Community Engagement

K-12 Education Hub

K-12 Education Hub

Our K-12 Education Hub is a resource for K-12 youth and families to connect with Brown's programs.

Brown works closely with school leaders in Providence to support K-12 education through teaching, training and mentoring, research, volunteer efforts and financial investments that align with those schools' priorities. In addition to those below, Brown offers many programs and opportunities for young people. We encourage you to continue to check back, as this page will continue to be updated. 

Brown Collegiate Scholars Program

The Brown Collegiate Scholars Program offers students in the Providence Public School District four years of year-round activities at no cost to scholars or their families. The program provides students with the knowledge and skills to support their college aspirations.

  • Eligibility Criteria: Providence Public School District students entering 9th grade
  • Costs: Free
  • Focus: Academic Enrichment, Tutoring, Mentoring College Readiness & Access  Learn More

 

Brown Summer High School

Brown Summer High School (BSHS) is an academic enrichment program that provides motivated local students with a chance to pursue study in areas that interest them most. Courses are offered in English, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies.

  • Eligibility Criteria: Local students entering 9th-12th grade
  • Costs: Free
  • Focus: English, Math, Social Studies & Science, College Readiness & Access
  • Registration/Application Deadline: BSHS will enroll students on a first-come, first-serve basis (with priority given to partner schools and districts) until full or until the first day of class, whichever comes first. 
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Brown Pre-College Programs

Brown Pre-College Programs offer college-level courses and co-curricular experiences for high-performing high school students during the summer. On-campus, online and experiential opportunities are available. The STEM for Rising 9th & 10th Graders Program is the only Brown Pre-College Program available to students completing 8th grade.

  • Eligibility Criteria: Students entering 9th-12th grade
  • Costs: Costs vary and are dependent on program and course length. Full scholarships are available to admitted Providence Public School District (PPSD) students. The need-based Sibley Scholarship is available for students from other school districts.
  • Focus: Academic areas span a range of disciplines, similar to Brown's undergraduate curriculumCollege Readiness & Access
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