Last month, students from the Brewer Foundation Future Leaders Program (FLP) had the opportunity to visit Frontiers of Flight Museum in Dallas, TX. See photos from the day below!

The Daughters of the Cincinnati College Scholarships   Amount: $16,000–$20,000 (over 4 years)  Eligibility: HS senior; daughter of a career commissioned U.S. Armed Forces officer  Requirements: Essay + school report + recommendation + SAR  Deadline: March 1, 2026 National Press Club Scholarship Opportunities   Amount: Multiple awards (often $5,000; some up to $20,000+)  Eligibility: Student journalists (varies by scholarship)  Requirements: Online application (varies) 

In many classrooms, there is an invisible wall. On one side is the teacher, the "deliverer" of information; on the other is the student, the recipient. The students who are able to advance past the normal rate of learning and growth beyond others in academics, in their career, and even in their personal lives are the students who learn to break down that wall. That transition from student to collaborator may be the single most important soft skill you can develop before colle

Sammy Hason, Sr. Memorial Scholarship   Amount: $600  Eligibility: High school or undergrad pursuing healthcare (focus on lung disease/rare conditions)  Requirements: 400–600 word essay  Deadline: February 25, 2026  Silicon Valley Community Foundation Scholarships (SVCF)   Amount: Varies  Eligibility: Varies by scholarship (HS seniors, undergrads, re-entry, grad—depends on fund)  Requirements: Apply through SVCF’s online system (varies by scholarship)  Deadline: Most

1.       Joieful Connections Scholarship Amount:  $25,000 total (5 winners, $5,000 each) Eligibility:  High school senior with a developmental and/or intellectual disability Requirements:  Essay responses to prompt questions Deadline:  February 15, 2026 2.       Harvest Scholarship for Women Dreamers Amount:  $600 (1 winner) Eligibility:  Female-identifying high school senior or undergraduate student Requirements:  400–600 word essay about your “Pie in the Sky” goal (what spa

Imposter syndrome can affect anyone, and it can especially feel difficult in high school when expectations feel higher than ever. Have you ever caught yourself thinking: “I shouldn’t be here.” “I don’t belong.” “What if they realize I’m not as good as they think?” If these thoughts show up in new environments or after big accomplishments, you might be experiencing imposter syndrome. What is Imposter Syndrome? Imposter syndrome is the feeling that your success “doesn’t count”