On December 4th in the high school LRC there will be a FAFSA workshop.  If your child is attending college or technical school, the FAFSA  (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) should be completed. The purpose of the FAFSA is to determine a student's eligibility for a wide array of financial assistance for college or career school, including federal grants, work-study programs, and loans. It serves as the single most important application for securing funds to pay for higher education.

Why Completing the FAFSA Is Important

• Access to "Free Money": The FAFSA is the gateway to grants and many scholarships which do not have to be repaid. By not completing the form, students leave billions of dollars in potential aid (like the Federal Pell Grant) unclaimed each year.

• Eligibility for State and Institutional Aid: Many states, colleges, and private scholarship programs use the FAFSA information to determine eligibility for their own financial aid, including both need-based and some merit-based aid. Without a completed FAFSA, students may be disqualified from receiving these additional funds.

• Access to Better Loans: Completing the FAFSA is required to access federal student loans, which typically offer lower interest rates, more flexible repayment options, and potential loan forgiveness programs compared to private loans.

Fall Drama Production 

It is almost time for the fall drama production of "First in Line and Other Traumatic Life Experiences". Join us at the high school on November 13th, 14th and 15th at 7:00pm. This play is sure to take you back as you remember your first day of high school, your first pimple or your first blind date. Relive them all with this collection of scenes ranging from the sadness of encountering prejudice to the wonderful feeling of being first in line! We can't wait to share this with you!