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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the MAYORS YOUTH COUNCIL application in the editor.
- Begin with Section I by filling in your full name, current grade, school, and contact information. Ensure all fields are completed accurately.
- In Section II, read the student pledge carefully. Sign it and have your parent or guardian sign the parent pledge to confirm their support.
- Proceed to Section III and answer all short answer questions. Remember to print your responses clearly as instructed.
- For Section IV, type your essay on a separate document using 12-point font and double spacing. Attach this document to your application.
- Gather two recommendation letters from a school administrator, teacher, or community leader. Ensure they are emailed directly to the provided address.
- Once everything is complete, staple your application materials together or scan them for email submission. Make sure to submit before the deadline.
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