You've Got Big Dreams...

We’re here to help you make them a reality! We believe leaders like you must be equipped with the best possible resources, which include attending a college you’ve earned that matches your intellectual ability.

You've Got Big Dreams...

We’re here to help you make them a reality! We believe leaders like you must be equipped with the best possible resources, which include attending a college you’ve earned that matches your intellectual ability.
At Elevation Scholars, we develop personal relationships with talented students and support you to and through college. We help through:
  • Personalized college admissions advisement + Standardized Test Prep
  • Exposing you to new career possibilities through exclusive shadow, internship and networking opportunities. 
  • Providing support during your high school and college studies, and
  • Helping award winners fund college expenses.
Longer term, we believe our students have great power to change your communities and our world for the better – becoming key leaders in solving some of society’s most challenging issues.

96%

First Generation Students

47% Attend

Private College or University

91% Leading

on college campuses

53% Attend

Public College or University

3.3

average college  GPA

With each class of students, we are moved by your dedication, heart and overall will to achieve excellence.

Connect with your peers who are succeeding and Join us at a Fellow and Friends Events at our partner schools.
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Oak Ridge High School

Click to Contact Lechon Cole, High School Programming Coach

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Evans High School

Click to contact Mr. Harrell, Evans IB Coordinator

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Jones High School

Click to contact Lechon Cole / High School Programming Coach for more info.

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Colonial High School

Click to contact Mrs. Ferraiuolo/ CHS IB Guidance Counselor for more info.

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Edgewater High School

Click to contact Mrs.Hadley / College and Career Center for more info.

ELEVATION’S FEATURED SCHOLARS

Meet some future leaders

K'Andra Pope

Evans High School to FSU/ Class 5  

K’andra is a force; smart, confident, immensely talented and equally kind. As an intern for a local radio station, she recently returned from a mission’s trip in Africa. She was afforded that opportunity when acknowledged for her beautiful artwork- a self-taught hobby she’s flourishing in. With all that talent, she aims to be an Obstetrician. The pure concern to properly care for a growing fetus and the birth mother is just warming. And it’s the same warmth she displays as her friends, teachers and family alike rely on her when in need. K’andra is the girl in the room you want to know.

Anthony Phagoo

Oakridge High School to Wesleyan University QB Scholar/ Class 5

When we talk about homelessness, we often forget the need for sanitary products for women. Anthony has not. Through his work with Empowered Youth, Anthony help lead a successful women sanitary product drive at his school – challenging the stigma surrounding women’s health. But that’s Anthony – thoughtful, considerate, and ready to help others even if the issues doesn’t directly affect him. After taking Psychology I and II, he is motivated to address mental health in his community. He is a leader that displays charisma and confidence without being boisterous. Without realizing it, Anthony makes a difference in the world around him by simply being himself.

Abigail Torres

Winter Springs High School to FSU, Class 5

The youngest sister of 3, Abagail is the last in her house of 4 strong women to venture out in pursuit of the American dream. Her faith is the core of who she is and her family’s history of advocacy and service in Ecuador has inspired her to live a life facilitating change. When asked about societal need she wants to address, she shared how she’s already educating and encouraging those she can to buy “fair-trade certified products” and actively participating in teen sex trafficking prevention. She is definitely some young women who knows her purpose and is on the rise to creating much needed community impact! With an interest in business, there’s no telling how far she’ll go.

ELEVATION’S FEATURED SCHOLARS

Meet some future leaders

K'Andra Pope

Evans High School to FSU/ Class 5

K’andra is a force; smart, confident, immensely talented and equally kind. As an intern for a local radio station, she recently returned from a mission’s trip in Africa. She was afforded that opportunity when acknowledged for her beautiful artwork- a self-taught hobby she’s flourishing in. With all that talent, she aims to be an Obstetrician. The pure concern to properly care for a growing fetus and the birth mother is just warming. And it’s the same warmth she displays as her friends, teachers and family alike rely on her when in need. K’andra is the girl in the room you want to know.

Anthony Phagoo

Oakridge High School to Wesleyan/ Class 5

When we talk about homelessness, we often forget the need for sanitary products for women. Anthony has not. Through his work with Empowered Youth, Anthony help lead a successful women sanitary product drive at his school – challenging the stigma surrounding women’s health. But that’s Anthony – thoughtful, considerate, and ready to help others even if the issues doesn’t directly affect him. After taking Psychology I and II, he is motivated to address mental health in his community. He is a leader that displays charisma and confidence without being boisterous. Without realizing it, Anthony makes a difference in the world around him by simply being himself.

Abigail Torres

Winter Springs High School to FSU/ Class 5

The youngest sister of 3, Abagail is the last in her house of 4 strong women to venture out in pursuit of the American dream. Her faith is the core of who she is and her family’s history of advocacy and service in Ecuador has inspired her to live a life facilitating change. When asked about societal need she wants to address, she shared how she’s already educating and encouraging those she can to buy “fair-trade certified products” and actively participating in teen sex trafficking prevention. She is definitely some young women who knows her purpose and is on the rise to creating much needed community impact! With an interest in business, there’s no telling how far she’ll go.

Discover The Path To Your Dreams

The application for the 2024- Class 11 Elevation Scholars Program is open for eligible juniors until January 13, 2024. For more information about the award, please visit our award page and follow us on IG.
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