The FBI Milwaukee Teen Academy, formerly called the Teen Experience & Mentorship (TEAM) program, is a three-day youth educational experience for high school students interested in law enforcement careers. The Teen Academy is presented by local, state, and federal law enforcement partners and FBI personnel. Students receive specific classroom training and practical exercises in investigative forensics, use of cyber technology techniques for combating violent crime, counterintelligence, gang awareness, civil rights (hate crimes), and many more violations of state and federal law. The Teen Academy is a unique experience which also includes an opportunity for youth to be paired with FBI volunteers who will be their law enforcement career mentors at the conclusion of the program.
To Apply
FBI Milwaukee is currently accepting applications for its 2026 Teen Academy. The academy invites high school students ages 15-18 in grades 9 to 12 to join us on June 23 - June 25, 2026, at the Milwaukee Field Office, located at 3600 S. Lake Drive St. Francis, WI. Click here to view and download 2026 Teen Academy application. Applications and any supplementary materials must be received by Friday, May 1, 2026, for review. 

Heavy equipment operators, mobile crane operators, and truck drivers have always been some of the most stable and well paying occupations in America.  People depend on these skilled professionals for much of what it takes to build and maintain our highways, roads, bridges, buildings, housing and public lands.  ATS, located in Sun Prairie, WI currently offers standardized and customized training programs in: Heavy Equipment Operation; Crane Operation; and Class-A CDL Truck Driving. For more information, please contact the Admissions Department at: 1.800.383.7364; email: Admissions@Operator-School.com or visit us at www.Operator-School.com

UW-Stout will be hosting our Teach Day event on April 21, 2026. 9:00 am to 2:00pm.  At UW-Stout's Teach Day, your students have the opportunity to explore one of our seven dynamic teacher preparation programs, connect with faculty and student ambassadors, immerse themselves in our vibrant campus, and yes, enjoy a delicious lunch on us. Teaching is in high demand nationwide, and we're here to show you why it's not just a job but a journey to make a lasting impact. Register now for Teach Day – it's your ticket to exploring the world of education and becoming a leader in the field! 

Big News Viking Nation!

The NBW Athletic & Activities Department is officially partnered with Bound – your all-in-one hub for Viking Athletics & Activities!

With Bound, you can:

-View schedules, rosters, scores, and standings

-Buy tickets & season passes online or in the Bound Sports App

-Pay quickly with credit card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay

-Store tickets in your Apple/Google Wallet

-Get team updates & notifications all in one place

Tickets and passes are now available on the NBW Bound Ticket Page and in the Bound Sports App. Note: If you don’t see passes, adjust date filter to August 8/1–8/31.

This switch streamlines registration, ticketing, and fan engagement giving Viking Nation a faster, safer, and easier game day experience. No more long lines buy online, share instantly, and cheer louder!

https://www.gobound.com/wi/schools/newberlinw

Register now for 2025–26 sports & activities:

Create an account at www.gobound.com

Register your athlete(s)

Upload a current physical (dated 4/1/24 or later)

Submit payment (online or cash/check)

Co-Op Sports?

Boys Swim & Dive/Wrestling → Select NB West

Boys VB/Girls Golf → Select NB Eisenhower

Hockey/Lacrosse → Register through your home school

Questions? Contact our Athletic Office.

Download the Bound Sports App today or visit our new athletics website to get started. Let’s pack the stands this season, Vikings!

The Wisconsin American Legion offers this great scholarship opportunity for students. Students can win scholarships by testing themselves on their knowledge of government and flag etiquette. The test window is from March 2 – 13, 2026. Students in 10th, 11th or 12th grade take a 50 question timed test and answer an essay question to have a chance to win a scholarship. They should give themselves about 1 hour for the whole process which includes the registration, answering the 50 choice questions and answering the essay question. The link to the test will be on the scholarship page on The Wisconsin American Legion website, the test link will not be available until Monday, March 2.  Link to Wisconsin American Legion scholarship page: https://wilegion.org/scholarships

UNIVERSITIES OF WISCONSIN SCHOLARSHIPS All UW universities offer scholarships to incoming students. Some are automatically awarded based on academic profile, while others are awarded based on a scholarship application review. Many scholarships are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. Encourage students to research available opportunities, meet deadlines, and apply to every scholarship they qualify for. Don’t let scholarship opportunities pass by!
Explore UW university scholarships today: go.wisconsin.edu/pay-for-college/explore-financial-aid/scholarships-and-grants  

GO WISCONSIN SCHOLARSHIP Encourage your students to apply for the 2026 Go Wisconsin Emma D. Boettiger Scholarship! Go Wisconsin will award two academic scholarships to Wisconsin high school students who plan to enroll full time at a Universities of Wisconsin university starting in the Fall 2026 term. Applications are due Monday, March 2, 2026.
For more information about the scholarship and how to apply, please visit the following website: wisconsin.edu/students/pay-for-college/go-wisconsin-scholarship

Follow this link for a full list of scholarships. The scholarships are listed in order of application due date. You also can sort the list by scholarship names in alphabetical order, search by category or by a keyword. In addition, you can "Print a Short List" or "Print a Expanded List" which includes all the scholarship requirements and website links.

