Frisco ISD and National Breast Cancer Foundation, alongside fellow Frisco companies including Careington, Jamba Juice, LaunchPad City, and Verona Villa, are proud to announce the 2018 summer high school internship program student selections.
A total of 185 students submitted applications for consideration and a total of 19 were selected for final placement in the program. Allison Miller, Director, Community Relations FISD, Frisco Education Foundation, said,
It is important that students see the community engaged and invested in their success. This partnership with NBCF, as well as the other participating businesses and organizations, is providing students with real-world learning opportunities outside the classroom. The interns’ work experiences will add value at the host sites, while also providing students with skills and insight that will help them plan and prepare for college and career.
Kevin Hail, NBCF President and Chief Operating Officer added,
Frisco is one of the best cities in America because of programs like this where the business community partners with the city and school district to better the lives of its students.
Beginning today, the students will spend six weeks in the program learning about the operations, business, and culture for their organization. The students will be given a final project to complete as a team and will present it to the leaders at their organization at the end of the program. Kedreon Cole, Director of Partnerships at LaunchPad City shared,
LaunchPad City is excited to be a part of such a wonderful program. We look forward to working with these talented FISD students and help them develop new skills over the summer.
2018 FISD Summer High School Internship Program Selections
Careington
Tanvi Kosuri, Hebah Tanveer, and Yang Zhang – Centennial High School
Clarise De Guzman and Shruthi Khanna – Lone Star High School
Neha Ganapathineedi – Reedy High School
Jamba Juice
Rohan Jeni Varghese – Heritage High School
Anushya Alandur and Vishnu Vemulapati – Independence High School
LaunchPad City
Roshni Gandhi – Independence High School
NBCF
David Moon – Centennial High School
Jyothika Annareddy – Heritage High School
Mahnoor Anjum and Jaanhavi Honnavalli – Independence High School
Tarun Sontam – Lone Star High School
Sarah Varghese – Reedy High School
Verona Villa
Wajiha Hashmi- Independence High School
Mira Kovalsky – Reedy High School
Yogita Manikandan – Lone Star High School
NBCF Joins New GIVE FOR FRISCO Platform
The 2018 FISD high school summer intern selections were announced just ahead of another significant announcement which took place at this week’s State of the City luncheon. GIVE FOR FRISCO, a new citywide initiative with Mayor Jeff Cheney, will assist nonprofit organizations with increased awareness and digital marketing support to drive more volunteers and donor dollars.
National Breast Cancer Foundation will headline the platform, which includes a direct link to the NBCF website for those who wish to get involved or make a donation. GIVE FOR FRISCO is FREE of charge to all established nonprofit organizations who are based in Frisco and/or serve the Frisco community.
