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Counselor Zoom Series
Spring 2026
Please Register For Each Event
Any student and/or parent/guardian can attend the workshops.
Additional workshops will be added shortly
March 16, 2026 @ 6PM - NCAA Clearinghouse Information Session (Click Here to Register)
Designed for students in grades 9-12
This session is designed for any student who is interested in playing sports at the college level.
During this workshop, you will learn:
✅ The most up-to-date eligibility requirements students must meet to play college sports
✅ Academic standards and GPA expectations
✅ Required courses and testing guidelines
✅ The registration application that must be completed to be considered eligible
✅ Recruitment timelines and what coaches are looking for
✅ What students should be doing now (9th–12th grade) to stay on track
Whether you are aiming for Division I, II, III, NAIA, or junior college athletics, this session will help you understand the process and avoid costly mistakes.
Student-athletes and parents/guardians are encouraged to attend.
March 19 @ 6PM - Healthy Communication (Click Here To Register)
Designed for Grades 9-12
"The teenage years can sometimes feel overwhelming for young people and the adults who care about them. This workshop is designed to share information with caregivers to build stronger, healthier communication with their teens during this important time.
We’ll explore how kids change throughout their teenage years and how you can stay connected with them. We’ll also discuss navigating challenging moments and provide realistic strategies for building trust and deeper relationships with your teenagers."
April 28, 2026 @ 6PM - Financial Aid (Click Here To Register)
Designed for students in grades 11 & 12
Learn about financial aid — who applies, when to apply, and how to prepare.
This workshop will cover:
✅ Who should complete financial aid applications
✅ When to apply (important deadlines you cannot miss)
✅ Documents needed to complete the FAFSA and other applications
✅ How to maximize FREE money (grants & scholarships)
✅ Differences between grants, scholarships, loans, and work-study
✅ What families can do now to prepare
Who Should Attend:
All 11th graders and their parents/guardians who are interested in attending a 2-year college, 4-year college, or trade school.
Planning ahead can make a huge difference in how much FREE money your student receives. The earlier you understand the process, the less stressful senior year will be.
May 12, 2026 @ 6PM - Applying To College (Click Here To Register)
Designed for 10th & 11th Graders
Learn about the college application process and what students can do right now to make the journey smoother and less overwhelming.
During this workshop, we will cover:
✅ The step-by-step college application process
✅ What students should be doing in 9th–12th grade
✅ Different types of college applications (Common App, Coalition, institutional applications, etc.)
✅ Application fee waivers and how to qualify
✅ Important financial aid basics
✅ Key college terms every student and family should know
✅ A clear timeline to stay on track
✅ Practical strategies to avoid stress during senior year
This session is designed to give students and families clarity, confidence, and a plan.
Don’t wait until senior year to figure it out — start now and stay ahead!
June 3, 2026 @ 6:00PM - ACT 158 - Click Here To Register ( the new Pennsylvania Graduation Requirement)
Designed for Grades 9-11
Pennsylvania's Act 158, effective with the Class of 2023, established5️⃣ five graduation pathways as alternatives to solely passing Keystone Exams in Algebra I, Literature, and Biology. Students must meet the requirements of at least one pathway—including proficiency/composite scores, CTE concentration, or alternative assessments—to graduate.
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