school students to reflect on the future of democracy—and compete for cash prizes.
This year’s theme, “The Next 250 Years,” marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Students are invited to consider what democracy in America should look like in the next 250 years and how young people and emerging technologies can help shape its future.
The competition is open to students in grades 6–12 attending public, private, or homeschool programs in Albemarle County or Charlottesville. Students should submit 150–300 words of original writing in response to the contest prompt.
Contest Prompt
Contest Prompt
It has been 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence. As we look toward the next 250 years, what should democracy in America look like, and how can young people and emerging technologies work together to shape its future?
Submission Deadline
Submission Deadline
Entries are due September 30.
➡️ Contest details and submission information
US Senate Youth Program for High School Leaders—Includes a 10K Scholarship and Trip to DC
Are you a current 11th or 12th grade high school LEADER—are you interested in the Senate Youth Program for High School Leaders? You must be nominated by the Principal first!
If you are selected to attend the US Senate Youth Program, you will receive a $10,000 scholarship and an all-expense paid trip to Washington, DC. See Ms. H. Newman in Talent Development, Room 97H in library to get an application and to see if you qualify. Read the eligibility requirements carefully.
Due: You must be selected by Mr. Barfield first. Please let Ms. Newman know by September 15 if you plan to apply so I can set up a selection meeting with Mr. Barfield.
If you are selected to apply, completed applications due to September 25th to Ms. H Newman (includes letters of recommendation)
National History Day/Virginia History Day Contest
Grades 9-12
Are you a historian? Do you love history class or the study of history? AHS has a NATIONALLY award-winning National History Day team and club. You can enter the contest as an individual entry by creating a documentary, exhibit, performance, website (individual or group) or paper (individual only). You can also enter as a team--groups may include two to five students.
Have an IDEA? Want to get started with your research?
Join the AHS National History Day Club on Fridays in Room 97H in the library or email Ms. H Newman TODAY. Hnewman@k12albemarle.org
UVA High School Visitation Day hosted by Society of Women Engineers
Every Fall and Spring, high school students from all over Virginia visit the university to experience what it's like to be an engineering student at UVA. Accepted participants will spend the day collaborating on design activities, visiting a majors fair, touring labs and dorms, and listening to speakers. This event will introduce students to various engineering fields and the engineering design process. HSV is geared toward girls in their junior or senior years of high school; however, freshmen and sophomores are welcome to apply as well. Application will open soon! Check back.
https://www.virginiaswe.org/hsv
YMCA Youth and Government Model Government
A model government experience for teens in grades 8-12
YMCA Youth and Government™ is a teen program of the YMCA of the USA that allows high school students to serve in state-organized, model-government programs.
Youth and Government is made up of thousands of teens nationwide and introduces them to the world of speech and debate, empowering them to make a positive impact on their community. Participants immerse themselves in experiential civic engagement, state-specific debate issues, and even propose legislation.
Throughout the year, high school participants research and analyze policies and laws affecting youth, teens, and families in the state. In the spring, they have the exciting opportunity to visit Washington D.C. and participate in a mock trial and Legislative Weekend.
WHO: Grades 8-12
WHEN: Weekly on Tuesdays 6:30pm-8pm, starting 9/9
WHERE: Brooks Family YMCA
Teen Leaders Club with Piedmont YMCA
The YMCA Teen Leaders Club is a program giving middle- and high-school-age teens opportunities to develop leadership skills, give back to their community through volunteer work, and have fun. Teens will strengthen skills centering on body, mind, and spirit. The year-long program includes volunteering, team-building, fitness, devotions, academic enrichment, and social events.
Once they have earned enough volunteer hours to qualify, participants also get to attend the Blue Ridge Leaders' School experience at the end of the year! Teens can be in Leader's Club for as many years as they'd like.
WHO: Teens in grades 6-12
WHEN: Weekly on Tuesdays 6:30pm-7:30pm, Starting September 8
WHERE: Brooks Family YMCA
https://piedmontymca.org/teen-leaders-club
c4K Clubhouse Charlottesville
Our members can take part either individually or as a group in a wide variety of STEAM Science, Technology, Engineering, Math activities in our makerspace in the Clubhouse, from virtual reality to audio and visual production. C4K does 1:1 mentoring, group events, and field trips. Check their website for eligibility.
Jefferson Madison Regional Library for Teens
College professors at top tier universities are worried--because very few high school graduates are reading books independently (outside of school). They find themselves overwhelmed by the reading lists assigned by colleges and unprepared to keep up with the pace of learning. And these are at the top tier institutions of learning!
