Exam Information - April 2026
Parent Letter - October 2025
Total Registration - Click here to pay for your AP Exam
Throughout the fall, representatives from nearly 200 colleges, universities, technical/trade schools, gap year programs, and military services will visit FLHS to share information about their programs. The School Counseling staff encourages juniors and seniors to attend these sessions to explore their options.
For seniors, these visits are an opportunity to make a positive impression on representatives who may review and recommend them for admission. For juniors, they offer a chance to begin exploring future opportunities.
The College Rep Visit Schedule is posted on Schoolinks. Students need to register for ALL visits in advance. (Go to SchooLinks: Events > select Unregistered Event > Register for this event.) Learn more here.
Applying for Colleges Workshop
Class of 2027- PowerPoint
College Knowledge for Senior Families Class of 2027
Finding Best Fit Colleges - March 2023
Click HERE to access: Transcript Request Form, Permission to Release Records, Student Brag Sheet, Parent Brag Sheet & Student Activity Sheet
Senior Application Checklist - Class of 2027 Use this to guide you through the application process. This check list has everything you need to do prior to your senior meeting with your school counselor.
College Admissions Webinar for Families with Jeff Selingo – Feb 2026
Zoom Link to Recording - Click HERE
Post High School Planning Book - Class of 2027
Completing the FAFSA Graduation Requirement
Scholarship Information – Each year a number of scholarships are made available to students. In an effort to help you take full advantage of these scholarships, we have put together a list. Scholarships are advertised on SchooLinks complete with links and downloadable applications when available. These notices will give students some basic information concerning scholarships offered annually. Students are advised to check SchooLinks on a weekly basis. It is very important that this list not be the only guide used to investigate scholarships.
For further information:
Contact the financial aid officers at colleges. Many times there are university scholarships available.
Use the resources of the College and Career Center including our own media center, to research possible scholarship opportunities.
Ask at your place of employment, church, or civic group about any scholarship opportunities.