TS program services are provided through classroom presentations, workshops, group and one-on-one activities to ensure academic success. All services are FREE.

• Academic advice and assistance in secondary school and college course selection
• Assistance in completing college admission and financial aid applications
• Assistance in preparing for college entrance examinations
• Guidance on secondary school reentry or entry to other programs leading to a secondary school diploma or its equivalent
• Career advising/planning
• Tutorial services
• Exposure to college campuses as well as cultural events, academic programs, and other sites or activities not usually available to participants
• Workshops and counseling for parents of students served
• Mentoring programs
• Activities designed to meet the specific educational needs of individuals in grades six through eight

• Expanding Your Horizons Conference: 6-9th grade female students explore nontraditional math and science careers while parents attend college planning workshops
• Life Management Conference: 9th grade students attend workshops with activities designed to develop life management skills
• Rotary/TS Mentorship Day: 10-12th grade students explore careers of interest by spending time with an employer or business
• College Planning Day: A one-stop opportunity for all high school sophomores, juniors and undecided seniors to learn about Washington State's higher education options
• Financial Aid and College Information Workshops: Information sessions regarding college financial aid, admissions and application procedures
• Field Trips: 7-12th grades visit college campuses, attend cultural events, academic programs, and other sites or activities not usually available to participants

TS students are also eligible for membership-exclusive programs, National Leadership Congress held in Washington D.C., and participation in various summer camps and activities (all of which are free to the student).