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Congratulations to our Dual Language Seniors who have been accepted to the following Colleges and Universities so far:
Daniela Barrio: Joan Golding: UC Berkley Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins UC San Diego UT Austin UT Austin UTEP UTEP Daniella Balarezo: Sarah Gonzalez: Brown University Harvard New York University Princeton U. Penn Yale Vasser College Dartmouth Boston University U Penn Hollins University Duke Texas A&M Columbia UT Austin Brandies UTEP Brown University Georgetown Noah Claflin: Texas A&M at Galveston Hannah Hollandbyrd: Columbia David Dayoub: North Texas Helson Pacheco-Luquis: University of Arizona St. Johns University of Houston Loyola Marymount UTEP Yasmin Garcia: NYU Karla Rodriguez: St. Johns University Baylor Pace University University of Denver University of Texas at San Antonio UTEP Congratulations!! Please let us know where you have been accepted so that we can add you to our list!!
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We pre-registered for AP Tests today! if you missed it, go see Ms. Goldfarb ASAP! AP Spanish Lang testers: go to 4th floor (boy's bathroom side) 730 AM on May 6th.
If your EOC and AP tests are at the same time, take the AP test! y\You can make up EOC on Thursday or Friday of next week. Please check in with Ms. Goldfarb or Ms. Galaviz about your testing conflict. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: District 8 Jeremy Jordan Legislative Aide PHONE: 915-212-1037 PHONE: 915-212-1036 DATE: March 27, 2014 Dear District #8 students, Representative Niland is recruiting hard-working and dedicated students, both in high school and college to apply for Internship opportunities at our office. Earn volunteer hours or gain valuable experience to make you more marketable on universities applications or your next job interview. Simply send us your resume to district8@elpasotexas.gov to get started today! Event: Wildlife Conservation Camp Location: Welder Wildlife Foundation – Sinton, TX Date: July 20-26, 2014 Application
Deadline: Thursday, May 1, 2014, www.wildlifecamptx.org Contact: Meg Streich, wildlifecampdirector@yahoo.com, 361-364-2643 The Texas Chapter of The Wildlife Society invites high school students to the best week of their summer! The 21st annual Wildlife Conservation Camp will be held July 20-26, 2014 at the Welder Wildlife Foundation in Sinton, Texas. High school students that have completed the 9th-12th grades can apply at www.wildlifecamptx.org and applications are due May 1st. Campers will experience hands-on activities led by wildlife professionals, which include wildlife and plant identification, hunting as a management tool, species diversity, conservation ethics, wildlife capture and survey techniques, wildlife tracking, predator-prey dynamics, white-tailed deer management, fishing, hunter safety, shooting skills, and much more. The week-long camp is especially recommended for high school students who are considering a career in wildlife management or natural sciences. Students will develop an appreciation for the outdoors through a priceless experience that they will carry with them forever. The Welder Refuge is a 7,800-acre wildlife refuge and research facility with on-site lodging and dining facilities. The Refuge is home to beautiful coastal wetlands and south Texas vegetation, and boasts a plethora of native wildlife, including mammals, reptiles, amphibians and hundreds of species of birds. Campers will have the opportunity to view and study these animals on the Refuge. The camp fee is $300 which covers lodging, meals, materials, and transportation during camp. Contact your local Farm Bureau for possible sponsorships. Applications are available at www.wildlifecamptx.org. For additional information contact Meg Streich, 2014 Camp Director, at wildlifecampdirector@yahoo.com or 361-364-2643. The McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas at Austin would like to invite students to apply for one of our McCombs High School Summer Programs. The camps are designed to provide early exposure to a diverse set of high school students regarding career opportunities in various business professions. In particular, the programs provide participants with an excellent opportunity to learn about careers in business, meet students from cities throughout the state, and experience the UT – Austin campus first-hand! Program Dates: * McCombs Future Executive Academy: June 8 – 13, 2014 * McCombs DYNAMC Program: June 22 – 27, 2014 Students will have the opportunity to: * Attend classes taught by world-renowned faculty * Discover a career in business * Gain a glimpse of life as a Longhorn * Make life-long friendships and explore the UT – Austin campus * Network with business professionals * … and, spend an entire week, ALL-EXPENSES PAID , at the top-ranked McCombs School of Business Application process – Eligibility: * Outstanding African-American, Hispanic, Native American , and first-generation students, in addition to those that have overcome any social or economic hardship, are strongly encouraged to apply. However, all students are welcome to apply. * Rising juniors and seniors in high school (current sophomores and juniors) * Students should be in the Top 10 percent of their class * Applicants should submit the completed on-line application, a resume, two letters of recommendation, and an official high school transcript * Roughly 50 students will be accepted for each of the McCombs Future Executive Academy (MFEA) and Discover Yourself iN Accounting Majors and Careers (DYNAMC) programs * Application deadline : April 15, 2014 SEE YOUR COUNSELOR ASAP FOR DETAILS AND APPLICATION ACCESS |
Mrs. Cecilia PhillipsCoordinator, El Paso HS Dual Language Magnet Archives
April 2019
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