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News and Events : News 04-05
Press Release
NMH Upward Bound Program Seeks New Ninth-Grade Participants
November 2, 2004
NORTHFIELD, Mass—The Northfield Mount Hermon School Upward Bound
Program is seeking new students from Turners Falls and Greenfield
High Schools. A federally funded, year-round college preparation
program for students who meet income eligibility or whose parents
do not have a bachelor’s degree, Upward Bound helps students
develop the skills and motivation to be successful in high school
and to go on to college. They receive tutoring, academic advising,
after-school classes, and college application assistance in their
schools until graduation. Summers are spent at NMH where they take
classes, receive tutoring and career exploration assistance, go on
college and cultural trips, play sports and many other activities.
Full scholarships worth up to $20,000 are available.
Current ninth graders interested in the program are encouraged to
attend the presentation with a parent or guardian at the Turners
Falls High School cafeteria on Tuesday, November 16th at 6 pm.
Turners’ 9th graders may also attend an assembly in the auditorium
at 2:05 pm on Friday, November 12th. Greenfield 9th graders who
have been referred or who are interested should ask their guidance
counselor for a pass to attend a presentation on Monday, November
8th at 8:50 am.
Applications are available in the guidance offices at each school.
For more information, visit www.nmhschool.org/upwardbound, or call
Christa Gardner at 413-498-3416.
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