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  • TTSP: Mirdrasha Courses

    These courses offer online Jewish studies for high school students, focusing on Jewish texts, culture, & tradition.

  • SHPE: Virtual STEM Labs

    We provide K-12 students access to a variety of opportunities in science, technology, engineering, & math!

  • MIT - MITES Semester

    Join MITES Semester (formerly MOSTEC) for a six-month STEM & college preparation experience.

  • iD Tech: Computer Science and Cybersecurity Classes

    iD Tech offers online coding, game development, robotics, & design courses for kids & teens, taught by expert instructors.

  • Georgetown University Pre-College Program: Cybersecurity Course

    This course unveils how cyberspace evolved, how it opened the door for cyberattacks, & how the world of the dark web came to exist.

  • Excel High School: STEM Mechanical Engineering Course

    Dive into the fascinating world of mechanical engineering with Excel High School's comprehensive introductory course.

  • edX: Engineering

    edX offers a wide range of online engineering courses from, covering topics like mechanical, electrical, and civil engineering.

  • 24/7 Teach: AI - Prompt Engineering Bootcamp

    Embark on a journey into the fascinating world of AI Prompt Engineering in our specially designed bootcamp for teens

  • University of Vermont: Anthropology Courses

    UVM allows high school students to take college courses in diverse subjects like climate change, ASL, & international relations.

  • UC San Diego: Introduction to Anthropology

    This course is designed to introduce students to the general principles of biological & cultural anthropology.

  • Tufts Pre-College: Engineering & Computer Science Programs

    Explore your academic interests at an advanced level with college courses at Tufts University that are open to high school students.

  • The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History: Courses on African American History

    The Gilder Lehrman Institute offers 3 self-paced courses on African American history, covering key events & figures in U.S. history.

  • MIT OpenCourseWare: Africana Studies

    MIT OpenCourseWare has curated this collection of courses related to Africana, African American, & Black Studies topics.

  • LSU: Introduction to Cultural and Social Anthropology

    Explore human cultures, social organizations, & institutions like politics, religion, & language from a cross-cultural perspective.

  • Lookstein Virtual: High School Scholars Program

    Our program offers online courses in Jewish studies with a focus on academic rigor & personal growth.

  • edX: Anthropology

    Introductory anthropology covers topics like cultural comparison, identity, power, & how it addresses global issues & urban life.

  • Coursera: Anthropology

    Study anthropology to understand human cultures & societies. Explore cultural, biological, & archaeological aspects of anthropology.

  • American Anthropological Association: Virtual High School Internship

    We offer a virtual internship for high school students to explore anthropological research & create educational content.

  • Tufts University Pre-College: Science Courses

    Explore Tufts University’s professional & continuing education courses in science.

  • Student Conservation Association

    Join us in building the next generation of conservation leaders.

  • The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History: Courses

    Discover courses & resources on American history from the Gilder Lehrman Institute, perfect for students & history enthusiasts.

  • The Cambridge Future Scholar Programme

    High school students have the opportunity to enhance their academic skills & gain valuable research experience through this program.

  • The 1-on-1 Research Mentorship

    This program offers students the opportunity to pursue research with a current teaching Oxbridge or Ivy League faculty member.

  • Rosetta Institute of Biomedical Research

    We offer hands-on experiences in biology, medicine, & research to inspire the next generation of scientists.

  • Polygence

    Work with a PhD-level expert who will help you create a meaningful project, such as a research paper, podcast, video essay, or more!

  • Pioneer Academics Research Program

    We offer high schoolers institutional resources to conduct original, undergraduate-level research.

  • Lumiere Research Scholar Program

    Explore our diverse programs, offering personalized learning experiences to help students excel academically.

  • Varsity Academics: High School History Camps

    Our History Camps are intensive workshops in which secondary-school students learn how to research & write about history.

  • University of Vermont Pre-College: History

    Explore UVM's pre-college history courses for high school students, offering a head start on college learning.

  • Tufts University Pre-College: History

    Explore history courses at Tufts University, covering diverse topics & perspectives for professional & continuing education learners.

  • Teen Science Cafe

    TSCs are free out of school time programs where teens & STEM experts collaborate on presentations & hands-on activities.

  • PBS Learning Media

    Explore free world history resources for grades 9-12 on PBS LearningMedia, covering key events, cultures, & global perspectives.

  • National History Day Project

    Join National History Day, a competition where students explore historical topics through research, analysis, & creativity.

  • Hillsdale College: The Great American Story

    Explore America’s history, its triumphs & challenges, & the principles that shaped the nation in this free Hillsdale course.

  • Harvard University edX: History Courses

    Explore free history courses from Harvard, covering key events, historical perspectives, & global insights from top scholars.

  • Cornell Pre-College

    Get a head start on college by earning credits from Cornell online.

  • Class Central: History Classes

    Learn History, earn certificates with free online courses from Harvard, Stanford, MIT, & other top universities around the world

  • Young Wonks: Online Coding Classes

    Computer science classes with robotics, Internet of Things (IOT) & game development based curriculum.

  • University of Notre Dame - Pre-College Online Program: STEM

    Notre Dame's pre-college online STEM-related courses feature dynamic video lessons by renowned faculty, & access to mentors.

  • Treehouse

    Founded in 2011, Treehouse offers accessible, affordable online tech education, teaching over 1.2 million people to code and design.

  • UN Volunteers

    Find out how to become an Online Volunteer & help tackle today’s sustainable development challenges from anywhere in the world.

