MARCH 15, 2024
MARCH 15, 2024
FEBRUARY BEAR OF THE MONTH RECIPIENTS
Congratulations to our 189 Bear of the Month recipients for February 2024! Bear of the Month students can be recognized for Outstanding Character, Academic Excellence, Improving Behavior, Positive Attendance, Leadership, and Service.
SHOW CHOIRS ADVANCE TO STATE!
Congratulations to our amazingly talented Show Choirs, Sweets and The Central Sound, on advancing to STATE!
LADY BEARS GIRLS BASKETBALL
Indiana Jr All-Stars
Congratulations to our Lawrence Central junior girls basketball players named to the 2024 Indiana Junior All-Star teams. Players are selected by the Indiana Basketball Coaches Association.
- Core Six - Jayla Lampley
- Blue Group - Laila Abdurraqib
MIC Player of the Year
Lawrence Central junior, Jaylah Lampley has been named the Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference (MIC) Player of the Year. Jaylah averages 18.6 points per game, 5.9 rebounds, 1.8 assistants, and has over 1,200 career points. Congratulations and Go Bears!
Girls BB at Statehouse
On March 4, the 4A state champion Lawrence Central girls basketball team was recognized at the Indiana Statehouse. Many thanks to Indiana Representative John Bartlett, Indiana Representative Carey Hamilton, and State Senator Kyle Walker for taking time to recognize Lawrence Excellence!
HOORAY FOR A SUCCESSFUL COLLEGE FAIR!
LC hosted the 2024 NE Indy College Fair and it was a tremendous success! Over 60 universities, colleges, trade schools and military branches were represented and shared information with hundreds of students and families. Below are a few pics of the successful event!
BEST BUDDIES MEETING
CLD's FAFSA COMPLETION NIGHT
PRIDE OF 56TH STREET NIGHT
FAFSA COMPLETION WORKSHOP
LCHS PROM 2024
Tickets for our 2024 Prom, Celestial Garden, are now on sale in the Bookstore. Prom will be held at the Indiana Roof Ballroom on Saturday, April 20.
Only Juniors and Seniors in good standing will be permitted to purchase tickets. Any student who wishes to bring a guest from another school should obtain a guest form from the Bookstore.
Sophomores may only attend if invited by a junior or senior who must submit a guest form to Mr. Maloney, Sophomore Class Administrator, for approval. Please contact Dr. Teresa James with questions at Teresajames@msdlt.k12.in.us
2024 BEARS BASH
2024 LC BEARS RAFFLE
The Bears Athletic Club (BAC) is excited to offer the LC BEARS RAFFLE again this year! The ask is for EVERY LC Athlete to sell AT LEAST 15 Raffle tickets (more is highly encouraged). Money raised is used to support all LC Athletics teams.
- Raffle tickets are $10 each and enters you for a chance for the grand prize of $2500, 2nd place $1250, 3rd place $750 and 4th place $500.
- The winning tickets will be drawn during the BEARS BASH on Saturday, April 27, 2024.
- You do NOT need to be present to win, but you must be at least 18 years old to purchase a ticket.
- We will also have 2 EARLY BIRD drawings for $250 each on March 20 and April 17 for tickets turned in by those dates.
- Please turn all raffle tickets and money into Gabbie Anderson in the Athletics Office no later than Friday, April 26.
- To purchase raffle tickets, see any LC athlete or stop by LC Athletics during school hours.
Questions? Contact BAC President Nicole Hoffman at nicolehoffman07@yahoo.com
MARCH IN GUIDANCE
TERM 3 REPORT CARDS
The end of the Term 3 grading period was Friday, March 15th. Student report cards will be available in Skyward on Friday, March 22nd.
Remember, this grade is a PROGRESS REPORT for the spring semester. If grades look strong, encourage your child to keep doing what is working. If grades need improvement:
- consider creating a schedule or a routine
- completing homework in a space free of distractions,
- checking Canvas for assignments, resources and timelines
- checking Skyward for grade
- contact the teacher for content-specific help
- celebrate the "wins" as they come!