Follow this link for a list of college specific scholarships.

Questions: Please contact your Student Services Office or School Counselor: Eisenhower or  New Berlin West

Locations:  Horeb and Buchner Public Pools in Waukesha.  https://waukesha-wi.gov/  262-993-2084

Timeline:  Summer 2026

The City of Waukesha Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department is currently hiring for several fun, flexible, and student‑friendly summer jobs at Horeb and Buchner Pools. These roles are great for students looking for their first job, wanting to gain experience, or hoping to work in a positive, team‑oriented environment this summer.

Positions & Starting Pay:

Lifeguards: $16.00–$19.00/hr  (Free certification class available for new guards.)
Front Desk Team: $14.00–$16.50/hr
Concessions Team: $13.00–$14.50/hr
Contact:  Logan Kein  LKein@waukesha-wi.gov

Related to Career Clusters: Job-Government + Public Administration

Location:  Interstate Parking Co at American Family Field    interstateparking.com

Timeline:  Seasonal

Compensation:  $17.75/hour

Upcoming Hiring Events:

Friday, March 6th 3:00pm-7:00pm

Saturday, March 7th 10:00am-2:00pm

Related to Career Clusters:  Hospitality and Tourism

Location: 15321 W National Ave., New Berlin    

Timeline:  Seasonal

Compensation: $14/hour

General Overview of the Position:
We are looking for fun and energetic counselors to engage school-age campers in various activities, games, field trips, swimming, science, and more! Provide leadership and team building and make a positive impact on children's lives!

Estimated 30-40 hours per week in the summer; Flexible work schedules possible.

Under the supervision of the Day Camp Coordinator, the Day Camp Counselor is directly responsible for the safety and direct supervision of the participants in the Day Camp program.

Examples of Essential Duties:
Responsible for supervision of children and activities
Ensure all equipment is set up, and activity area is safe.
Assist in planning programs and daily activities.
Observes, enforces and explains all facility rules and regulations to participants.
Report problems or needs to management.
Responsible for clean-up of their playground activities area.           
Report to work at the scheduled hour and work the entire assigned schedule.
Attend all in-service training programs and be aware of facility procedures.
Communicate equipment and/or supply needs with management.
All other duties as may be assigned.
 
Minimum Qualifications:
Possess and interest in working with/teaching children.
Ability to keep simple records and reports, and work from oral and written directions.
Frequently required to stand, walk, sit, stoop, knee, crouch or crawl.
Ability to communicate effectively, courteously, and tactfully with staff, city officials and the public.
Ability to present a positive image of the department and the City.
 
Position Specific Information:
Locations:
New Berlin Community Center at Hickory Grove: 2600 S. Sunny Slope Road, New Berlin, WI 53151
New Berlin Activities and Recreation Center: 15321 W National Ave, New Berlin, WI 53151

Additional Information:  https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/newberlinwi

Related to Career Clusters:  Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources, Government & Public Administration

Location: 3805 S. Casper Drive, New Berlin    

Timeline:  Seasonal

Compensation: $15-$35/hour

Under the supervision of the Recreation Program Specialist, the Youth Baseball/Softball Umpire is responsible for rules enforcement and the supervision of participants in the program. The Baseball/Softball Umpire will make appropriate judgment calls during games and act as a score keeper to report back to the Recreation Specialist.

Season runs April 27th through July 31st. This position is not required to work every night of the week but should be able to work at least one night per week for the entirety of the season. There is an opportunity to work up to 4 nights per week. Depending on the number of teams in each division, games are typically played between 5:45pm and 8:00pm, with no games starting after 7:00pm.

Examples of Essential Duties:

Professionally represent the New Berlin Recreation Department.
Umpire Youth Baseball/Softball Games in accordance with New Berlin Youth Athletics (NBYA) guidelines.
Enforce rules and assist in rules clarification.
Observes, enforces and explains all game rules and regulations.
Make decisions on any point not specifically covered in rules.
Invoke and impose penalties for violations of adopted rules.
Ensures a safe playing environment for participants. Includes inspecting sporting equipment (bats), mitigating poor player behavior, and monitoring field conditions.
Start and end games according to the schedule or weather cancellation policy.
Keep accurate scoring records and mark them on game sheets.
Reports problems or needs to management.
Report to work at least 15 minutes prior to game-time and stay until the field is clear.
Communicate equipment and/or supply needs with management.
All other duties as may be assigned.

