Austin CAN Academy
901
Neal Suite 452, Austin, TX 78702
Phone: 512-477-4226
East Austin College Prep
Academy
Charter Middle School of Southwest Key
6002 Jain Lane, Austin, Texas 78721
512.287.5000
KIPP College Prep
8509 FM 969, Building C, Austin, TX 78724-5720
Phone: 512-637-6870
St. George's Episcopal School
4301 N. IH 35, Austin, TX 78722
Early Childhood Development Center, SAES accredited
Texas Rising Star (3 star), serving 18mos-Pre-K
Phone: (512) 452-6063
St James Episcopal School of
Austin
3701 E MLK Blvd
Phone: 926-4214
Texas Academy of Excellence
8509 FM 969
Phone: 512-708-1888
East Austin Education Resources:
All
American Supertutors 304 E. 34th St Phone: 877-734-7743
AMD Community
Technology Center
Computer Lab with 32 computers
Tuesdays, Thursdays, 2:00 pm – 8:00 pm
6002 Jain Lane Austin, Texas 78721
Tomas Natal at 512-462-2181
Anitra Blunt,
Vocal Artist and Vocal Instructor
Cedar Park, TX 78613
Available for private voice instruction, Weddings, Kindermusik, and Voice over
Recording
Phone: (512)422-7070
Demps Tutorials 6448 Hwy 290 East, Ste-D-112, Austin, TX 78723 Providing tutoring services for K-8, mother's day out program, and other
services Phone: 276-1980
FREE Writing Support - Resumes, letters, grant applications, brochures, books Every Tuesday and Thursday at the Carver Branch Library, Room 4 5 pm - 8 pm Provided by the consultants of the UT Undergraduate Writing Center
Strengthening Minds: Tutoring & Educational Camps
8101 Cameron Road-Ste #204, Austin, TX 78754
Strengthening Minds is an educational service, which provides tutoring and
educational camps to students in grades K-8.
512-317-1858
The Creative Side Academy of Austin
628 Allen St., Austin, TX 78702
We offer workshops and classes in all
genre's of the arts.
Taught by local
artists
Phone: 512-719-0900
The Format Group, LLC 1621 E 7th Street, Austin, TX 78702 We provide all steps in the publishing of textbooks from content development to
prepress Phone: 512-473-9900
VICTORY Tutorial Program Free tutoring at seven local library sites, grades 1-12. If you want to
tutor or be tutored. Phone: 974-7317
Junior Colleges:
Austin
Community College
Central
Texas College www.ctcd.edu
School of Nursing 1-800-223-4700
Austin Area Alliance of Black School Educators
(AAABSE)
P. O. BOX 15717
AUSTIN, TEXAS 78761
Office Phone: (512)246.9366
EDU, Inc
Black College Common Application 2625 Piedmont Rd ste 56315 Atlanta, Georgia 30324 770-716-0616 www.eduinconline.com
Connected
Youth
The Connected Youth project, launching this year in 2009, is bringing mobile
technology, laptops, and creative new programs to teens and young adults
throughout Austin. www.connectedyouth.org
Hispanic
Association of Colleges and Universities Champions of Hispanic Success in Higher Education www.hacu.net
Texas AEYC Texas Association for the Education of Young Children TAEYC supports over 2,000 members statewide with training, legislative advocacy,
grants and scholarships. Membership is open to all who share a desire to serve
and act on behalf of the needs and rights of children and families.
Texas Education Agency A very valuable resource about our schools Click Here Check the 2006 Accountability by County for specific school performance
indicators
A new online program that will allow former college students who didn’t
graduate a chance to complete their bachelor’s degrees in a fast-track
format from three University of Texas System institutions will launch in
fall 2010.
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Start looking for scholarships at least one year before entering college. Step 2
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Think about applying for a fellowship - a scholarship for graduate
students - if you want to go to graduate school. Step 4
Recognize what you can expect from a scholarship when you apply for it.
Some schools offer to pay all your expenses, while others only pay for
room and board. Step 5
Use a No. 2 pencil to complete the application form. Step 6
Be prepared to answer general questions such as name, address, social
security number, date of birth, citizenship status and marital status. Step 7
Provide any necessary financial information such as total family income,
number of children in your household, and number of children in college.
Round dollar amounts to whole number values. Step 8
Supply information about the talent required by the scholarship for which
you are applying. Step 9
Mail all the paperwork to the address listed on the application. Step 10
Endure the weeks or months of waiting to find out whether you got the
scholarship and how much money you will receive from it.
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