MEDIA CENTER MARCH NEWSLETTER
JUMPSTART 2024 - ENROLLMENT NOW OPEN!
JumpStart 2024 is the MSD of Lawrence Township's no-cost summer program, intended to provide structured academic support and high levels of engagement, providing a "JumpStart" for the upcoming school year.
JumpStart will be held every Monday through Thursday, beginning Monday, June 3 through Thursday, June 27, 2024. There will be no programming Wednesday, June 19 in observance of Juneteenth.
The program is open to all students entering Grade 1 through Grade 8. Grades 9 & 10 are by invitation only. JumpStart will be housed at all elementary, middle, and high school buildings and students will attend the school to which they are assigned for the 2024-2025 school year.
Lawrence Township eCampus (LTeC) will continue to be available for students to earn high school credit and enrollment will begin after Spring Break.
Click here for additional details and to enroll in JumpStart 2024!
PARENT PICK-UP/DROP-OFF
Please do not park on the street to pick your student up or drop them off.
This is extremely dangerous and irresponsible when it comes to the safety of your student and others. Parents are expected to use our drop off process in the main parking lot by the stadium off of Richardt St. Parents, please also speak to your student about using the crosswalk when crossing the street. We will continue to address this with students as well.
STUDENT ATTENDANCE REMINDERS!
As the weather changes, students WILL NOT be allowed to bring blankets to school. Make sure your student dresses appropriately for the weather change and potential temperature changes throughout the building.
Students need to bring their Chromebook daily fully charger. Please make sure your student adds this to their nightly routine.
Thank you for being a great partner in your students' education! The majority of our students are doing a great job with all aspects of their attendance. Some of our families and students are noticing a different approach from our administration team when it comes to all aspects of attendance. We will continue to take a deep review of your students' attendance and determine next steps if they have poor attendance.
Some of the attendance areas we’re reviewing daily:
Tardy to class
We still expect students to get to school on-time regardless if they walk, drive or are dropped off by a parent.
Missed or skipped class
Unexcused full day absences
Parents, if your student is going to be out or late for any reason, please make sure you contact the attendance line. If we don’t answer, leave a message and we will review and update accordingly. Thank you for your attention and partnership to this matter.
ATTEND TODAY. ACHIEVE TOMORROW
The power of consistent school attendance is more than a routine - it is a gateway to success. By being present in school, students are not just marked as present, they are investing in their future. Every day is an opportunity to learn, grow, and achieve together.
Over the next ten weeks, we are pleased to bring you Attend Today. Achieve Tomorrow., a campaign aimed at helping families understand the value of ensuring that their students are at school daily. Let's make regular school attendance a habit, not a goal. Every week on Thursday morning, you will receive a ParentSquare message from leaders across the MSD of Lawrence Township, sharing their insight on how school attendance directly impacts different aspects of the educational experience.
WEEK 9
Regular attendance teaches students the importance of responsibility and accountability for their commitments, which are crucial life skills. School helps students to develop good habits, including showing up daily, being prepared, doing their best, and trying challenging things.
The MSD of Lawrence Township is fortunate to have a partnership with Communities in Schools, who help provide a family liaison at every school in the district. Family liaisons offer a wealth of resources and support for both students and families. Hear from Belzer Middle School family liaison, Mr. Antonio Jefferson and Fall Creek Valley Middle School family liaison, Ms. Carmisha Leary about not only the role of school in developing life skills, but also how they are here to support.
WEEK 10
For Week 10, we close out with Preparation for the Real World. Hear from Chief of Human Resources, Ms. Carla Johnson and Belzer Middle School teacher, Ms. Alexa Knoderer on how regular attendance mirrors the expectations of the working world, where consistent presence is essential for success and collaboration.
