The application has opened for the 2025-26 AIFS Foundation George and Nell Kahdy International Study Abroad Scholarships. The scholarships are named after the school's founding principal and his wife, both longtime proponents of study abroad programs. Each scholarship is valued at $4,000, and two will be awarded to Enloe juniors for use in study abroad in the summer between junior and senior year.
Stella Paccione, one of the recipients of the 24-25 scholarship, said, "Experiencing the unique culture of the northernmost region of France, I not only busted stereotypes I’d created in my head, I also learned more about myself and what I want my future to look like. I came out of this experience not only far closer to fluency but with a second family and friendships that I believe will last a lifetime. From exploring the quicksand surrounding Mont-Saint-Michel, learning graffiti, visiting art museums and learning traditional Bretagne dances to befriending stray cats, and figuring out public transportation in a non-English speaking country, my self-confidence has increased tenfold. The world really opened up for me with this trip and I, honestly, cannot wait to go back and to see my host family again (and of course to eat more amazing French food). I would repeat this summer experience again in a heartbeat and encourage anyone interested in experiencing another culture or language to apply for this scholarship. By doing so you open up a world of possibilities and you will come away with more confidence, knowledge, and (hopefully) with friendships that will withstand the test of time and distance. "
To access the scholarship application, click here. Scholarship applications must be turned in by 3 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 17, to the front desk of Student Services. No exceptions will be permitted.
Counselors presented this to juniors in English classes the week of Sept. 21.
Counselors recently met with juniors to go over information important to planning for senior year and beyond. Anyone who missed those meetings can access the resources here:
Junior meeting form
Things to do list
This orientation was presented the week of Sept. 16 to juniors in English class.
UNC Shadow Day: Sign up here to be considered for the annual day for juniors interested in learning more about the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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