Freshman Introductory Guidance and Goal Setting Presentation
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The introductory guidance and counseling presentation to the freshmen at Jasper High School. This presentation covers goal setting and basic career and college planning.
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This document provides senior students with information and guidance on completing their final year of high school and preparing for college. It emphasizes creating organization systems, setting reminders, and allowing extra time to complete numerous applications, payments, and requirements. Students are encouraged to attend college fairs and campus visits happening in the fall semester. The document also reviews ACT testing dates and registration deadlines, as well as resources for college and test preparation. It provides tips on navigating college websites, requesting transcripts, submitting ACT scores, getting involved in extracurricular activities, and next steps after being admitted like applying for scholarships and completing the FAFSA.
Freshman Guidance Intro/Goal setting
This presentation was delivered by the Jasper High School guidance counselors as their introduction to the freshman class. It introduces them to goal setting for college and career planning.
Junior Fall PowerPoint 2019
This document provides information to help junior students prepare for the college application process, including guidance on completing college visits, meeting with counselors, attending college fairs and recruiter visits, taking the ACT, requesting transcripts, submitting ACT scores, and other activities to engage in during their junior year. Students are encouraged to research colleges, set goals for qualifications, and narrow their list to 5-10 top choices to focus their application efforts.
Senior Fall PowerPoint
This is the PowerPoint used in the senior guidance meeting at JHS- an overview of all things college at JHS.
Jr Powerpoint18
This document provides information to junior students about preparing for the college application process. It outlines steps like scheduling college visits, obtaining recommendation letters, taking the ACT, requesting transcripts, and submitting application materials. Students are encouraged to visit college websites, narrow down their list to 5-10 top choices, and maintain strong grades and extracurricular involvement throughout their junior year. The school's career center is available to assist with college planning resources.
Jr PowerPoint18
This document provides information to junior students about preparing for the college application process. It outlines steps like scheduling college visits, obtaining recommendation letters, completing applications for youth leadership programs, and registering for upcoming ACT test dates. Resources like college websites, guidance counselors, and the career center are available to help students navigate requirements for different colleges and scholarships. Students are encouraged to focus on grades, extracurricular activities, and financial aid planning as they begin their college searches.
Senior Fall PowerPoint 2018
This document provides senior students with information and guidance on applying to colleges. It emphasizes creating organization systems using file folders and calendars. It lists important upcoming dates for college fairs, visits, and applications. It also provides requirements and deadlines for local college options. Students are encouraged to request transcripts in advance, submit official ACT scores, and get involved in extracurricular activities. The document offers resources for test preparation and navigating college websites to research application processes and deadlines.
Senior Fall Powerpoint 2017
This document provides high school seniors with information and resources to help them successfully navigate the college application process. It includes tips for staying organized, important dates for applications, financial aid, and college visits. Resources mentioned include guidance counselors, college handbooks, recommendation letters, ACT test dates and prep materials. Colleges highlighted include local universities and their admissions requirements. Overall, the document aims to guide seniors through all the steps involved in applying to colleges in a timely manner.
Senior Fall Powerpoint 2017
The document provides information to seniors about completing college applications and preparing for their senior year. It includes details about seating arrangements, application deadlines and requirements for various colleges, ACT test dates and registration, requesting transcripts, submitting ACT scores, college tours being offered, and additional resources available in the career center.
Senior Fall Powerpoint 2016
This document provides senior students with guidance on completing their college application process. It recommends creating organized files, using a planner, and writing down all important dates for applications, payments, and visits. Students are encouraged to request transcripts in advance, submit official ACT scores, apply early, and explore college websites to understand each school's application process and deadlines. The document also lists upcoming college fairs and recruiter visits, as well as ACT test dates and registration deadlines.
Junior Fall Powerpoint
This document provides junior students with information about starting the college search and application process. It outlines upcoming college visit and fair dates, requirements for trips, ACT test dates and registration deadlines, how to request transcripts, navigating college websites, and additional activities like clubs and community service to engage in. Students are encouraged to visit college websites to learn application requirements and timelines.