BOOKSTORE & TREASURER UPDATES
BEAR WEAR NOW AVAILABLE in the LC BOOKSTORE!
Do you need an idea for a Valentine's Day gift? Shop the Bears Athletic Club (BAC) for all of your spirit wear needs! We have sweatshirts, t-shirts, joggers & sweatpants, shorts, hats, blankets, car decals and more! BAC Bear Wear is now available in the LC Bookstore or during any varsity home football or basketball game. You may also shop online anytime to order at your convenience and pick up at the LC Bookstore by going to Home | LCHS Bears Athletic Club (square.site)
All sales are final. No returns or exchanges.
NEW LC ALUMNI STORE
LC PAINT BEAR HOODIES
The LC Paint Bear Hoodies are back and this time we also have long sleeve shirts! These new arrivals sold out within 6 hours of them being available in December so make sure to purchase one while supplies last. The LC Bookstore accepts cash, check, credit/debit card and digital pay.
RETRO UNIFORMS FOR SALE
Retro LC Uniforms are now available for purchase at the LC Bookstore. Sizes and numbers are limited. All proceeds for uniforms go to LC Athletics.
LC AFFINITY DEBIT CARD
LC has also partnered with Indiana Members Credit Union to bring to you the LC Affinity Debit Card. For every $1 spent with credit signature transactions when using the LC Affinity Debit Card, LC receives $0.02. Help our first year with the LC Affinity Debit Card be successful by visiting IMCU.com to open an account or visit the Castleton Branch for more information (7470 E 82nd Street, Indianapolis, IN 46256).
"BEAR CAVE" BOOK STORE NOW OPEN!
The NEW Lawrence Central Bear Cave Bookstore is located across from the Nurse’s Office. Our hours are 8:30am to 2:00pm. We will be selling school supplies for students, some LC themed items and snacks. (Items being sold are found in our flyers below.)
Any kids wanting to purchase items from the bookstore must have a pass.
FREE TUTORING WITH VARSITY TUTORS
Online Tutoring is still available through our partner Varsity Tutors!
Varsity Tutors allows families to schedule tutoring around their busy schedules and is completely FREE to Lawrence Central students! They can provide live online tutoring in all subject areas offered at LC, including AP and dual credit courses. They can also provide support for SAT and ACT prep whenever you need it.
AFTER-SCHOOL TUTORING IN THE WIN @ LC
Every Monday & Thursday @ 3:50 - 4:50 PM
Thanks to the Lawrence Township School Foundation, LC teachers are providing after school tutoring every Monday and Thursday in room C110 (the AVID room) from 3:50 pm to 4:50 pm.
Tutors are available to assist students with assignments, projects, studying, etc. in English Language Arts (ELA), Math, Science, and Social Studies. Interested students do not need to sign up, they just need to report to C110 and check in with our WIN Coordinator by 3:50 pm on tutoring days.
***Please note transportation home will NOT be provided. Student's needing rides will exit and require pick-up at Door #1***
DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI NOMINATIONS NOW OPEN!
The MSD of Lawrence Township is now accepting nominations for Distinguished Alumni from Lawrence Central High School for recognition in 2024. With this award, we recognize those outstanding alumni who have displayed extraordinary gifts of leadership, achieved recognition for their professional expertise, attained success in their field of endeavor, and provided service to their community and/or LT Schools.
Each spring, a committee representing the district and the Lawrence Township School Foundation submits to the superintendent recommendations for selection. Those selected are then confirmed by the Board of Education and celebrated during school homecoming festivities in the fall. Once an applicant is submitted, they remain on the list so there is no need to resubmit.
MARION COUNTY COMMUNITY RESOURCES
- Housing Search Tools
- Community Housing Providers
- Experiencing Housing Insecurity
- Emergency Housing
- Legal Resources for Tenants
LC SCHEDULING SITE IS OPEN!
