Participants explore self-awareness, leadership skills, and learn about diversity, poverty, values, and socioeconomic disparities in our community and in our world.

Students have the ability to optionally obtain college credit from Heartland Community College through these classroom sessions.

Who? Students

When? Saturdays July 16 - September 16 (see link below for specific dates and times)

Where? Bloomington/Normal

Cost? $125 to participate, but scholarships are available

• Click here to let us know you're interested.
• Click here to nominate a student.

For program dates and more information click here. 

Team building and skill building programs where students learn about decision making, life maps, finding your why, goal setting, and so much more. They will be able to participate in activities such as rope courses, hiking, volunteer service projects, etc. 

Who? Any 15-18 year old Bloomington/Normal student

When? June 24 - July10

Where? New Hampshire

Cost? FREE - All expenses paid!

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Please complete this application form if you are interested in being a part of our Junior Volunteer program during the summer at Carle BroMenn Medical Center in Bloomington-Normal. Applications are due by Friday 5/6 at 12pm. 

Click here to apply

We are offering students aged 12-18 exclusive medical experience this summer in world-class hospitals and clinics across London: highly-immersive activities supervised by experienced doctors, dentists, vets, psychologists and more.

Who? Students ages 12-18

When? Dates vary for each program. View the link below 

Where? Live online, or in person in London England

Cost? Cost varies for each program. View the link below

Click Here for more information or to register for a program

Who? Students in grades 11 & 12

When? June 19-23 2022

Where? Western Illinois University

Cost? The full $395 residential and $250 commuter registration fees include all program costs.

How does this work? Click Here for more information and to register

Who? Any 14-18 year old entering 9-12th grade for the 2022-2023 school year

When? Early June 2022

Where? Heartland Community College

Cost? $89

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The Accounting Career Awareness Program (ACAP) summer residency program is aimed at providing minority high school students early exposure to career opportunities within the business and accounting professions. The primary objective of ACAP is to increase the number of minority students pursuing careers in accounting and related business areas.

Accounting Career Awareness Program (ACAP): Summer residency program aimed at exposing high school students to the accounting & finance profession.

Who? High school minorities

When? 5 days in the summer of 2022

Where? Dorms at a local sponsoring college campus

Cost? FREE

Please contact us at acap@nabachicago.com for more information.

Deadline March 18, 2022

Apply now to Girls Who Code’s FREE summer programs, with options running June 17 - August 12! They've got two great opportunities, so you can choose the one that fits your needs: 

• Their 2-week Summer Immersion Program (SIP) hosts current 9th-11th graders in live virtual classrooms led by industry-leading companies like EA, Pfizer, and ViacomCBS. Students learn HTML, CSS, and JavaScript while getting an inside look into the tech industry. Plus, all SIP students can apply for grants up to $500 for financial support over the summer.

• Their Self-Paced Program gives current 9th-12th graders the flexibility to earn beginner-level badges in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for web development or an intermediate-level badge in Python for cybersecurity through independent study and real-world projects.

Both programs are 100% free and empower high school students who identify as girls or non-binary to make a difference in the world with technology. Plus, both offer incredible alumni benefits to launch your career!

Click Here for more information

Who? High school students who are 15 and older

When? July 11-15, 2022

Where? Illinois State University

Cost? FREE

How does this work?

CLICK HERE for more information or to register

Illinois Virtual School (IVS)

Who? All students

When? Full Service Courses (for original credit---you have never taken the class; NCAA approved)

• 13 week session runs from May 4th to August 5th, last day to enroll is May 14th
• 9 week session runs from June 1st to August 5th, last day to enroll is June 11th

Credit Recovery Courses (you have taken/failed this class previously; not NCAA approved)

• 12 week session, last day to enroll is May 4th

Where? Online setting with virtual teacher assistance

Cost? Full Service Courses are $240 per semester course.

Credit Recovery Courses are $95 per semester course.

How does this work?

• Contact your advisor to determine which course is appropriate; she will obtain approval from Mr. Moore.
• Once approval is received, visit https://www.ilvirtual.org/ to create an account.
• Request the appropriate course (remember to select the credit recovery option, if applicable).
• Bring payment toMrs. Pearl in the main office.  
• Once payment is received, Mr. Moore will approve the course and you’ll be able to start with the session you’ve chosen.
• You must finish your coursework in the designated time frame.  You may not apply for any extensions; they will not be approved for BHS students due to final grades needing to be reported on your transcript before the fall semester begins.
• You must complete all assignments in order to receive credit for the course; otherwise, an F will be reported on your BHS transcript when final grades are issued (despite what your current grade shows).

*** You may request up to two semester-long courses for the potential to earn 1 full credit over the summer.

Who? Rising Juniors and Seniors

When?

Session 1: May 31 - June 30

Session 2: July 6 - August 5

Session 3: June 6 - August 5

Where? Most courses will be taught online

Cost? $1,228 per course

More information can be found at 

https://www.iwu.edu/summer-term/