Senior Fall Powerpoint 2016
This is from our opening session with the senior class regarding college search, college admissions and the application process.
College Night15
This document provides information about an upcoming College Night event at WHS. It includes:
- A schedule for the College Night with 4 sessions for students to visit with college representatives.
- Assignments of which colleges will be in each classroom.
- Upcoming college planning events at WHS like college tours and a Financial Aid Night.
- Reminders about resources for college research and planning available to students through the guidance office.
Junior Class Fall Powerpoint 2015
This document provides junior students with information about the college search and application process. It outlines upcoming college visits and fairs, requirements for attending trips to specific colleges, ACT test dates and how to submit scores, resources available in the career center, when to start the application process, how to navigate college websites, how to request transcripts, and additional activities like clubs and community service to engage in.
Senior Fall Powerpoint 2015
This document provides guidance to high school seniors on navigating the college application process. It outlines important dates and deadlines for applications, tests, visits, and financial aid. It emphasizes starting early, using organizational tools, and accessing resources like guidance counselors, college websites, and the school's career center. Students are encouraged to attend information sessions, apply to several schools, and continue extracurricular and academic efforts in their senior year.
Senior Fall Powerpoint for College Application Season
This document provides senior students with important information and deadlines for the college application process. It lists resources available to help students including guidance counselors, websites, newsletters and social media. Key dates are highlighted for ACT tests, college fairs, visits from college recruiters, ordering graduation supplies and transcript requests. Students are reminded to explore college websites, apply to several schools, and request transcripts in advance.
WHS Planning for High School 2014
Walker High School provides information about administration, counselors, courses, graduation requirements, and electives. Principal Gary Boling and assistant principals Gayle Crump, Tommy Hobson, and Rufus McDuffie lead the school. Counselors Linda Cain, Victoria Parnell, and Jolei Higgins assist students. Core classes are required for graduation along with career prep, PE, health, and electives. The school offers college prep, honors, AP, and dual enrollment courses to challenge students.
College Night
This document provides information about a College Night event including:
- There will be 4 sessions with colleges over 15 minutes each, with a final browse session. Students can visit 3 colleges.
- It lists the room assignments for each college representative.
- Thanks all college and military representatives for attending.
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- 1. Freshman Year- Introducing College & Career!
- 2. • https://youtu.be/dldvzx_KHF0 • https://youtu.be/bvhKpRxmuvs Welcome to JHS Guidance! We are here to prepare you for your future! What will that future be like?
- 3. Set GOALS! Community Goals Personal Goals Social Goals Spiritual Goals Family Goals Education Goals Career Goals
- 4. Let’s take one …
- 5. CAREER GOALS! Sign up for health science courses Volunteer at hospital Make a 25 on ACT so that I can apply for scholarships Become a member of HOSA & seek leadership roles Work toward a 4.0 GPA Apply & get accepted into UAH nursing program Become a Nurse! Graduate & Become Licensed
- 6. GPA- What is it? • Grade Point Average- average of all of the grades in your credit courses • Numerical & Standard • You will start building your GPA as soon as you earn a credit.
- 7. • A= 4 points • B=3 points • C=2 points • D=1 point • F=0 points • Weighted classes add 1 point
- 8. • 10th graders will take the PreACT in the fall • 11th graders will take the ACT at school for no charge in the spring • Free Act Prep books are available for checkout in the Career Center • The more times you take the ACT (actual ACT or practice tests), the more you will become accustomed to the verbiage associated with the test, feel comfortable with the timing and hopefully increase your speed.
- 10. What can I do now to prepare for the college admission process? • Visit the website of EVERY college you are considering applying to. • Go to the admission page or click on “prospective students”. • Find out the requirements and steps involved in their admission & scholarship application process. • SET GOALS that will lead you to being qualified and ready to apply your senior year.
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- 14. Career Center College & Test Prep Resources
- 15. Need more help with that? • Where is the Career Center? Across from the library…
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