  • Youth Service America

    Youth Service America believes that youth, communities, and our democracy thrive when we all work together for the common good.

  • Students Against Destructive Decisions

    We empower and mobilize students & adult allies to engage in positive change through leadership & smart decision-making.

  • National Youth Leadership Council - Youth Advisory Council

    We help young people build authentic leadership skills, impact their communities, & address real world issues.

  • Global Citizen

    Global Citizen mobilizes millions to drive policy change aimed at defeating poverty, promoting equity, & defending the planet.

  • Generation Global - Youth Advisory Group

    A council of young people volunteering worldwide to meet online twice over a semester with Generation Global staff to discuss ideas.

  • Generation Citizen - Youth Leadership

    Generation Citizen offers tools for rising youth to build civic skills & create the inclusive, multi-racial democracy that we need.

  • DoSomething.org

    DoSomething fuels young people to create change. For 30 years, we’ve supported 8 million youth in turning passion into action.

  • Codecademy

    Codecademy empowers learners at all levels to grow their coding skills & make an impact through interactive learning

  • freeCodeCamp

    freeCodeCamp offers a proven path to your first software developer job with hands-on projects & certifications from all levels.

  • Inspirit AI

    Artificial Intelligence high school & middle school intensives led by Stanford & MIT Graduate students.

  • MehtA+ - AI/Machine Learning Bootcamp

    This 6-week virtual camp for 8th–12th graders taught by MIT & Stanford engineers covers AI, machine learning, & learning fundamentals

  • Scratch (developed by MIT)

    The world’s largest coding community for children that allows young people to create digital stories, games, & animations.

  • STEM-E Mentorship Program

    Explore STEME’s mentorship programs, connecting students with professionals to guide them in their educational journey.

  • Advocates for Youth

    The Student Organizing Team is a cohort of dynamic students from across the country leading campaigns to make material improvements.

  • Veritas AI

    AI Scholars is a 10-week online bootcamp covering AI fundamentals, applications, & a hands-on project with a mentor.

  • W3Schools

    W3Schools Campus provides a vast coding library of courses, quizzes, & interactive lessons for all skill levels.

  • Webflow University

    Webflow University offers free courses & tutorials on web design, development, & creating website.

  • Active Minds - Chapters

    Active Minds empowers youth to transform mental health culture, reaching 1.9 million people annually through advocacy & outreach.

  • National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Internship Programs

    Explore NOAA’s student opportunities, offering a range of internships & scholarships to pursue a career in environmental science.

  • Tynker

    Tynker equips children with foundational computer science, programming, & critical thinking skills to prepare them for the future.

  • Action for the Climate Emergency

    Whether you’re interested in being more involved civically or stopping fossil fuels in your community, there are ways you can help.

  • Carnegie Mellon University: Open Learning Initiative

    Access free, self-paced courses from Carnegie Mellon University’s Open Learning Initiative, offering education in various subjects.

  • Citizen Scientist

    Volunteers actively participating in scientific research by collecting & analyzing data or engaging in experiments.

  • Georgetown University Pre-College: Science Courses

    Georgetown University offers both enrichment & pre-college online courses for high school students ages 13 & older.

  • Horizon Academic

    Discover our personalized mentoring & educational programs to help students unlock their potential & achieve academic success.​

  • Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth: Online Programs Courses in Science

    From space colonization to creative writing, our virtual classrooms will expand your knowledge & spark your curiosity.

  • NextGen Bootcamp Live Online Classes

    Live online, interactive summer coding classes in Java, Python, web design, and more, focusing on real-world projects from day one.

  • STEM Alliance Digital Mentoring

    Digital mentoring programs, workshops, and after-school programs focused on science, technology, engineering, and math education.

  • Families Together in New York State - Youth Power - in Albany, NY

    Youth Power is a safe space for those looking to organize advocacy, to speak out & amplify their voices for change.

  • Girls Who Code Clubs

    Free after-school programs that teach coding and build community to close the gender gap in tech. Meet regularly during school year.

  • LI Youth Development - Coding Classes - in East Setauket, NY

    A coding club introducing programming basics through hands-on projects in Python, C++, Java, & more, for all skill levels.

  • The Coding Space

    Build intellectual confidence and a growth mindset through personalized projects in Scratch and JavaScript.

  • The Coding Space in NYC, Brooklyn, Long Island

    ​​An after-school and summer coding program where kids & teens learn to code while developing critical thinking skills.

  • The Center for Continuing Education - Art Appreciation & History Courses

    LMCCE’s Art Appreciation & History program explores diverse artistic movements & cultures.

  • theCoderSchool Syosset

    Coding classes in Python, Scratch, and JavaScript with private and semi-private coaching, using a mentor-based teaching approach.

  • Stony Brook University Engineering Programs for Middle School Students

    Offers hands-on engineering programs taught by STEM grad students, available in-person, remotely, or in a hybrid format.

  • The Parris Foundation - STEM Camp - in Harlem, NY

    Educational programs that engage students in hands-on STEM activities, fostering critical thinking & problem-solving skills.

  • Weill Cornell Medicine - Health Recruitment / Exposure Program

    Students from underrepresented minorities in medicine have the opportunity to meet & learn from physicians at Weill Cornell Medicine.

  • Alliance of Families for Justice - Youth Empowerment Program

    The Youth Empowerment Project is an Alliance of Families for Justice educational initiative for training future community leaders.

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