Minimum Qualifications:

Possess an interest in working with peers in a competitive setting.
Must have knowledge and ability to enforce the rules of Baseball/Softball as designated.
Ability to keep simple score of game.
Manage a time clock during a game.
Previous umpiring, instructing, coaching and/or competitive playing preferred.
Frequently required to stand, squat, stoop, and run for extended periods of time.
Ability to communicate effectively, courteously and tactfully with participants, staff, city officials and the public.
Ability to present a positive image of the department and the City.

For Additional Information:  https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/newberlinwi

Related to Career Clusters: Job-Government + Public Administration

Location: 3805 S. Casper Drive, New Berlin    https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/newberlinwi

Timeline:  Seasonal June-August

Compensation: $14.00/hour

General Overview of the Position: Under the supervision of the Recreation Program Specialist, the Youth Sports Instructor is responsible for the instruction and supervision of participants in the program. The instructor will engage young athletes through demonstrations and teach a variety of youth sports including football, T-ball, basketball, soccer, etc. See below for time specifics (Times and dates are subject to change to accommodate instructor availability): These programs will run Weekdays 9:00am-12:00pm and 4:00pm-7:00pm and Saturday mornings from 8:30am-12:00pm.

Examples of Essential Duties: Responsible for class set-up and clean-up of program areas. Responsible for instructing youth sports program or sports league. Creates a class itinerary to engage and develop participant skill. Ensures a safe playing environment for participants. Observes, enforces and explains all facility rules and regulations. Answer parents questions/concerns before and after the program. Report problems or needs to management. Report to work at least 15 minutes prior to class and stay until all participants have left. Attend all in-service training programs and be aware of all facility procedures. Communicate equipment and/or supply needs with management. All other duties as may be assigned.

Minimum Qualifications: Possess an interest in working with/instructing toddlers and young children. Must have knowledge and ability to organize and teach the fundamentals of a variety of sports. Ability to keep simple records and reports, and work from oral and written directions. Possess a broad knowledge of sports. Previous instructing, coaching and/or competitive playing preferred. Frequently required to stand, walk, sit, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl. Ability to communicate effectively, courteously and tactfully with participants, parents, staff, city officials and the public. Ability to present a positive image of the department and the City.

Position Specific Information: Possess an interest in working with/instructing children ages 3-12. Must have knowledge and ability to organize and teach the fundamentals of a variety of sports. Ability to keep simple records and reports, and work from oral and written directions. Possess a broad knowledge of sports. Previous instructing, coaching and/or competitive playing preferred. Frequently required to stand, walk, sit, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl. Ability to communicate effectively, courteously and tactfully with participants, parents, staff, city officials and the public. Ability to present a positive image of the department and the City.

Locations: New Berlin Community Center at Hickory Grove, New Berlin Activities and Recreation Center, and Malone Park.

For Additional Information:  https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/newberlinwi

Related to Career Clusters: Job-Government + Public Administration

Location:  3805 Casper Drive, New Berlin  262-797-2454  www.governmentjobs.com/careers/newberlinwi

Timeline:  May-August

Age Requirement:  18 or older

Job Pre-requisites/Requirements:  Must have a valid driver's license at date of hire.

Compensation:  $15/hour

Job Description:  Under direct supervision, is responsible for day-to-day maintenance and improvement of grounds, facilities, and services for the Parks & Forestry Department.

Examples of Essential Duties: Maintains park grounds, collects and disposes of litter and refuse, mows and trims grass, rakes and remove leaves and brush, general landscape maintenance and horticultural work. · Prepares parks for sporting events such as preparing ball diamonds and soccer fields. · Maintains ball diamonds including dragging, lining, raking, watering, and refuse removal. · Cleans park buildings, equipment, shelters, restrooms, and picnic areas. Performs daily equipment inspections. · Operates powered mowers, trimmers, small tractors and hand power tools. · Performs other related park maintenance tasks and functions, and support services for recreation programs, as required and assigned. · Other duties as may be assigned.

Requirements:  Ability to perform ground maintenance operations and tasks. · Ability to drive a truck and other vehicular equipment along with hooking up and pulling a trailer. · Ability to operate powered mowers, trimmers, small tractors, and similar grounds maintenance equipment. · Ability to utilize common hand tools used in grounds and park maintenance activities. · Knowledge of elementary accident precaution applicable to park and grounds maintenance operations and ability to demonstrate safe working procedures. · Ability to keep simple records and reports, and to work from oral and written directions. · Ability to maintain effective relationships with other employees and the public, and to interact with the public in a courteous and tactful manner. · Ability to perform manual labor and withstand a variety of temperatures, weather and working conditions. · Ability to present a positive image of the department and the City. · Ability to self motivate and work independently. · Valid driver's license and a good driving record. Position Specific Information Start and end dates are flexible for this seasonal position but in general it is May through August.

For Additional Information:     https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/newberlinwi 

Related to Career Clusters:  Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources, Government & Public Administration