Did you know that reading can improve your writing as well as expand your vocabulary? WIN. Reading transports you into the story of someone else, which builds empathy and the ability to appreciate others' points of view. Heck, a great read, it can change your worldview.
Reading grows your brain, cognitively, in ways we don't yet fully understand (but appreciate nonetheless). It can destress you and reduce anxiety. It can improve your focus and attention. Reading groups (like the ones at your local public library) can connect you with other teens. If I could choose one thing that my students do to expand their minds--it would be reading. A lot. Daily. Be a reader.
Includes Book Clubs, Teen Advisory Board and more! What's your reading goal this year? Get to know your local library system--Jefferson Madison Regional Library. They are FREE and OPEN to the public. Ms. Newman is a reader--I am ALWAYS reading!
Virginia National Bank's (VNB) Finance Career & Leadership Academy (FCLA, Academy)
VNB FCLA is a program designed to provide advanced personal finance and employment readiness training AND a path to career opportunities in banking for high school juniors and seniors within our communities. The Academy runs as an in-person series of classroom meetings Feb-June in Charlottesville with career opportunities and additional professional education for stellar graduates. Applications will open this fall.
Even More Opportunities
Even More Opportunities
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Breakthru Junior Challenge
$250,000 post-secondary scholarship prize
The Breakthrough Junior Challenge is an annual, global science video competition for high-school students. due September 15
https://breakthroughjuniorchallenge.org/
The New York Times Annual Student Contests
Ten challenges that invite teenagers to engage, experiment, reflect and create — via writing, photography, audio, video and more.
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/30/learning/our-2026-27-student-contest-calendar.html
https://static01.nyt.com/newsgraphics/documenttools/d1d1bfebfceb6aee/fb746684-full.pdf
CSpan Student Cam Short Documentary Competition
StudentCam is C-SPAN's annual national video documentary competition that encourages students to think critically about issues that affect our communities and our nation. 2027 THEME: “Mr. Speaker, I Rise To…” Envision yourself as a newly-elected member of Congress and produce a documentary about the issue you would address in your first House floor speech. Grand Prize winners win $5000
The submission deadline is Jan 20
NaNoWriMo --National Novel Writing Month
National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) is a fun, empowering approach to creative writing. The challenge: draft an entire novel in just one month. Why do it? For 30 wild, exciting, surprising days, you get to silence your inner critic, let your imagination take over, and just create!
https://nanowrimo.org/national-novel-writing-month
Herb Alpert Young Jazz Composer Award
The ASCAP Foundation Herb Alpert Young Jazz Composer Award (the “Award”) is granted annually to encourage talented young jazz composers during the earliest stages of their careers.
https://www.ascapfoundation.org/programs/awards/herb-alpert-composer
Classical Musicians…Jack Kent Cooke Young Artist Award X NPR From the Top Grant
The Jack Kent Cooke Young Artist Award is a one-time, need-based grant of up to $10,000 for classical instrumentalists, vocalists, and composers ages 8-18 who are full-time high school students and have not yet entered college. Due November
https://fromthetop.org/apply/jack-kent-cooke-young-artist-award/
Critical Language Scholarship
The CLS Program provides opportunities for American college and university students to study languages and cultures essential to America's engagement with the world.
Each summer, American undergraduate and graduate students enrolled at U.S. colleges and universities across the country, spend eight to ten weeks learning one of thirteen languages at an intensive study abroad institute. The CLS Program is run by the US State Department and is designed to promote rapid language gains and essential intercultural fluency in regions that are critical to U.S. national security and economic prosperity.
Applications will open soon and are due in November.
Concerto Competition sponsored by the Marines
“The President’s Own” United States Marine Band, in conjunction with the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation, is pleased to announce its Concerto Competition for High School Musicians is now open. All application materials are due by Nov. 15, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. EST. Late submissions will not be accepted. The winner will appear as a guest soloist with the Marine Band during the 2027 Spring concert season and receive a $2,500 scholarship from the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation. Second and third-place winners will receive $1,000 and $500 scholarships respectively.
https://www.marineband.marines.mil/Educational/Concerto-Competition/
Veterans of Foreign Wars Scholarship and Essay Contest
The Veterans of Foreign Wars is dedicated to promoting patriotism and investing in our future generation. If you are a democracy-loving high school student, the national first place winner receives a $35,000 scholarship paid directly to the recipient’s American university, college or vocational/technical school. The theme is: "What a Veteran Taught Me about America" Read the contest rules before writing your essay!
