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Announcements
College
Breakout Information Sessions - FMHS
Thursday, November 12 - 7:00 p.m. &
7:50 p.m.
College representatives will hold break-out sessions
covering many college, military, scholarship & financial
aid topics. Each session will be available at 2 different
times. Arrive early - there are a limited amount of seats
for each session.
Engineering
Expo - Sunday, November 15th, 1:00 - 3:30 p.m. at Coppell
High School
FREE event for all students in the Dallas/Fort
Worth metroplex. This is an opportunity for students to
visit with engineering companies and universities to explore
education and careers in engineering fields. Please see
the attached impressive list of national schools, including
MIT, Cal Berkeley, and Stanford, in addition to many excellent
regional colleges and universities. There are also engineering
companies coming to provide the students with insight
into careers in engineering.
Eugene
McDermott Scholars Program - UT - Dallas
For Seniors who want to attend UT - Dallas.
McDermott Scholars are afforded an excellent university
and cultural education at virtually no cost and provided
with an extensive financial support for each Scholar's
education. The award provides: UTD tuition & fees,
annual book stipend, travel home assistance, monthly stipend
of $1200, state-wide and national travel, study abroad
assistance. If you are in the top 5% of your class and
have an impressive high school resume, apply now! Deadline
is Nov 1. We currently have a former FMHS student that
was accepted into the program this year - we would love
to have more FMHS students enjoy this AMAZING opportunity!!!!
Hugh
O'Brian Youth Leadership Ambassador Opportunity
For 10th graders. Be selected to attend the HOBY program
in your area!
During your HOBY experience, you will discover and sharpen
your leadership skills; you will come face-to-face with
current leaders in such fields as government, media, business
and education; and, you will be taught how to think, not
what to think, empowering you to value your own opinions
and ideas, and to find the courage to express those opinions
among your peers. Then, HOBY will challenge you to take
your experience back to your home, school and community
and make a difference for others.
To be nominated, submit the essay " In 100
words or less, please describe the most rewarding and
challenging aspect of being a leader in your school and
community" to Ms. Lewis by Nov. 13th.
High
School Aerospace Scholars NASA Johnson Space Center
For high school juniors - An interactive, online learning
experience where students complete web-based lessons during
the school year and travel to NASA for a six-day summer
experience where they work NASA engineers and scientists
developing a mission to Mars. There is no cost for participation
and all expenses are included. Must apply
by November 13th.
Attention Juniors and Junior
Parents - UT modifies Top 10% Admissions Program for
Fall 2011
SB 175, passed by the 81st Legislature, modifies the
top 10 percent admissions program for The University
of Texas at Austin. Under the new law the University
is to automatically admit enough students to fill 75%
of available spaces set aside for Texas residents in
an entering freshman class, beginning with the 2011
summer/fall class.
Using data from recent years, the University has determined
that automatically admitting students in the top 8%
of their high school class to the 2011 entering freshman
class will fill 75% of available spaces for Texas applicants.
As a result, UT Austin will automatically admit all
eligible 2011 summer/fall freshman applicants who rank
within the top 8% of their high school class, with remaining
spaces to be filled through holistic review. See more
information on UT
power point, slides 9-12.
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