Volunteering Opportunities for High School Students

High school volunteers attend a one‑hour training, then spend up to five hours guiding middle‑ and high‑school students through budgeting simulations, using JA’s interactive software and real‑world case studies in classroom settings.

Students assist the cancer center’s patient services, greeting families, delivering activity packs to pediatric units, and helping with data‑entry for research studies. Duties are performed on the main campus under the supervision of the Volunteer Services Coordinator.

Volunteers teach online STEM courses including math, computer science, chemistry, biology, and physics.

Share your passion for STEM as a Liberty Science Center Volunteer! Volunteers interact directly with LSC’s guests, helping them get the most out of every visit. Our volunteers receive training and experience in customer service—and they have a lot of fun! Join us, and be a part of LSC’s mission to inspire the next generation of scientists and engineers.

Princeton Learning Experience (PLE) International School is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit K-12 school registered with the New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE), USA. PLE helps youth and adults in the U.S. and other countries learn and develop advanced English reading/writing, STEM, liberal arts, and speaking skills via onsite or online classes, workshops, and communication media. PLE is located in the same city as Princeton University, a famous Ivy League school in the United States, and close to the American metropolitan cities of New York and Philadelphia. It has a high-quality educational environment and rich humanistic and historical resources.

High school students participate in a volunteer program at the Philadelphia Zoo, assisting with animal care and education programs.

High school students participate in various volunteer roles such as youth councils, libraries, hospitals, and food programs. They gain experience in different fields and develop community service skills.

High school students assist with various tasks such as escorting patients, delivering flowers, and helping with events. They work closely with hospital staff and gain valuable experience in a healthcare setting.

High school students participate in a summer volunteer program, engaging in various activities such as assisting with patient care and supporting hospital events. Students work in a dynamic hospital environment, interacting with patients, families, and healthcare professionals. The program takes place at UConn Health, where students contribute to the hospital's mission and gain valuable experience.

High school students participate in various hospital tasks, such as escorting patients and assisting with administrative work, while gaining insight into the healthcare field. Students work alongside hospital staff, developing essential skills in communication and teamwork. The program takes place at The Hospital of Central Connecticut, where students interact with patients, families, and healthcare professionals.

High school students participate in Rhode Island 4-H, engaging in community service projects, leadership development, and skill-building activities. They work with younger students, teaching them various skills and promoting positive youth development. Students participate in workshops, conferences, and events, enhancing their leadership and communication skills.

High school students volunteer at the Boys & Girls Club, assisting with after-school programs, sports, and activities for younger students. They work in a club setting, gaining experience in youth development and program management. Students participate in training sessions, learning about club operations and policies.

Teens assist with library programs, such as tutoring, book clubs, and events, to gain experience in community engagement and leadership. They work closely with library staff to develop and implement programs for younger students.

High school students volunteer for the STEM Explorers powered by Green Teens program, assisting with educational activities and events. Students work with museum staff to develop and implement programs for younger children, gaining experience in STEM education and community outreach. The program takes place at the Long Island Children's Museum in Garden City, NY.

High school students volunteer with LI Teens Rise, participating in community service projects and events. Students work with LI Teens Rise staff to develop and implement programs for younger children, gaining experience in community outreach and volunteerism. The program takes place in various locations across Long Island, NY.

High school students volunteer at the Long Island Science Center, assisting with educational programs and events. Students work with science center staff to develop and implement programs for younger children, gaining experience in science education and community outreach. The program takes place at the Long Island Science Center in Riverhead, NY.