Counselors will be going into senior English classrooms this week to meet with seniors regarding important senior info. Counselors will hand out
1)a Senior To Do List,
2) a reference sheet for seniors outlining procedure for College app & transcript requests, Guidance counselor contact info, & useful websites.
3) a brief questionnaire for counselors to get some immediate feedback.
Counselors will discuss the timeline for the year. Counselors will be meeting individually with each senior in the next few weeks but wanted to meet with all seniors to get this basic and necessary info out to them.
Top entry on the senior list:
Attend the College fair at Kardatske Wellness Center Oct 6th 6-8pm
*meet with Murray and Associates re: affording college/what's the actual cost for the school you like. They will work free for you.
*Visit different schools and see what they have to offer
*Try to narrow down your top 5 list
*Ask about admissions requirements, cost, scholarships, majors, why you should go to their school.
Monday, September 28, 2009
Friday, September 25, 2009
Freshman meeting 9/24/09 'Making High School Count'
Each year we bring "Making it Count" to our school to meet with our students. 'Making it Count' is brought to us free of charge by monster.com & it's partners My College Options, The Apple, & Bank of America.
This presentation was geared to 9th graders as they prepare to meet with success in high school. The presenter handed out booklets of information, asked the students to follow along and participate.
He encouraged students to
1) have a clear plan of where they are headed. You are more likely to get where you are going if you know where you are headed.
2) Reviewed 4 resumes and they discussed which would be selected for a job and why
3) discussed GPA and how a poor start can make raising your GPA difficult. Also, college apps are made at end of Junior year, so colleges are really looking at 3 years of grades - make the most of them!
4) studetss took a quick assessment - what kind of learner are you? Students took a quiz, raised their hands based on answers given & were told tips of what to do to improve learning.
5) Reviewed how to take notes, improve test taking by 4 simple test-taking techniques, and improve grades by a) thinking beyond the week, grab 10 minutes to work when you can (on bus, before dinner, etc), c) get organized up front.
6) Climb your way to the top by a) getting involved, b) staying involved, c) Holding a leadership position d) meeting your obligations & e) doing great things
This presentation was geared to 9th graders as they prepare to meet with success in high school. The presenter handed out booklets of information, asked the students to follow along and participate.
He encouraged students to
1) have a clear plan of where they are headed. You are more likely to get where you are going if you know where you are headed.
2) Reviewed 4 resumes and they discussed which would be selected for a job and why
3) discussed GPA and how a poor start can make raising your GPA difficult. Also, college apps are made at end of Junior year, so colleges are really looking at 3 years of grades - make the most of them!
4) studetss took a quick assessment - what kind of learner are you? Students took a quiz, raised their hands based on answers given & were told tips of what to do to improve learning.
5) Reviewed how to take notes, improve test taking by 4 simple test-taking techniques, and improve grades by a) thinking beyond the week, grab 10 minutes to work when you can (on bus, before dinner, etc), c) get organized up front.
6) Climb your way to the top by a) getting involved, b) staying involved, c) Holding a leadership position d) meeting your obligations & e) doing great things
Monday, September 21, 2009
PSAT Wednesday October 14th
All sophomores wil be expected to test. The state is paying for the sophomore testing.
Any junior who would like to sign up will be allowed to test. The cost is $13. Tuesday 9/22 is the last day for juniors to signup to test PSAT and announcements are being made to students today.
Any junior who would like to sign up will be allowed to test. The cost is $13. Tuesday 9/22 is the last day for juniors to signup to test PSAT and announcements are being made to students today.
2009 - start of the year
I do apologize for not posting yet. I had some difficulties getting back oon. Those should be resolved.
Beginning of the year meetings were held with all students. These were grade specific.
Deans reviewed attendance, discipline, and school rules. Guidance reviewed academics, etc.
Class rings have been ordered by the freshmen.
homecoming events are this current week.
Beginning of the year meetings were held with all students. These were grade specific.
Deans reviewed attendance, discipline, and school rules. Guidance reviewed academics, etc.
Class rings have been ordered by the freshmen.
homecoming events are this current week.
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