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Counselors
- Ms. Jill Ronsman,
Dept. Head
- Dr. Marisa Ostroff
- Ms. Levette McEaddy
- Ms. Whitney Baldo
Ms. Cathy Martinez
- Post Secondary Counselor
- Ms. Karla Garcia
- CTE/JTED Colllege & Career
- Ms. Kim Bailey
- Social Worker
- Ms. Bonnie Kneller
- Learning Support Coord.
- Mr. Andres Burrola
- Academic Trainer
- Mr. Robert DeBarry
- Ms. Jill Ronsman,
For an appointment call - 520.225.5125
Ronsman, Office M-148
Ostroff I-M, Office M-146
McEaddy A-C, Office M-151
Martinez D-H
Baldo N-R, Office M-147
Cassaundra Nava S-Z, Office M140
Karla Garcia, College & Career Coord., M-145
Bonnie Kneller, Social Worker
Kim Bailey, Career ReadyJTED Adviser, T146
Graduation requirements for the class of 2014
23 credits to Graduate
· 4 years of English
· 1 year of Fine Arts or
Career and Technology Ed. (CTE)
· ½ year of Health
· 4 years of Math
· 3 years of Science
· 1 year of PE
· 3 years of Social Studies (World History/Geography, American History and American Government/Economics)
· 6 ½ Additional credits
Senior Timeline
Seniors planning on attending college check this link for a timeline of activities you need to plan on completing.
www.fafsa.ed.gov
If you want Federal financial aid for college you must complete a FAFSA application. FAFSA is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. The application is used to figure the dollar amount you or your family will be expected to contribute towards college.
www.commonapp.org
- Research the Common Application if you are interested in going to college out-of-state. This application allows you to fill out one generic application and send it to all schools that accept it.
www.collegeboard.org
- Start the CSS Profile. The University of Arizona requires the CSS Profile for students wishing to qualify for the Arizona Assurance Program. Many out-of-state universities also require the CSS Profile.
http://sat.collegeboard.org/home
SAT Test Dates
http://www.actstudent.org
ACT Test Dates
PIma County ONE STOP 798-0500
All youth coming from low-income households should call Pima County ONE STOP's main number at 798-0500 and ask to schedule a WIA eligibility interview. If they are eligivle for the program (income-based eligibility), they receive the highest level of assistance, which includes one-on-one sessions with a Workforce Development Specialist; individualized employment plan; job search assistance; job search, resume and other free workshops; opportunity to apply for post-secondary tuition assistance; and other services.
Youth ages 16-21 who are "job ready" and score at least at the 7th grade level on a basic education assessment that is administered can apply for the Pledge-A-Job program which matches youth with local entry-level positions; however, at this time we only have a part-time employee working on the progam and have been inundated with applications so there is a rather long wait for assistance. Alos, the program does not offer any additional services.
Youth can apply at www.pima.gov/CED/CS/OneStop/documents/
YouthEmploymentApplication_000.doc then call 798-0519 to schedule the assessment test.
Tucson
University of Arizona www.arizona.edu
Pima Community College www.pima.edu
Arizona
Arizona State University www.asu.edu
Northern Arizona University www.nau.edu
Arizona Western College www.azwestern.edu
Central Arizona College www.centralaz.edu
Cochise College www.cochise.edu
Diné College www.dinecollege.edu
Eastern Arizona College www.eac.edu
Grand Canyon University www.grand-canyon.edu
Maricopa Community Colleges www.maricopa.edu
Mohave Community College www.mohave.edu
Northland Pioneer College www.npc.edu
Prescott College www.prescott.edu
Tohono O’odham Community College www.tocc.cc.az.us
Yavapai College www.yc.edu
COLLEGE & CAREER PLANNING ONLINE
Regional College Access Center (RCAC) www.metedu.org/rcac
AzCIS (Arizona Career Information System) www.azcis.intocareers.org
College Board www.collegeboard.org
Online Campus Tours www.campustours.com
NCAA Eligibility http://ncaastudent.org/
Princeton Review www.princetonreview.com
Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) www.wiche.edu/wue
Common Application www.commonapp.org
TEST PREP
College Board Online (SAT & AP® Prep) www.collegeboard.org
ACT www.act.org
Kaplan www.kaptest.com
Princeton Review www.princetonreview.com
FREE SAT Prep www.ineedapencil.com
FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIP WEBSITES
www.fafsa.ed.gov - The most important site! All students should complete the FAFSA beginning Jan. 1, 2012 and before the June 30, 2012 deadline. Watch for priority deadlines for the colleges of your choice, however. All state universities and many other colleges have a priority deadline as early as February 14th. Pima Community College’s priority deadline is April 1st.
www.college.gov – Great site for college choice and financial aid.
www.FederalStudentAid.ed.gov – Straight information on Federal Student Aid.
www.princetonreview.com - Reliable college and financial aid info.
www.metcom.org/rcac - Click on Scholarship Searches to search for (what else?) scholarships without all of those annoying e-mails asking you to sign up for stuff that fill up your inbox.
