News Summary
The Leaders to Legends Program offers Tuscaloosa high school sophomores a chance to enhance their leadership skills through monthly interactive sessions and mentorship from community leaders. Applications open from February 3 to March 7, with interviews scheduled between March 13 and April 11. Selected students will experience unique learning at various locations, including the University of Alabama and Shelton State Community College. This program aims to empower young leaders to impact their schools and communities positively.
Exciting Opportunity for Tuscaloosa High School Sophomores!
Attention all 10th graders in Tuscaloosa! A fantastic chance is knocking at your door—it’s called the Leaders to Legends Program, and it’s time to step up and apply. This program is all about empowering young leaders like you to become the changemakers of tomorrow, making a difference in your schools and communities.
What’s the Buzz?
The Leaders to Legends Program is designed specifically for high school sophomores in both Tuscaloosa City and County schools. Participants in this exciting initiative will have the opportunity to engage in hands-on sessions every month, diving into the many facets of Tuscaloosa’s rich economic, social, historical, and political landscapes. It’s not just about sitting in a classroom—think interactive learning, engaging discussions, and real-world experiences that take your leadership skills to the next level.
Meet the Mentors
One of the standout features of this program is the chance to connect with community leaders who will mentor you throughout your journey. These leaders will guide you through character-building activities and service projects, preparing you to face challenges head-on. You’ll be learning from the best as they share insights that could ignite your passion for leading change.
Important Details to Remember
Originally kicked off as the Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama’s Forerunners program, the Leaders to Legends initiative is now gearing up for its inaugural session starting in September. So, how can you get involved? Here’s what you need to know:
– Eligible participants are sophomores (currently in 10th grade) looking to step into their junior year. If that’s you, then you’re in luck!
– The application process opens on February 3 and runs through to March 7. Mark those dates on your calendar!
– Once applications are in, there will be interviews for selected candidates from March 13 to April 11—this is your chance to shine!
– Decision letters will be sent out in May, letting you know if you made the cut.
What to Expect
A select team of 40 students will be chosen each year by an interview committee from Leadership Tuscaloosa. If you’re selected, you’ll need to complete registration documents and commit to attending all monthly sessions. These sessions aren’t just educational; they’ll be held at various exciting locations, including the University of Alabama campus, Shelton State Community College, and the Tuscaloosa Career and Technology Academy.
How to Apply
If you’re interested in being part of this program, obtaining more information and applying is easy! Just follow the designated link provided by the University of Alabama, and you’re one step closer to joining this transformative experience.
Seize the Moment!
This is an incredible opportunity for Tuscaloosa students who are ready to take charge and make an impact in their community. So, gather your thoughts, put on your thinking caps, and get ready to submit that application! Your journey from leaders to legends starts now—don’t miss out!
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Additional Resources
- Alabama News Center: Leaders to Legends Program
- Patch: Leaders to Legends Program Seeks Applications
- AL.com: New Program for Student Leaders
- WVUA 23: Leaders to Legends Program Opportunities
- Tuscaloosa News: Jabo Waggoner’s Influence
