Senior Portrait Due Date: FRIDAY OCTOBER 6, 2023
Please read all the information below to have a smooth senior portrait submission for the Reflections Yearbook staff.
What are the requirements for photos AND how do I submit my photo? Click Here for REQUIREMENTS
Which photographer should I use?
Option 1: Reflections Yearbook contracted Partnership Photographers (click links below):
Brent Murphy Photography 303.884.4454 2023 Brochure
Charlie O’s Photography 720.319.8313 2022 Brochure
Memories of Treva Photography 303.422.3002 2022 Brochure PG1 PG2
Misha Photography 720.540.3316 2022 Brochure
Monty Nuss Photography 303.798.8229 2023 Brochure
Natalie Beck Photography 720.837.5378 2022 Brochure
Sami Jo’s Photos 720.771.2927
Susan Sheldon Photography 303.246.2924 2023 Brochure
Option 2: Photographer of your choosing (Please make sure they adhere to our photo requirements).
Option 3: Lifetouch Photo will be used.
Cap & Gown IMPORTANT DATES
In-School Order Event - Oct 17th 10am-4pm
Oct 18th 11am-1pm
Early Bird Ordering Deadline December 17, 2023
Order Deadline April 1, 2024
FINAL deadline to order May 1, 2024
Please check out the Herff Jones website to order class rings, graduation announcements, cap & gown, etc.
𓅪 EARLY BIRD CAP & GOWN KEEPER UNIT ONLY (includes cap, gown, and tassel) Other packages are optional.
→ PURSCHASE BY - 12/17/2023 $52.62 ←
College Planning
SENIORS are you interested in going to college?
Did you know we have colleges that visit us with the purpose to inform you about their school and to help with the application process!? Click the map on the left side to find out which colleges will visit BHS!
To meet with them please sign up in the counseling office as soon as possible or fill out the Google Form below.
Another way to find out which college will visit us is to join the Counseling Office class of 2023 on REMIND. We will send you information about college visits, financial aid, scholarships and much more! Text @493fgd to 81010.
Sign up for college visits with the form above, in the counseling office, or CLICK HERE .
Colorado Free Application Day$! Mark your calendar for Oct. 18-20, 2022, to apply to many Colorado colleges and universities for free!
Stay Organized! Pay attention to Deadlines!
Ensure you have the credits/demonstrations necessary for high school graduation.
Check academic units for college admissions.
Note that some colleges may require your mid-year grades, and all of them will require a final transcript that includes all your high school work.
Remember that rigorous courses and a stable or upward trend of grades are most desirable.
Know the specific admission requirements for the school you are applying to (specific courses, SAT, ACT, or test optional, etc.)
Chart for GPA and Test Score Ranges of Admitted Freshman (This chart provides the average GPA and ACT/SAT ranges for students Colorado colleges and universities have admitted. For example, “50 percent of admitted students had between a 3.0 -3.5 GPA and 1040 – 1300 SAT.” These ranges are NOT admission requirements but a guide to the admission standards at each institution. Students who have below the listed 50 percent ranges can still be competitive for admission if they are strong in other areas of their academic profile.)
2022 FAFSA Workshops:
-No current workshops with the high school. Check with the college you want to attend for FAFSA assistance!
Federal Student Aid - Complete FAFSA Form Here!
FAFSA
What is FAFSA?-Video
Different Types of Financial Aid for Students
How do I apply for a grant or scholarship?
In most cases, grant and scholarship applications are handled by the source. To apply for these items, you should contact the agency/institution that is offering the grant or scholarship. To qualify for federal grants or loans you should complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). By completing a FAFSA, you will also be considered for State grants.
What types of financial aid are available?
A student may find assistance paying for college from many sources. It is important to understand from where the money is originating and your responsibility if you receive the money.
Federal student aid is a primary resource for many students. Complete a FAFSA Application here.
State funded aid is allocated to participating institutions and disbursed to students.
Types of State Aid Available
The following is a list of state assistance programs, which may be available at participating institutions in Colorado:
Colorado Application for State Financial Aid (CASFA): CASFA is a safe, easy way to apply for state financial aid if you are not eligible to apply for FAFSA. Find out more about CASFA here.
College Opportunity Fund (COF): Find out more here.
Colorado Work-Study: Part-time employment program designed to assist students with financial need or work experience. Contact your Colorado college/university for more information.
Dependent Tuition Assistance Program: DTAP recognizes the contributions of public servants who were killed or disabled in the line of duty. The program provides financial assistance to attend eligible institutions for dependents of a deceased or permanently disabled:
• law enforcement officer
• firefighter
• member of the national guard
• prisoner of war
• person missing in action
Email DTAP.Mailbox@dhe.state.co.us for link to electronic application.
*NOTE: All programs may not be available at all participating institutions.
Contact the institution for details and applications.
For Directions how to request your transcript be sent to a College/University Click Here! OR watch the Video
SCHOLARSHIPS
*Check Naviance for scholarships
*Check the City of Brighton Webpage
CLICK HERE City of Brighton Scholarships
Southwest Airlines Aviation Technical Education Scholarships
College and Career Readiness
Check out the City of Brighton webpage to learn about College & Career Readiness. Click Here
Learn about the trades Here
Vocational Trade Schools in CO 2022 Guide
Emily Grifffith Technical College- Trades/Industry/Professional Studies
Apprenticeship Opportunities:
Early Childhood Education
Red Rocks Community College has a Child Care Development Specialist Apprenticeship Program. To learn more about this program, click here.
Veterinarian Technician Apprenticeship Informational Session
Community College of Denver has partnered with the Denver Workforce Services to offer Informational Sessions to learn about a NEW Veterinary Technicians Apprenticeship. Attend to learn what role in veterinary practices, including performing medical and surgical nursing procedures, laboratory testing, anesthesia induction, recovery maintenance, monitoring, and other clinical procedures, Veterinary Technicians play.
MORE Apprenticeships: Colorado Apprenticeship Resource Directory Click Here!