Welcome to your  Year

Class of 2025

Check out the Seniors page for important information on scholarships, transcripts, Residency Determination, applying for financial aid through the FAFSA and more.

Greetings and Welcome!

This is where I can support, my duty is to help you grow in a positive way: academically, social and emotional, and preparation for college/career readiness. As we begin this adventure together, start to think of the positive goals you would like to accomplish. Remember each day is a chance to begin again and a new opportunity to improve yourself. I look forward to meeting and supporting you throughout this school year. 

 Beliefs

• Students thrive when their individuality is recognized and encouraged in a school setting.

• All students can be productive and responsible citizens in a technologically driven society.

• All students can have a successful high school experience.

• Students who believe that they can achieve will achieve.

• All students will graduate with a post-secondary plan that is tailored to their interests, skills, and goals.

• All students should feel safe and secure in school.

• School counselors are intentional in their working with and supporting students.

• Students will advocate for their peers.

• Every student knows that there is a trusted faculty or staff person that cares about them.

 Tips for Freshman to keep in mind 

for the school year: 

1. Make a plan of what the next 4 years should look like. Think ahead and be positive. You will begin making a plan for your Freshman year through Naviance.

2. Get involved! Be part of your community by joining a club, sport or volunteering at local events. Don’t just help at your school, be recognized as a superstar volunteer in your community. Colleges, future employers, recruiters etc., all love to see “real involvement”.

3. Take pride in your work. Did you know that colleges only see your final grade for the semester in the classes that you take? (They do not see your report card grades.) Freshman and sophomore grades are extremely important. These are the grades sent to your potential college. The time starts now, your freshman year, that grades will 100% matter!

4. Be mindful of the choices that you make. You do not want anything negative to be connected to your high school transcript when submitting to future colleges. Your digital “footprint” matters too. Believe it or not, colleges, places of employment, the military, etc, all can follow you on social media and make decisions off of what they see.