• Anyn Rand Essay Contest

    The Ayn Rand Institute sponsors annual essay contests and offer prizes every year.
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  • Dickerson Park Zoo Youth Opportunities

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  • Medical Explorers - Cox

    A rewarding educational avenue for students ages 15-20 trying to decide if a health care career fits into their future. 
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  • Medical Explorers - Mercy

    A rewarding educational avenue for students ages 15-20 trying to decide if a health care career fits into their future. 
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  • Miss Missouri Teen Pageant Scholarship

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  • Missouri Cadet Patrol Academy

    A program sponsored by The American Legion Department of Missouri, Inc., in cooperation with the Missouri State Highway Patrol.  A week long summer opportunity for students interested in law enforcement.  Students must be 16-18 years of age and have a "C" average or higher.  See your counselor for more details and an information about the application process.
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  • Missouri Fine Arts Academy

    A 3-week residential program for highly motivated student visual arts, theatre, dance, creative writing, and music.  The Academy offers an intensive schedule of classes in interdisciplinary and discipline-specific arts, and a wide range of co-curricular activities
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  • Missouri Girls State

    The Missouri Girls State program was first established in 1940. The purpose is to promote pride in America.  Girls create a fictitious state where the citizens will govern at the city, county and state level. They will have speakers who serve as leaders in our Missouri government as well as hold important offices in our communities. This is open to girls in their junior year of high school; interested students should contact their school counselor for details.  If interested, please see the Junior Counselor by the end of first semester.
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  • Missouri Innovation Academy

    The Missouri Innovation Academy is a three-week residential academy held on the campus of Missouri State University. The academy is designed to reward bright and motivated, incoming high school junior and senior students from across the state of Missouri. It provides students the opportunity and tools to become knowledgeable, successful and excited about innovative technology, research, business and career opportunities in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (stem).

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  • Missouri Public Affairs Academy

    An 8 day academy held on the MSU Campus that brings together talented and aspiring students to develop their understanding of public affairs:  civic engagement through government and the private sector.  The Academy combines presentations by guest speakers with discussions, hands-on activities and service projects. Open to current to sophomores and juniors w/ GPA of 3.0.
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  • Missouri Region Junior Science, Engineering, and Humanities Symposium

    Students, accompanied by their sponsoring teacher, will spend two days engaged in activities devoted to science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM).
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  • Missouri Scholars Academy

    The Missouri Scholars Academy is a three-week academic program for 330 of Missouri's gifted students who are ready to begin their junior year in high school.  The academy is a residential program held on, and partially funded by, the campus of the University of Missouri.  Ssss  See
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  • Prudential Spirit of Community Awards

    Prudential Spirit of Community Awards recognizes students who have made a difference through volunteering. 
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  • Southwest Missouri Health Education

    A program for students in grades 7-12 who are interested in anatomy and health care.
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  • The American Legion Missouri Boys State

    Boys State is an eight-day hands on experience in the operation and fundamentals of government.  Citizens of MBS construct their own state, utilizing the core values that hold true in our everyday lives. They are taught the need for competition, the value of public office, the strength of the individual voice and vote. Open to young men in their junior year of high school; interested students should contact their school counselor for details/application.  If interested, please see the Junior Counselor by the end of first semester.   
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  • University of Missouri's Robert J. Stuckey Essay Contest

    Who is eligible:  9th-12th gradestudents

    What do they need to do:  Write an essay between 1200and 1500 words in length and should address one or more aspects of books andreading  (other detail oriented requirements are on attached sheet)

    How many can we submit as a school:  ONLY 1 and we pick the one submittal……….Last year, they only had 57 entries out of theover 600 MO eligible schools

    Prize:  $1500 for 1st, $750 for 2nd,and $250 for 3rd

     
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  • Washington University Summer Scholars program and Summer Institutes

    Opportunities for Ozark High School students to prepare for college success!
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