Due: October 31
https://www.vfw.org/community/youth-and-education/youth-scholarships
Bennington College Young Writers Awards
The Young Writers Awards promotes excellence in writing at the high school level. Our goal with this competition is to recognize outstanding writing achievement by high school students.
Each year, students in the 9th-12th grades are invited to enter this fall. Prompt will open in September. They are also holding an August writing prompt each week to get you thinking!
https://www.bennington.edu/events/young-writers-awards
Ballotpedia Fellows Program
Ballotpedia, the encyclopedia of American politics, is recruiting students to join the Fall 2026 Ballotpedia Fellows Program editing team.
Fellows volunteer to contribute 5 to 10 hours of research per week, helping expand Ballotpedia’s coverage by researching candidates and adding key information, including endorsements, campaign themes, and contact details that will populate candidate profiles on Ballotpedia.org.
https://apply.workable.com/ballotpedia/j/0860BD77C5
Citizen Science--Projects and Ways to Get Involved from NASA
Join the scientific community by collecting data, analyzing results, and helping scientists solve real-world problems.
https://www.nasa.gov/get-involved/
Subscribe to the NASA Express Newsletter and never miss a Challenge (delivered every Thursday)
https://www.nasa.gov/learning-resources/nasa-express
US Naval Academy Essay and Photography Contests
https://www.usni.org/essay-contests
Virginia Aviation Art Contest
The Virginia Department of Aviation offers the Virginia Aviation Art contest for students. The contest has a different aviation theme each year and is open to young people ages 6-17.
https://doav.virginia.gov/va-art-contest/
Youth Wildlife Art Contest sponsored by NRA
Entries must be signed by the artist and portray any North American game bird or animal that may be legally hunted or trapped. Endangered species and non-game animals, such as eagles and snakes, are not eligible subjects. To confirm whether a certain animal or bird is eligible, see this list of North American game animals and birds. due October 1 with cash $$$ prizes
https://artcontest.nra.org/how-it-works/
Virginia Aviation Photo Contest
The annual Virginia Aviation Photo contest takes place each year and offer photographers and pilots the opportunity to show off their best aircraft pictures. Aerial photos highlighting Virginia’s lovely scenic areas as seen from the sky may be entered. Photos taken with drones will also be accepted. Winning entries may be featured in DOAV’s annual aviation calendar and social media. Point of Contact: David Halstead david.halstead@doav.virginia.gov
https://doav.virginia.gov/va-photo-contest/
From the Top Jack Kent Cooke Young Artist (Musician) Award and Fellowship Program
https://fromthetop.org/apply/jack-kent-cooke-young-artist-award/
The Jack Kent Cooke Young Artist Award is a one-time, non-renewable, need-based award of up to $10,000 given in conjunction with full participation in From the Top’s Learning and Media Lab Fellowship.
Each year, From the Top chooses approximately 20 pre-collegiate musicians ages 8-18 to receive the Award. The Award is given to driven and committed pre-collegiate musicians with financial need to help offset the often prohibitively expensive costs of studying classical music at a high level.
An application for the Jack Kent Cooke Young Artist Award is also an application to From the Top’s Learning and Media Lab Fellowship program. You do not need to complete two separate applications. See the “How To Apply” section below for more instructions.
Application is due mid-November for 2027 graduates.
VCU Pre-College Programs in Music
The VCUarts Department of Music regularly hosts workshops, camps and other programs for middle- and high-school students and their families. Programs happen year-round and include offerings for winds, brass, percussion, voice, piano, strings and more!
https://arts.vcu.edu/academics/departments/music/pre-college-programs/
Smithsonian Magazine
https://photocontest.smithsonianmag.com/photocontest/categories/
Scholastic Arts and Writing Awards Grades 9-12
The nation’s longest-running, most prestigious recognition program for creative teens in 28 different categories. Receive scholarships, cash awards, or tuition assistance by participating in the Awards!
Do you know multiple languages? Are you bilingual?
*You may be eligible to take the STAMP test for the seal of biliteracy and can even earn credit (1-2 years) by exam for achieving a high STAMP test score in a language. The STAMP test given at AHS is FAST approaching--talk to your counselor right away if you think you'd like to take the STAMP test this Spring. The STAMP test is offered in many (but not all) languages...even ones that we do not teach here at AHS. Contact your Counselor to sign up.