One-Stop Shop for All things Scheduling! Diploma Types, Grad Pathways, Curriculum
Handbooks, Course Advertisements, Scheduling Videos, Course Selection Forms, Links to the
Online Scheduling Form.
INDIVIDUAL SCHEDULING CONFERENCES
Counselors have begun meeting with students individually for their one-on-one scheduling conference! If you would like to be apart of your student's scheduling meeting, please contact their school counselor below:
- Last Names A - CRE; IB Students - Ms. Fogle, deenafogle@msdlt.k12.in.us
- Last Names CRI - HARS - Mrs. Messinger, deborahmessinger@msdlt.k12.in.us
- Last Names HART - MA - Mrs. Richardson, cherlisarichardson@msdlt.k12.in.us
- Last Names MC - RAM; 2027 AVID Students - Mrs. Dynak, kimberlydynak@msdlt.k12.in.us
- Last Names RAN - TA; 2028 AVID Students - Mrs. Payne-Shearer, kimberlypayneshearer@msdlt.k12.in.us
- Last Names TE - Z; 2026 AVID Students - Ms. Strader, betsystrader@msdlt.k12.in.us
- 2025 AVID Students - Ms. Koebcke, kaneashakoebcke@msdlt.k12.in.us
- English Language Learners - Ms. Soto Soto, christinesotosoto@msdlt.k12.in.us
REPORT YOUR COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS NOW!
We want to hear about EVERY SINGLE scholarship awarded to you!
As seniors receive admission decisions, they may also receive a scholarship award. Please RECORD those scholarships in the Class of 2024 Scholarship Awards Form.
We want to track scholarships earned by your class and completing this form will ensure that we not only collect a complete profile of the graduating class but that we recognize your accomplishments during SENIOR HONORS NIGHT in May.
Seniors will complete a graduation survey in May, and we will tally scholarship awards for the class at that time. (You must use your MSDLT LOGIN to access the protected form).
2024 SPRING SENIOR MEETING
If you missed or wish to review the items from this mornings senior meeting, please use the following link:
THE 2024-2025 FAFSA IS NOW OPEN!
Completing the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is the most important step in the
financial aid process and determines your eligibility for both state of Indiana and Federal financial aid,
which includes work-study and education loans. Most colleges require the FAFSA to determine your
need for institutional scholarships and grants as well.
FILING THE FAFSA IS NOW REQURED FOR SENIORS AND THEIR PARENTS!
STEP 1: CREATE YOUR FSA ID
Students and parents are required to use an FSA ID, made up of a username and password, to access certain U.S. Department of Education online systems. Your FSA ID is used to confirm your identity when accessing your financial aid information and electronically signing your federal aid.
STEP 2: GATHER REQUIRED INFORMATION
Gather all the information you need to complete the FAFSA. INvestEd has created a FAFSA Checklist to help you identify what you’ll need, and a place to write down your FSA ID. Some helpful information includes Social Security Number/Alien Registration Number, W2's, tax returns, and current bank statements.
STEP 3: FILE THE FAFSA!
File your application at FAFSA.gov. A critical piece is providing accurate tax information which you may be able to transfer using the IRS Data Retrieval Tool.
LC will host multiple FAFSA Completion Workshops from October through April to provide one-on-one help for students and families filing the FASA.
- February 1st @ 4:00-8:00 PM
- March 12th @ 4:00-8:00 PM
- April 3rd @ 4:00-8:00 PM
INVESTED EDUCATION PLANNING GUIDE
The INvestEd Education Planning Guide goes step by step through the planning and paying process. From how to choose a career, research important details, & how to minimize student loan debt. Our contact info is throughout the guide as the INvestEd team is always happy to answer your questions!
FAFSA ASSISTANCE
SENIOR COLLEGE ADMISSIONS DECISIONS
Your LC fam wants to brag about you! Let us know what colleges and/or universities WANT YOU and have offered you ACCEPTANCE to their institutions! We'll celebrate you and your acceptance(s) on
LC social media platforms!
