Seniors have information about the financial aid process and have been asked to establish a strong parthership with their parents or guardians in the development of a plan to finance their post-high school education.
Parents should attend Financial Aid Night in October . If any parents of seniors have been left out in the cold regarding financial aid or the FAFSA process please go to www.fafsa.gov or give Mr. Johnson a call on Monday afternoons or anytime on Tuesdays or Thursdays to set up an appointment.
Also on the school's home page there is under the Student link, a guidance page that contains a scholarship list that students have been asked to monitor. Each scholarship listed is numbered and a corresponding filing crate in the counseling office with cross referenced files based upon the same numbering system can be found which contain scholarship applications. Students must keep track of this list and meet application deadlines in order to have a chance to obtain scholarships.
In late March of 2012 seniors will be given a "local" scholarship booklet containing approximately 15 to 20 scholarships with a common application. Specific directions are to be followed so the seniors can compete for these scholarships.
10 Technology Skills Every Educator Should Have
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This past January I wrote "10 Tech Skills Every Student Should Have" and I
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