Class of 2022

Class of 2023

• Thinking towards college? Click here for an article including a junior year checklist to start following for merit scholarship as well as this article for college admissions - Parent Guide for College Admission: Month-by-Month Timeline
  
  
• SAT in the spring? I always recommend that college bound juniors take the SAT the spring of their junior year as a practice test.  Make sure to visit the SAT CollegeBoard website for registration dates.
  
  
• VOLUNTEER HOURS! Don't forget that a reqirement for all juniors is to complete and turn in a minimum of 15 service hours. These hours need to have been completed between June 12, 2021 and June 4, 2022 and must be served somewhere in the community (outside of your family).  Please make sure to turn in your hours asap to Mrs. Jones. Forms available in the front office or on our website.
  

Class of 2024

• Community involvement: Now is the time to get involved!  Find a spot to volunteer and start being consistent with your volunteer time.  Don't forget to document your hours in the high school office!  You won't regret spending the time in your community as well as building your resume for college.
  
  
• Looking to next year! Click here for an article including a junior year checklist to start following if you will be looking for merit scholarships for college. You can also check out this helpful article about prepping for college admissions by clicking here. 
  
  
• College Visits already? It's never too early in my mind to start visiting colleges, especially if they are out of state.  Now is a great time to start looking at some options that you might be interested in and work with your family to plan college visits into family vacations or maybe even a week of just visits!  
  
  
• VOLUNTEER HOURS! Don't forget that a reqirement for all sophomores is to complete and turn in a minimum of 10 service hours. These hours need to have been completed between June 12, 2021 and June 4, 2022 and must be served somewhere in the community (outside of your family).  Please make sure to turn in your hours asap to Mrs. Jones. Forms available in the front office or on our website.
  

Class of 2025

• Sophomore and Junior WSU Visit Event - Is your sophomore or junior interested in Washington State University? WSU has a Spring Preview event happening Saturday, April 23 from 8am-3pm. During this event, students will attend an academic and student resource fair, meet faculty, learn about the admission process, hear about WSU life, and go on a campus and residence hall tour. Click here to learn more.
  
  
• Make the most of your summer!  Read this great blog post about how to use your summer to set yourself apart from your peers.  
  
  
• NACAC Spring 2022 Virtual College Fairs - You and your students can register for free at www.nacacattend.org/fairs. At the time of registration, students will select the attributes that are most important to them in a college. They will then receive an email that best matches them to the specific colleges and universities based on the criteria they provided.  Make sure to register early so you can take advantage of this great new feature.
  

• We need you in the trade!  Read this great article about how your career in a trade is not only helpful to your future but to the city, state, and county you are part of as well.
  
  
• Interested in the Culinary Trades? Christian Culinary Academy is a 1-year licensed culinary career college in Cannon Beach, OR. They provide small class sizes at a 12:1 student/teacher ratio. They have dormitories, great industry placement opportunities, and partial scholarships available for students. CCA is currently enrolling for Fall 2022 and Fall 2023.  To get a catalog and get in touch with the school, click here. 

What to do, what to do?!

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