Complete the link below to tell us who said YES to you!
ACCESS THE SENIOR WEBSITE HERE!
To help keep you and your families updated on important information related to all things Senior Year, please take some time to review our Senior Newsletter and our new/developing Senior Website. We will update the newsletter monthly and will use the website to provide a home for important information throughout the year!
Read the February Senior Newsletter Here!
Please use the following link to access the February edition of the LC Senior Newsletter. The Newsletter and other "Senior" items can also be found on the LC Class of 2024 Senior Website.
This month we cover the following items:
- Graduation Update
- Herff Jones Cap & Gown Orders
- LCHS Prom - Save the Date
- Distinguished Scholars and Top 30
- March 6, E-Learning/SAT School Day for Juniors
- Graduation Progress & Post-Secondary Planning
- Grad Pathways Box 2, Employability Skills
- Important Dates
WHO MUST REGISTER WITH SELECTIVE SERVICE?
Almost all men ages 18-25 who are U.S. citizens or are immigrants living in the U.S. are required to register with Selective Service.
- Citizens must register within 30 days of turning 18.
- Immigrants must register within 30 days of arriving in the U.S.
- Men in the U.S. on student, visitor, or diplomatic visas and men who are incarcerated are not required to register.
THE COLLEGE FUNDING COACH
WEBSITE RESOURCES FOR PARENTS
Below is the link to our Parent portion of the school website.
In the link below, you will be able to locate several key resources as we prepare for the school year. ---Below is quick overview-
https://lawrencecentral.ltschools.org/parents
We use Canvas as our learning management system to post some assignments and others things for students.
Skyward is used to track grades, assignments, attendance and other important student information.
Parent Square is a communication tool I will use weekly, along with other divisions within our school and some of our teachers.
Make sure you review the student handbook with your student. We will cover it during the first few weeks of school and in our class meetings in August.
Make sure you review the 1:1 technology responsibilities form.
This is our school website where you can search for needed information or to learn more about LC. https://lawrencecentral.ltschools.org/
GET INVOLVED WITH OUR PARENT SUPPORT GROUPS!
- PFO (Parent Faculty Organization): https://lawrencecentral.ltschools.org/resources
- LCPAA (Lawrence Central Performing Arts Association): https://www.lcpaa.org/
- BAC (Bears Athletic Club): https://lawrencecentral.ltschools.org/athletics/administration
JUUNIORS & SENIORS RECEIVING FREE/REDUCED LUNCH CAN GET 2 FREE TEST FEE WAIVERS!
**Visit the guidance office to receive your waivers**
ACT LEARNING RESOURCES
Free Practice Test and Study Guide
- Includes a full-length practice test (including writing prompt)
- Get an overview of the ACT test and what to expect on test day
- Access general test-taking strategies
Free ACT Official Online Practice Test
- Take official ACT practice tests in all 4 subject areas
- Know exactly what you missed and what you didn't with a score report
- Access related resources to improve your skills based on what you missed
- Retake the test as many times as you want
Free Online Test Prep with Kaplan
KHAN ACADEMY OFFICIAL SAT PRACTICE
Official SAT® Practice on Khan Academy provides free, high-quality, and personalized SAT practice to all students.
- More time on Official SAT Practice is associated with higher SAT scores and could lead to college scholarships.
- The free practice includes personalized study plans, interactive problems, video lessons, 8 full-length practice tests.
COLLEGE REP PRESENTATIONS
PURDUE POLYTECHNIC ANDERSON OPEN HOUSE
YMCA Y ACHIEVERS SPRING BREAK COLLEGE TOUR 2024
IVY ENDOWMENT SCHOLARSHIPS
Ivy Endowment, Inc. is now accepting applications for its annual scholarship funding process.
In addition to the scholarships listed below, IEI will provide four additional scholarships to high school seniors accepted at HBCU!
