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    college & career center team

    Contact Sylvia Womack  Sylvia Womack (562) 591-0581 ex: 5140 Career Center Supervisor Ext 5140
    Contact Roc'Kale Bowman  Roc'Kale Bowman Staff
    Contact Alaa Shuub  Alaa Shuub Staff

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    need a work permit?

    STEPS TO COMPLETE WORK PERMIT PROCESS:

    1. Download & print work permit application below

    2. Student, Employer & Parent sections must be completed and signed

    3.  Submit completed application to swomack@lbschools.net

    4. Once permit has been processed, it will be emailed to student. 

    scholarships to be emailed to ms. womack by due date indicated on scholarship announcement

    scholarship announcements

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    FINANCIAL AID APPLICATIONS... Start here

    Cash for College

    financial aid night presentations

    Web Grants 4 Students

    military monday's

    Representatives from the different military branches will be on campus during LUNCH on the following Monday's:

    CCC, rm 801

    TBD

    QUAD

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    College reps visit poly

    Students must sign-up in the College & Career Center (CCC), room 801, prior to visit for schools scheduled during class time in order to receive a pass to attend. Students of All grade levels are welcome to attend.

     

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    Dreamers Welcome

    OFFICE HOURS - THURS @ LUNCH

    VIRTUAL EVENTS

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    College Applications Open

    UC - DUE 11/30

    OPENS AUGUST 1st

    CSU - DUE 11/30

    OPENS OCTOBER 1st

    The Common App

     OPENS AUGUST 1st

    California Community Colleges

    OPENS OCTOBER 1st

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    file VOTER REGISTRATION APPLICATION
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    VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
    aquarium of the pacific high school education volunteer application open (click on flyer to apply)
    Aquarium of the Pacific Volunteer Application

    Youth Volleyball Coaching

    St.Mary's Medical Center Long Beach Gives (9/19/19) Contact 562-491-9248 for more information

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    college bound programs

    SCS NOONAN Scholars Programis a program designed to help under-served Seniors (African-American, Latino, Asian & Pacific Islander) with a 3.5 Academic GPA or higher, transition & graduate from college.  Through scholarships, jobs, internships, and mentorship, the students of South Central Scholars develop their full potential and become the future leaders, both within SCS and the broader community. If interested, you must first fill out an online intake form. Get Started!

    trio upward bound program

    LBCC Upward Bound Programs provide fundamental support to participants in their preparation for college entrance.  The goal of the Long Beach City College TRiO Upward Bound Program is to prepare high school students from the Long Beach Unified School District area to enroll in and successfully complete a postsecondary education program.  The Program accomplishes this objective by enhancing participants’ academic skills, personal motivation and confidence, which are needed to succeed in college. Upward Bound works with students who are from low-income families (according to US Department of Education guidelines) and / or are potentially the first generation in their families to attend college

     

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    EAOP Goals
    The Early Academic outreach program was established in 1976 by the University of California to increase the number of students who have the opportunity to achieve a postsecondary education. Through a series of educational partnerships between school districts, school sites, and community organizations, EAOP designs, develops, and implements academic enrichment strategies to increase the college going rates of the schools it serves.

    EAOP Mission Statement
    The mission of EAOP at UC Irvine is to increase the academic preparation and college going rates of the students and schools it serves.  Through a series of collaborative strategies that includes; Academic Enrichment Programs, Academic Advising, Test Prep, and Parent Engagement, EAOP is positioned to develop the next generation of university scholars.

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    california student opportunity and access program

    The California Student Opportunity and Access Program (Cal-SOAP) is a State legislated program established in 1978 that serves low income, first-generation students and/or students attending schools with traditionally low college-going rates. Cal-SOAP’s mission is to help students improve their academic performance and make information about post-secondary education and financial aid more widely available.

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    Service academy nominations

    There are four service academies in the United States that require a nomination from an authorized nominating source.

    Each academy offers young men and women a free college education at a highly-ranked, nationally-recognized academic program while preparing them for an officer's commission in the armed forces. The academies are: the Air Force Academy, the Merchant Marine Academy, the Military Academy at West Point, and the Naval Academy.  The fifth service academy, the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, does not require a Congressional nomination.

    For more detailed information regarding the programs offered by each of the academies, you are encouraged to follow the links below. Each service academy has its own web site.

    U.S. Military Academy in West Point, New York

    U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland

    U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado

    U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point, New York

    U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New London, Connecticut

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