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Come to the Wytheville Moose Lodge on Main Street to learn more about the program and complete Step 1. All high school students welcome, as is their parent/guardian. High school counselors and career coaches welcome. The program will be lead by program chairman and only last 30 minutes.
All High School aged students welcome. High school counselors and career coaches are also welcome to attend. The session will be at the Hopewell High School in the Library. It will last a half hour.
Chairman Manny will notify selected delegates by phone and/or email. Delegates must respond within 24 hours to Mr. Manny. You must attend the International Congress to receive the Virginia scholarship.
Zoom Information Session for interested high school participants. Please complete the registration form and email it to vmayouthawareness@gmail.com by Friday, October 6 at 5:00pm. You will be emailed the Zoom information.
This will be a Zoom session at 7:00pm. It will last approximately 30 minutes. Email your completed registration form to vmayouthawareness@gmail.com at least the day before. You will receive the Zoom link after the registration is received and validated. Every high school participant MUST attend an information session to participate in the scholarship program.
All submissions must be completed by 11:59p on December 31. No late submissions will be accepted for any reason. It is suggested to not wait till the last minute to submit your information.
The International Youth Awareness Congress will occur in Roanoke, VA April 25 - April 29. Chairman Manny will notify the selected State Delegates with more details.
Students interested in taking part in the program can go to the Moose Lodge at 1350 W. Main St., Wytheville, on Saturday, Aug. 24, to hear a presentation. Prospective students and their parents can sign up for time slots on 11 a.m., noon, 1 p.m., 2 p.m. or 3 p.m. If you cannot attend the […]
The Winchester Moose Lodge will be sponsoring an informational session between 11a-12p and 1p-2p. Stop by and talk with Youth Awareness team members Rachel & Melissa about the program and the opportunities the program provides.
Home school, Private, and Public students in grades 9 - 12 are welcome to attend and learn more about the program at the state and international level.
The YA team will be hosting a booth at the Virginia Moose Association Chili Cook-Off/Car Show event that is open to the public at the Lynchburg South Lodge located at 934 Waterlick Road, Lynchburg, VA 24501. Come talk with us to learn how you can participate in this program and possibly earn scholarship funding.
Welcome all high school students (home school, private, & public) to come and learn more about the Youth Awareness program and your opportunity to learn funding from the VMA that may be used for trade-school or college and International money that may be used for college.