IEI will provide scholarship opportunities in the following areas:
· Graduating high school seniors
· One-time renewal awards to previous scholarship recipients; and the
· Vera Forte McCain scholarship - for members of Alpha Mu Omega Chapter pursuing graduate education
APPLICATION DEADLINE EXTENDED TO FRIDAY, MARCH 29TH
More information can be found regarding each scholarship and its specific criteria in the links below.
BALANCED MAN SCHOLARSHIP
To qualify for the Balanced Man Scholarship, incoming students should submit an online application and enroll full-time at any of these institutions for the fall 2024 term (no essay required). Final deadlines vary by school, but the early application deadline for most scholarships is June 1, 2024. Applicants have no obligation to affiliate with or join SigEp to be eligible. This resource is intended to assist with college affordability while introducing students to campus life opportunities.
DELTA SIGMA THETA SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarship Awards
The Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter will award the following scholarships:
- $5,000 Fortitude Scholarships
- $2000 Pearl Scholarships
- $500 Book Awards
Eligibility Criteria
Eligibility for this scholarship is limited to African American high school seniors who have already applied to a school and identify as female, regardless of sex assigned at birth, expression, or perceived expression, and reside in the following areas: Avon, Brownsburg, Carmel, Fishers, Greenwood, Indianapolis, Kokomo, Lafayette, Plainfield, West Lafayette, and Zionsville. All applicants must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0
scale or equivalent.
Application Deadline: All materials must be emailed to scholarship@dstiac.org by 11:59 ET pm on March 31, 2024
STIFEL, NICOLAUS & COMPANY, INC SCHOLARSHIP
IASBO Scholarship Opportunity
The Indiana ASBO Foundation is proud to offer five (5) high school seniors scholarships of $2,500 to support their future educational endeavors.
REQUIREMENTS
Applicant must be a current high school senior related to an active IASBO member. Candidates must also be accepted as a full-time student at a two- or four-year college/university or vocational/technical school.
IAG Annual Scholarship Competition
Application deadline is Friday, March 28, 2024
Learn about each scholarship, requirements and application here!
THE "NO SWEAT" SCHOLARSHIP
$2,500 "No Sweat" Scholarship
Amount: $2,500
Number of awards: 1
Due Date: March 31st 2024
Eligible Candidates: 8 - 12th grade students
Application URL: https://www.cirkledin.com/scholarships/
Application Process: Apply on the above URL. Free application.
Direct-to-student cash prize for any educational purpose: from books to summer enrichment to a new laptop.
- No GPA requirements or Essays to write
- No minimum income requirements
- Selection based on their holistic Cirkled In profile
2024 INDIANA APWA SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION
The Indiana Chapter of the American Public Works Association would like to offer an opportunity to Indiana high school seniors to receive our 2024 annual scholarship. The scholarship is awarded to a high school senior who would pursue a degree program in a public works related field.
- Such fields would include Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Parks and Recreation, Municipal Planning, Public Administration Public Works/Municipal Operations and Fleet management among others.
- The degree may be through a university or technical school course of study.
- The scholarship awards $1000.00 annually for 4 years provided that the student demonstrates continued progress toward a public works field degree.
- A paid annual membership to the American Public Works Association is included in the award.
A.C.E. AWARD SCHOLARSHIP
The National Exchange Club offers a scholarship opportunity to graduating seniors who’ve overcome great adversity to accomplish that achievement. The Lawrence chapter of the club is accepting applications for candidates for the spring semester; one boy and one girl. Lawrence Central, Lawrence North and Lawrence Advance Academy each have these two opportunities, per semester.
The local level prize is $300. They can then move onto the Exchange club’s district level, possibly receiving $1,200 and further, to the national prize level, offering $15,000.
Access the A.C.E award (Accepting the Challenge of Excellence) scholarship application here!
INVESTED SCHOLARSHIP SEARCH HELP
Scholarships can be a big help to cover costs for students but take work. The INvestEd Scholarship Search Help sheet shares tips to make to applying easier, and places to look for scholarships.
