News Summary
Jacksonville is set for a thrilling basketball game hosted by the Global Leadership Academy at the Episcopal School of Jacksonville on February 4, 2024. Fans can watch it live on the NFHS Network. Additionally, four students have been chosen for the Bank of America’s Student Leaders® program, gaining valuable internships and leadership experience in the community. This year marks the 20th anniversary of the program, showcasing the city’s commitment to youth development and opportunity.
Exciting Times Ahead in Jacksonville!
This February, Jacksonville is gearing up for a thrilling event that sports fans won’t want to miss! The Global Leadership Academy is all set to hit the court with an *action-packed basketball game* at the Episcopal School of Jacksonville (ESJ). Mark your calendars for Tuesday, February 4, 2024, at 7 p.m. ET because this is going to be a game to remember!
Basketball enthusiasts can catch all the excitement live on the NFHS Network, an amazing platform that gives you firsthand access to high school sports across the nation. Whether you’re at home or on the go, you’ll be able to watch the game live or even catch it on demand, year-round. The best part? You can tune in no matter where you are because it’s available on a multitude of devices, including mobile apps for iOS and Android, as well as TV apps for ROKU, Amazon Fire, Google TV, and Apple TV. It’s as easy as visiting www.NFHSnetwork.com to get your viewing party started.
But that’s not all, folks! Jacksonville is buzzing with opportunity, especially for our high school juniors and seniors. The Bank of America has recently selected four exemplary students from the area to participate in their prestigious Student Leaders® program. This incredible initiative offers an *eight-week paid summer internship* designed to connect students with valuable employment opportunities, enhance their skills, and encourage community service.
Selected students will have the opportunity to gain real-world work experience and hone their leadership skills while working closely with local nonprofit groups, specifically the Communities in Schools of Jacksonville. This year marks a significant milestone, as it is the *20th anniversary* of the Student Leaders program in our beloved city, with a staggering total of 95 students being chosen since its inception in 2004. It’s truly inspiring to see such dedication towards youth development and career advancement!
Our Class of 2024 Student Leaders from Jacksonville are not just gaining local experience; they will also be representing our community at a national leadership summit scheduled to take place in Washington, D.C., from July 22-27. This summit is a fantastic opportunity for these bright students to engage with experts and learn about the powerful collaboration that occurs between nonprofits, governments, and businesses. It’s about blending knowledge with practice, and it’s sure to be a life-changing experience!
Additionally, Bank of America is continuing its commitment to support our youth with connections to paid jobs and valuable internships. One such initiative includes partnerships with the Jacksonville Humane Society under the *Summer Youth Employment Program*. This program seeks to empower teens with real job experiences, allowing them to develop essential workplace skills while contributing to our local community.
In summary, Jacksonville has some *exciting events and opportunities* happening! From the thrilling Global Leadership Academy basketball game to the enriching experiences offered through the Student Leaders program, our vibrant community is truly focused on fostering youth growth and connection. Don’t miss the chance to support local talent and make a difference in the lives of these aspiring leaders!
So remember, whether you’re cheering on the court at ESJ or supporting our young leaders as they step into their internships, there’s always something happening right here in Jacksonville.
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Additional Resources
- USA Today: Global Leadership Academy Basketball Game
- Jacksonville Free Press: Bank of America Student Leaders Program
- First Coast News: Jacksonville Fire Marshal Retires
- Wikipedia: Basketball
- Action News Jax: Morning Show Traffic Anchor Departs
- Google Search: Global Leadership Academy Jacksonville
- Legacy: Maria Taylor Obituary
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Leadership
- Jacksonville Free Press: Leadership Jax Class of 2025
- Google News: Jacksonville Student Leaders
