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This week's main takeaways are:
As we enter the home stretch of the year, let us all remain focused and continue giving our best effort all the way through final exams.
Important information regarding our Spring Testing Day (April 21), including dismissal times per grade level included in our Counselor's Connection below.
In Christ,
Dr. LeBoeuf
☐ The Academic Signing Day Form and the Scholarship Reporting Form were due on April 10, 2026. If your student has not yet completed these forms, please remind them to do so as soon as possible. Both forms are available in the student’s Google Classroom. Students may continue to submit scholarship information as they are notified of awards. Seniors will receive a list of all reported scholarships to take home for verification on April 24, 2026. This form must be signed and returned.
☐ [repeat] Students bringing a date from another school to Prom MUST obtain a Dance Permission Form from Mrs. Rosamond’s office. Forms must be completed and returned by Wednesday, April 15.
[repeat] There will be a football parent meeting if your son is going into 9-12 grade on April 14, 2026 at 6:00 pm in the Kolb Gym.
VCHS PROM 2026:
* Date: Saturday, April 18
* Time: 8:00pm - 11:00pm
* Tickets will be sold during 5th and 6th periods beginning Monday, April 13, through Thursday, April 16. Tickets will NOT be sold at the dance. The cost is $25 per person.
* Sophomores may only attend as the guest of a VCHS Senior or Junior.
* Students bringing a date from another school or a sophomore to Prom MUST obtain a Dance Permission Form from Mrs. Rosamond’s office. Forms must be completed and returned by Wednesday, April 15.
* Please pay careful attention to the dress code expectations for BOTH boys and girls, AND be certain to inform your date of the expectations if they are from another school. If you have any questions about whether or not your prom attire is appropriate, please see Mrs. Rosamond for approval. Those in violation WILL be asked to leave or change their attire.
* Presentation of Senior Favorites will begin promptly at 8pm; therefore, students are expected to arrive by 7:30pm. Students may arrive as early as 7:00pm. No one will be admitted after 8:30pm without prior permission from administration.
Previous Weeks in Terrier Nation
Upcoming Events:
Saturday, April 18 - Prom
Tuesday, April 21 - ACT/Standardized Testing Day
Friday, April 24 to Sunday, April 26 - Spring Play - "The Wizard of Oz"
Tuesday, April 28 - Vandebelles Spring Concert (6 p.m. - Kolb)
Thursday, April 30 - Academic Signing (8:30 a.m. - Kolb)
Friday, May 1 - Band Concert (7 p.m. - Kolb)
Monday, May 4 to Wednesday, May 6 - Guard Tryouts (5:30 to 7:30 p.m. - Kolb)
Friday, May 8 - Mixed Choir Spring Concert - 6 p.m.
Saturday, May 9 - Band Dance/Banquet
Monday, May 11 - Senior Athletic Convocation (6 p.m. - Kolb)
Wednesday, May 13 - Senior Honors Convocation (6 p.m. - Kolb)
Thursday, May 14 - Underclassmen Awards (6 p.m. - Kolb)
Saturday, May 16 - Graduation
Tuesday, May 19 to Friday, May 22 - Exams
Attention 10th Grade Parents!
Counselors visited 10th grade classes on Tuesday, March 31, 2026, to assist students in setting up their ACT accounts in preparation for the April 21 test.
If your student was absent that day and did not receive the ACT information, they should report to the counseling center at the beginning of their lunch period on Monday, April 13, 2026.
Thank you for your support in helping us prepare your student for this important testing opportunity!
Attention Senior Parents!
If you have not already submitted the FAFSA, you should have received an email from Mrs. Katie. This is an important step in securing financial aid for your student’s college education.
Please complete the FAFSA as soon as possible to ensure your student is considered for all available funding opportunities.
If you have any questions or need assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out.
There are many local scholarship opportunities still available for students with deadlines quickly approaching. There is still time to apply. Please encourage your students to review the scholarships posted in their Google Classroom and apply if they meet scholarship eligibility requirements.
Some remaining local scholarships include:
Downtown Rotary Club Scholarship $1000
Gabrielle Hernandez Memorial Scholarship $2000
Medical Society of Terrebonne Scholarship $1000 (Student does not need to be pursuing a health related field to apply.)
The Academic Signing Day Form and the Scholarship Reporting Form were due on April 10, 2026. If your student has not yet completed these forms, please remind them to do so as soon as possible. Both forms are available in the student’s Google Classroom.
Students may continue to submit scholarship information as they are notified of awards. Seniors will receive a list of all reported scholarships to take home for verification on April 24, 2026. This form must be signed and returned.
Spring Testing Information – Tuesday, April 21, 2026
Please review the schedule below:
Seniors do not need to report to school on this day. Seniors who have registered to take the ACT will receive an email with specific testing instructions.
10th & 11th Grade students will take the District ACT. They will be dismissed once their testing room has completed testing, at approximately 11:00 AM.
8th and 9th Grade: 9th grade students will take the PreACT. 8th grade students will take the PreACT 8/9. They will be dismissed once their testing room has completed testing, at approximately 11:30 AM.
Students testing with accommodations: Dismissal times will vary. These students will receive an email prior to testing with detailed instructions.
All students and parents will receive an email one week prior (April 14) to testing and a reminder one day before (April 20), including testing locations and important instructions.
Why ACT Scores Matter:
ACT results provide valuable insight into your student’s academic strengths and areas for growth. These scores are often used for college admissions, scholarships, and course placement. Additionally, the results help our school evaluate and strengthen instruction, ensuring that our curriculum continues to meet student needs and prepares them for success after graduation.
We appreciate your partnership in encouraging your student to do their very best on this important assessment!
[repeat] Please reach out to your student's assigned counselor with any questions or concerns via phone, email, or using the Counselor Request Form.
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