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High School Program (9th-11th)

High School Program (Grades 9–11)

The Crosby Scholars Program supports students as they prepare for college, careers, and life after graduation. We help students stay focused on their goals, build strong academic and real-world skills, and explore opportunities that lead to future success. Whether you’re going to a four-year university, community college, enlisting in the military, or heading straight into the workforce, Crosby Scholars is here for you!

Why Crosby Scholars?

High school is a pivotal time in every student’s journey. From 9th through 12th grade, students are making important choices about academics, extracurricular activities, and community involvement.

Crosby Scholars guides students through these years by providing the tools, encouragement, and experiences that help them build confidence, stay motivated, and make informed decisions about their futures.

  • By participating in Crosby Scholars, high school students:
  • Receive guidance on academic success strategies.
  • Build confidence and develop essential life and leadership skills.
  • Explore career and college options through workshops, college tours, and events.
  • Create a strong foundation for college applications, scholarships, and post-graduation plans.

Program Expectations (Grades 9–11)

  1. Academies: Attend at least one Crosby Academy each year. These workshops cover topics such as college readiness, financial literacy, goal setting, and career exploration. Sign up for a Crosby Academy here!
  2. Community Service: Complete a minimum of two hours of community service per year. Hours must be submitted through the official Community Service Form here. Please submit by May 1st, 2026 to receive credit.
  3. Academics: Stay in good academic standing with you school.
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