We are pleased to offer a PALSS seminar on March 4 at 9 am at the high school titled "Supporting Your Child Through the College Application Process."
We are pleased to offer a PALSS seminar on March 4 at 9 am at the high school titled "Supporting Your Child Through the College Application Process."
Participating in summer programs can be an excellent way for students to acquire the skills and experiences that colleges and employers often seek in applicants.
As juniors begin the college application process, they will soon need to request letters of recommendation from their teachers. The counselors at the school will guide the juniors through the process of asking for these recommendations.
Beginning the search for colleges is an exciting experience for high school students. During their junior year, students work with their counselor to compile a list of potential colleges.
The elective course selection for the 2026-2027 school year has been completed by the students.
The Junior Parent Statement is an opportunity for parents to provide counselors with rich insights into their child from the parents’ perspective.
Always looking for ways to support a climate of care in our school, the Challenge Success steering committee has created the following infographic entitled "Healthy College Talk".
College admission deferrals and waitlists can be frustrating. It can leave a student feeling that they don't know how to prove to a college that they really want to attend and that they can be successful at the college or university.
Seniors will be able to request mid-year grades (first and second-quarter grades are listed) through Naviance beginning in February.
As we approach the end of the first semester, many students are evaluating their schedules for the current term and looking ahead to next year. While dropping a course might seem like a quick way to reduce stress, it is a decision that requires careful thought.