The INvestEd scholarship drawing is an easy opportunity to apply for a scholarship for high school juniors, seniors, or adults looking to continue their education. Any FREE money helps reduce possible student loan debt!
EXPLORE SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AT BOLD.ORG!
At Bold.org, we believe that the world will be shaped by the bold—the fighters, the risk-takers, the earnest overachievers who won’t take no for an answer—the ones who know that a mountain is climbed a step at a time.
Bold.org is built for students, like you, who are determined to make the climb. As you join the Bold.org platform, you get the opportunity to showcase your goals, achievements, and drive to scholarship panels via your student profile.
The $25,000 “Be Bold” Scholarship is a no-essay scholarship that will be awarded to the applicant with the boldest profile. To us, boldest does not mean “best”, or “most accomplished”. Being bold means being Earnest, Determined, Moving. The scholarship will be awarded to the student whose profile is most bold, according to these characteristics.
Furthermore, this scholarship will be similar to the many easy scholarships available on Bold.org in that it will favor students who apply earlier—who are bold and seize the day without procrastinating.
Students at any education level, state, field of study, and GPA will be considered.
EASILY FIND SCHOLARSHPS THAT FIT YOU WITH FASTWEB!
Fastweb is a free scholarship search platform that connects students to college scholarships, trade school scholarships, and financial aid tools. Our goal is to help you find scholarships to make college or vocational school more affordable.
GOING MERRY
Students searching for scholarship dollars for college--and for some CAREER training--will want to create an account at GOING MERRY.com. The site is much like the Common App used for college admissions, collecting a lot of information about the student and then searching for scholarships which match the student account. It helps take scholarship search--which can feel very overwhelming--down to a more manageable task.
STUDENTSCHOLARSHIPS.ORG
MEPI STEM BOOTCAMP OPPORTUNITY
PROJECT STEPPING STONE
CLD PROJECT MR.
Project MR. (Male Responsibility) Indianapolis Youth Development program equips, empowers and prepares adolescent African-American males for achievement and success by teaching them the appropriate principles, behaviors, attitudes and values that lead to personal development and career success. The “Misters” are taught how to be responsible, self-believing, achieving men in society by upstanding and caring African American male professionals who serve as the facilitators of this program.
CAMP GOOD GRIEF 2024
WABASH COLLEGE PRE-COLLEGE SUMMER PROGRAM
Wabash College is excited to offer a pre-college summer program, Playbook for Life; Navigating Careers in the World of Sports! This FREE week-long program provides two session options: July 7 - 12 and July 14 - 19. Geared towards motivated rising sophomores and juniors, the camp is designed for those passionate about exploring careers in the sports industry.
Program participants will:
- Engage with Wabash alumni who are leaders within major athletic organizations like the Indianapolis Colts and Green Bay Packers.
- Tour NCAA Headquarters and Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
- Experience what college life at Wabash is like for a week.
- Utilize individualized college search and readiness resources.
HIGHERING AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS
WEST POINT - SUMMER LEADERS EXPERIENCE
TURN UP YOUTH ACTIVISM REMOTE INTERNSHIP
2024 YOUTH ECONOMIC $UMMIT (YE$) PROGRAM
STANFORD PRE-COLLEGIATE SUMMER INSTITUTE
LOUIE'S TUX SHOP EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
Louie’s Tux Shop in the Castleton Square Mall is looking for immediate part time help from high school students! We are always able and willing to work around school, extracurricular activities, and/or any other part time jobs. Our only requirements are they must be at least 16 years of age and have a reliable mode of transportation.
If interested in rewarding part time work, please follow the link below or stop into the shop to fill out an application.
BE A SUMMER LIFEGUARD!
BSU INTERIOR DESIGN SUMMER WORKSHOP
INDY YOUTH LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
The Indianapolis Youth Leadership Academy (IYLA) is a tuition free five-day learning experience for young men and women 15 - 18 years of age, interested in receiving a basic knowledge of leadership regarding individuals and organizations.
