JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Navy recruiting leadership will be here in Jacksonville to meet with high school students and administrators about the Navy’s scholarship, which pays full tuition for students who show exceptional academic and leadership credentials, as well as the wide range of STEM-related careers available in the Navy.
On Friday, Nov. 20th, Navy leaders will be gathering at Edward H. White High School to meet with students virtually from at least 15 schools to discuss the scholarship program including:
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- Jacksonville High School
- Baldwin High School
- Englewood High School
- Paxon School for Advanced Studies
- Samuel W. Wolfson High School
- William M. Raines High School
- Jean Ribault High School
- First Coast High School
- Mandarin High School
- Robert E. Lee High School
- Terry Parker High School
- Andrew Jackson High School
- Sandalwood High School
- Westside High School
“The Navy chose to visit Jacksonville because of the multitude of bright and driven young people in the area who would benefit greatly from this exceptional scholarship opportunity. We want them to understand that the Navy is a smart career choice, and we are prepared to pay for the college education of exceptional students and leaders.”
Commander DJ Jackson, Diversity and Outreach Department Lead for Navy Recruiting Command