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The document provides information on several upcoming events and deadlines: - UH Manoa will hold an open house on March 3rd and flyers are available from Mr. Fong. - Students can take dual credit courses in Psychology, Speech, and History through the Early College program by seeing Mr. Fong. - The deadline to apply for SHA scholarships for the 2018-2019 school year through a common application is February 28th. - The deadline to apply for financial aid through TADS for the 2018-2019 year is also February 28th. - Parents and friends can support Sacred Hearts by using school code 7587 when shopping at Foodland and Sack N Save for their Shop for
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Bulletin 2 26-18
- 1. Monday, Feb. 26, 2018 (D Day)
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- 3. OPEN HOUSES: University of Hawaii Manoa: UH/Manoa will be holding their Open House on Saturday, March 3 rd . See Mr. Fong for flyers.
- 4. EARLY COLLEGE: Dual credit for high school and college. ◦ Psychology 100 (Survey of Psychology) ◦ Speech 151 (Personal and Public Speech) ◦ History 151 (World History to 1500) See Mr. Fong for information.
- 5. SHA SCHOLARSHIP APP: The scholarship application form for School Year 2018 – 2019 is available at the Development Office or you can access it on Edline in the News section of the home page. One common application form is used for ALL scholarships administered by Sacred Hearts Academy. Application deadline is February 28 th .
- 6. FINANCIAL AID 2018-19: Tested & Designed by Schools (TADS) applications are available online at www.tads.com. Deadline is Feb. 28, 2018. For questions, contact TADS at 800-477- 8237 or email at support@tads.com.
- 7. FOODLAND SHOP FOR HIGHER EDU: Foodland’s Shop for Higher Education program awards (100) $2,000 college scholarships to deserving high school seniors across the state each year. Parents and friends of Sacred Hearts should use our school code 7587 when they check out at any Foodland and Sack N Save store. If you have any questions, contact Mr. Fong.
- 8. LOST & FOUND: Please check out the HS Office if you’ve lost anything on campus. There are uniform and non-uniform clothing items, water bottles, prescription glasses, etc.