Students are accepted from the Indianapolis metropolitan area including the surrounding counties. The only requirements are 1.) the ability to do basic high school class work, 2.) a desire for success, 3.) a positive attitude, and 4.) a good work ethic.
The focus of the instruction is on the individual leader, as well as specific ways the students can lead people with differing levels of ability and motivation. In each of the classes presented, character, ethics, mentorship, service to others, and individual success are stressed by the instructors.
The instruction, all materials (in a full binder, presented to each student who may keep it for a lifetime of reference) and lunch each day are being offered at no cost to the student. Each student receives credit for 45 hours of in-service academic training.
All Academy instruction and work done by the student may be done during the class hours as there will be practical exercises and time to work on projects above the material, training, and information covered by the instructors.
The Indianapolis Youth Leadership Academy is not a camp or summer recreation program! It is designed to give each participant a head start in a successful life working with other individuals and organizations.
LEXICON AMBASSADORS PROGRAM
CIEE HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER ABROAD PROGRAM
EXPLORING ENGINEERING @ PURDUE
BU: BE REAL 2024 REGISTRATION IS LIVE!
PURDUE SUMMER COLLEGE PROGRAMS
ENGINEERING SUMMER PROGRAMS @ CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA
The Catholic University of America School of Engineering is once again hosting two distinct summer camps for rising juniors and seniors!
Engineering New Frontiers Summer Institute: July 22nd - July 26th
Computational Biosciences Institute: July 8th - July 17th
Those interested can fill out our interest form or visit our website for more information.
Questions regarding the summer camp can be sent to rileyk@cua.edu or engineering@cua.edu
FCFCU STUDENT BANK ACCOUNT
IMPD CADETS FLYER
IU JIM HOLLAND SUMMER SCIENCE PROGRAMS
The Indiana University Department of Biology is delighted to offer exciting opportunities once again for high-achieving underrepresented and underserved high school students to develop their interests in science through the Jim Holland Summer Science Programs.
While racially diverse populations expand and have more influence, they remain underrepresented in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). By continuing the tradition of providing low-cost, enriching STEM experiences for our students, it is our goal to increase their participation and thus, increase diversity in the STEM fields.
WELCOME OUR NEW BOYS GOLF COACH!
We are excited to announce Chris Keys as our new varsity boys golf coach at Lawrence Central High School. Coach Keys is a proud veteran of the United States Air Force and graduate of Kennesaw State University where he majored in Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance.
Mr. Keys is no stranger to the Bear Family. He spent three years as the head boys and girls coach at Belzer Middle School where he was able to develop future bear golfers while winning MIIC championships on both sides. He brings a wealth of knowledge gained from those experiences and is eager to continue sharing his love for the game at the high school level.
LC GIRLS BB SUMMER CAMP
THE BEAR FACTS - 3/15/2024
THE BEAR FACTS - 3/8/2024
NCAA CORE COURSE GPA TRACKER
We are proud to provide you with free access to the CoreCourseGPA.com program, which now includes a one-of-a-kind recruiting profile for your use! The CoreCourseGPA.com 3 Step Recruiting Process is very easy to follow and use for your recruiting benefit.
Every semester counts! So, it is advantageous to begin using CoreCourseGPA.com as a freshman, or even sooner, whenever you start taking HS level courses.
- Just scan the attached QR code to set up your free membership. Be sure to save/write down the member name and password you create.
- You may then login to CoreCourseGPA.com by clicking the red Member Login button on in the upper right corner.
- Next, follow the 3-Steps CoreCourseGPA.com has developed to help get you recruited:
- -Step 1: Use the CoreCourseGPA.com software to calculate and project your NCAA core GPA (it's different than your record card GPA)
- Step 2 - Set up your Recruiting Profile
- Step 3 - Use the CoreCourseGPA.com provided options to email college coaches directly.