Contact your School Counselor
Mrs. Nicole Longo : Last names beginning A - De
Mrs. Heather Roberti : Last names beginning Di - Lem
Mrs. Jennifer Coletta Mansour : Last names beginning Len - Rio
Mrs. Nancy Lydon (Director) : Last names beginning Rip - Z
Just a reminder that Wizards Learn is open for anyone who wants a little extra help or a quiet place to get work done. You can stop by after school Monday through Thursday from 2 to 3 PM, as well as on the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Saturday mornings each month.
You don’t need to sign up ahead of time, and you’re free to leave whenever you’re finished. There will always be a teacher available if you need help or have questions.
Everyone is welcome—come get your work done, get ahead, or just have a productive start to your day.
College Planning Center
The FAFSA is open and families can reach out to the College Planning Center to get help on filling out the financial aid forms. Students can get money for 4 year or 2 year colleges or even trade schools. They can help you in person or by phone appointments. Contact their website for more information.
https://www.risla.com/college-planning-center
Scholarships
Admissions representatives from several colleges, universities and technical/career schools will be hosting informational visits for WWHS seniors during the first few months of the school year.
Click here to view the list of colleges that are visiting and to sign up for visits. All students who attend must sign up in advance.
Visits will be added throughout the first few months of the school year. Check back weekly as colleges are being added often
The University Of New Hampshire is coming this week Thursday 9/11 at 12:10. Please sign up on the Google form (In the Class of 2026 Google Classroom) or email Mrs. Roberti if you have any questions.
CCRI - Running Start Program
The Running Start Program at CCRI is a dual enrollment program for high school seniors who have demonstrated the academic achievement and maturity necessary to enroll in college courses during their senior year of high school. Seniors who wish to study at CCRI on a full-time basis (12 credits) during the day may be eligible to earn college credit and credit toward high school graduation simultaneously.
