Oportunidades para estudiantes en Flagstaff, AZ

Northern Arizona University hosts this residential media production workshop in Flagstaff for students in grades 9 to 12, with special consideration for Indigenous high schoolers. Students get hands-on training in multimedia broadcast journalism; the 2026 session ran June 22 to July 1. Accepted applicants receive full scholarships valued at $3,300 with room and all meals, and applications reopen in February 2027.

Arizona Snowbowl hires seasonal winter staff at its Flagstaff ski area and lists the specific jobs open to workers under 18. Those roles include guest services, retail sales, parking attendant, food and beverage cashier, ski or snowboard instructor, restroom and locker room attendant, and Basecamp front desk. Applications go through the resort's online careers portal, filtered to the Flagstaff location.

Middle and high school students train as junior docents, leading gallery activities and supporting museum visitors in Flagstaff. Apply by emailing the volunteer coordinator.

Multiple scholarship funds for Coconino County high school seniors pursuing higher education. Apply through the ACF scholarship portal — one application covers all available Coconino County funds for students in Flagstaff, Page, Williams, Grand Canyon, and surrounding communities.

Music scholarships for incoming Northern Arizona University students pursuing music degrees. An audition is required for most awards. Arizona residents are eligible for in-state awards on top of School of Music scholarships.

High school student volunteer program at Northern Arizona Healthcare's Flagstaff Medical Center and Verde Valley Medical Center. Volunteers gain healthcare exposure, develop professional skills, and support patient care across Northern Arizona's largest health system. Year-round and summer opportunities available at Flagstaff and Cottonwood locations.

Three pathways for high school students: Concurrent Enrollment (CCC courses at CCC campuses/online), Dual Enrollment (college courses taught at the high school by approved instructors), and CAVIAT (career/technical). Credits transfer to Arizona universities. Tuition is waived for all CTE and A&S dual enrollment courses — zero cost to the student.