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High school students invited to explore behind-the-scenes workings of Florence government

Florence, South Carolina – Applications are now being accepted for the 2025 session of Youth City University. This fun program is meant to teach high school kids about how local government works in Florence, South Carolina. This one-of-a-kind seven-week class lets kids discover how their city works up close and personal by letting them work with agencies like Police, Fire, Public Works, and Utilities.

The City of Florence runs Youth CityU, which is not just another classroom program. It’s an interactive, behind-the-scenes look at how the city works, including site visits, talks with city workers, and real-world activities that make local government come to life. Participants will learn a lot about the mechanisms that keep everyday life going, from how firefighters train to how water is handled and transported.

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The sessions last from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m., and snacks are served at 3:45 p.m. The weekly sessions will be conducted in different parts of the city. They will start on Tuesday, September 9, 2025, in the City Council Chambers. Other activities include trips to the Pee Dee Regional Surface Water Treatment Plant, the Fire Department Training Center, and a special bus tour of the city. Students will even go to a genuine City Council meeting and get a graduation certificate, which is great for college applications or potential career résumés.

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The goal of Youth CityU is to inspire the next generation to be curious and lead. Students will learn more about civic involvement and public service by visiting with municipal officials, touring important buildings, and seeing how decisions are made and money is spent at the local level.

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There is no cost for the program, however there is limited capacity. Students need to go to at least six of the seven scheduled sessions in order to graduate and get the official certificate. Anyone who wants to apply must do so before September 1, 2025.

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Youth CityU could be a terrific chance for you if you’re a student who wants to study, lead, and see your city in a whole new manner. The City Manager’s Office can be reached at (843) 665-3113 for questions concerning the program.

To learn more and apply, click here.

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