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The 21st Century Leaders Club of Sandy
Creek recently had a celebration of a
statewide "Week of Service" with the
clubs of about 20 other high schools. All applied for and received
$500 grants to use for projects in their schools. Students designed
ways to encourage other teens to develop interest in
careers. Through the Georgia Business Forum all students have access
to business professionals and mentors in a variety of careers.
The SCHS group planned a teacher mini-grant contest
and invited teachers to submit creative ideas for
increasing student awareness and interest in investigating careers.
Each winning a $100 grant were Ms. Snider, Ms. Moore, Ms.
Kearney, Ms McDaniel and Ms. Palma.
Another group project is the Connecteen Web
Page , which teens can use to browse through the career files of mentors from
a wide range of occupations. The teens can e-mail the adults, set
up days to visit and possibly find part-time jobs or
volunteer positions in fields of interest. The group is still seeking mentors
for the site. A form is available on the webpage, www.connecteen.org.
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