If I have yet to take part in any research, and the only volunteering that I have done is a bit of a stretch to be related to my field of study: What things should I inlclude on an academic resume? (despite not having much to put on it, i need to create one)
Areas of interest, class work, subject matter expertise, technical skills, familiarity with various computer applications, previous employment
If you're still in undergrad and have done some upper level final projects, you can include those to fill the space.
It would help to know your situation. At different times as an undergrad, I included:
-Overall GPA, major GPA if it's higher or requested by the institution.
-A list of the relevant classes that I had taken
-Previous work experience
-Programming languages that I knew
-Relevant software that I knew how to use
-High School awards, honors, whatever (AP Scholar, National Merit Scholarship, etc)
-College honors and awards
-Extracurricular stuff (Varsity Track and XC, NCAA Div 1) on the bottom to give it a bit of personality.
Basically, I was applying to research programs, and I wanted them to think I was bright and hard working. And that also means it shouldn't be unprofessional.
If you're in college, you should be able to find sample resumes for the type of program you're applying to.
generally HS stuff for the most part doesnt belong there unless it's something pretty amazing such as what you have there
If he's a freshman or sophomore in college it could just make sense to include high school stuff, nobody his age will have any significant acheivements in just one year. As you progress through college, you should have more things to write about and the high school stuff can take a back seat.