QUESTBRIDGE--Apply to College
National College Match
Dream big and apply for full four-year scholarships to 55 top colleges through QuestBridge.
Eligibility:
High school seniors currently attending high school in the U.S. and planning to attend college the fall after graduation, and U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents living abroad
Earning primarily A’s in the most challenging courses offered
Demonstrating strong writing skills and intellectual curiosity, plus resilience, integrity, and motivation to succeed
Typically from a household earning less than $65,000 annually with minimal assets (for a household of four members).
https://www.questbridge.org/apply-to-college
Looking to Improve Your SAT score? Schoolhouse/Khan Academy SAT Bootcamp
SAT Bootcamps: 4-week programs in the month leading up to each official SAT date. Run by certified peer tutors who scored 700+. Average score improvement: 40-55 points
Classes at PVCC
Virginia residents have access to an excellent community college system. There are all kinds of classes you can take. PVCC classes are reasonably priced for Virginians. You may even earn college credit. Plus they offer financial aid if cost is an issue. What a cool way to explore an interest you can't explore in our school!
You can start a college transcript.
Note that courses taken at PVCC in the summer do NOT go on an ACPS transcript. But you CAN request a transcript from PVCC to upload and show to colleges/universities! Check with PVCC transfer specialist to see if your credits transfer to college. https://www.pvcc.edu/summer-pvcc
Students interested in attending PVCC after high school or learning more about this option can complete this interest form to be sure they receive information throughout the year. PVCC Admissions representative Ms. Ratliff visits AHS on Mondays (in the counseling office) or on other days by appointment. Ms. Ratliff can help students with exploring PVCC programs and transfer options, applying to PVCC, applying for financial aid, requesting academic accommodations, registering for classes, and more. Email cratliff@pvcc.edu to request an appointment or ask questions!
Scholarships
Scholarships
QUESTBRIDGE Program
https://www.questbridge.org/high-school-students/college-prep-scholars
Applying to college can seem daunting, and the prospect of paying for it can seem even more overwhelming. But it doesn’t have to be. The College Prep Scholars Program equips high-achieving high school juniors from low-income backgrounds with the knowledge, confidence, and resources to apply to top colleges. Application opens Feb 1, due in March (more info on the COLLEGE page)
The Cooke College Scholarship Program
is an undergraduate scholarship program available to high-achieving high school seniors with financial need who seek to attend and graduate from the nation's top four-year colleges and universities.
https://www.jkcf.org/
The Coolidge Scholarship
The Coolidge Scholarship is an annually awarded, full-ride, presidential scholarship that covers a student’s tuition, room, board, and expenses for four years of undergraduate study. The Coolidge may be used by recipients at any accredited college or university in the United States. Anyone of any background, pursuing any academic discipline of study, may apply to this non-partisan, need-blind, program.
Students apply for the Coolidge Scholarship during their junior year of high school. Finalists are flown in for a finalist weekend at the Coolidge Historic Site in Plymouth Notch, Vermont where they interview with the Coolidge Scholars Finalist Jury. Recipients of the Coolidge Scholarship are notified of their award late in their junior year, before college application (note: current high school seniors are not eligible to apply). Finalists who are not named Coolidge Scholars are eligible to receive a smaller, one-time, college scholarship.
Calvin Coolidge worked hard in academics; the young New Englander’s only sport was public speaking, often on public policy. The main criterion that distinguishes Coolidge Scholars therefore is academic excellence. Secondary criteria include: demonstrated interest in public policy; an appreciation for the values Coolidge championed; as well as humility and service. Apply December 2026. https://coolidgescholars.org/about/
Military Service
Military Service
Members of Congress may nominate candidates for appointment to four of the five U.S. service academies: U.S. Military Academy (USMA), West Point, NY; the U.S. Naval Academy (USNA), Annapolis, MD; the U.S. Air Force Academy (USAFA), Colorado Springs, CO; and the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy (USMMA), Kings Point, NY. The fifth service academy, the U.S. Coast Guard Academy (USCGA), New London, CT, does not require a congressional nomination for appointment.
John McGuire's office's Service Academy Coordinator is Ben Yerdon.
Resources:
Attached is a document titled One Page Service Academy Nomination Packet that lists all required documentation to be considered a complete application for the Service Academy Nomination.
· Contact: ben.yerdon@mail.house.gov
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