Lee Said:

Which high school should I go to?

We Answered:

Go to the school where there are opportunities for you to expand.

Lucy Said:

Where can i find some legit internships in Orange County?

We Answered:

Please don't click on the link offered by Marianne L. It's an attempt to download malware onto your computer.

Sorry, but I can't answer your question.

Christy Said:

grants for high school interns?

We Answered:

There are no government grants for high school students doing internships. If there is no stipend available from the internship directly, then there isn't anything for you. Sorry.

Ernest Said:

Horse internships for HS students?

We Answered:

Well .... Since you're planning on coming to Kentucky, you should check out the Kentucky Equine Humane Center. It's on the border of Nicholasville and Lexington Kentucky. I just completed an internship there this summer and had a blast. To stay on the farm, you have to work at least 15-20 hours a week. That it. Pretty sweet deal if you ask me. You can do anything and everything. Stalls, fences, watering tanks, inventory, office work, grooming, riding, training, etc. I still continue to volunteer now. I train green and non-broke horses mainly. They're my "projects". Since you have horse experience, you'll probably do just that ... working hands on with the horses to make them more adoptable. Thats what I did.
But seriously if you're interested, you can contact me (Mikhail), Lori (Director), Jennifer(Farm Manager) or just check out the website.

www.kyehc.org
Mikhail: (859) 559-7332

Lori: (859) 881-5849

Jennifer: (859) 327-2466

I can't even begin to tell you how much fun this place is. Its my home away from home. I'm a pre-vet student at UK right now and when the vets come out to the farm, I get to work right along side them. Pretty awesome hands on experience ... which is what I like. This is so exciting. I'm sure you'll have a BLAST!!!!!