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SCHOOL CODE FOR ACT OR SAT IS 012518 Register for ACT at www.act.org; register for SAT at www.collegeboard.com
Counselors Lee Cleveland Class of 2012 and Class of 2013 621-6629 lcleveland@bcbe.org Angie Dunnam Class of 2011 and Class of 2014 621-6629 adunnam@bcbe.org Natalie Hamil Building Test Coordinator (AHSGE,PSAT,AP Exams,ASVAB nhamil@bcbe.org Please check under the staff section/Mrs. Hamil for more information about exams. Check the Guidance Page Calendar link for important dates that may not appear on the Main Page. For information specific to a class, go to the link for "school staff" on the main page of the school's website. After entering the school staff link, scroll to Lee Cleveland for freshmen and sophomores; Angie Dunnam for juniors and seniors. STUDENT VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES: Alacare Home Health and Hospice Student Volunteer Program-contact Patty Lynn at patricia.lynn@alacare.com or 251/341-0707 for more info TRANSCRIPT REQUESTS: SENIORS WHO NEED TO SEND TRANSCRIPTS TO COLLEGES MUST FOLLOW THE PROPER PROCEDURES. STUDENTS WILL FIND THE PROCEDURES PRINTED AND POSTED IN THE GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT. 1) Student completes the "Request for Transcript" form in the Guidance Department or online at www.spanishforttoros.org under the forms section of the Guidance web page. All information must be listed on the form including the address of the college or university to which the transcript will be sent. 2)Student clips a dollar to the request form (paper clips are provided). If student does not attach payment, transcript request will NOT be processed. If student has change only, envelopes are provided for this purpose. The envelope will then be attached to the request form. 3)Form and payment will be placed (by the student) in the RED folder on the registrar's office door. Registrar's office is in the Guidance Department. The folder is clearly marked, "Transcript Requests." 4)Student may check the clipboard beside the registrar's door to see the date his/her transcript was mailed. These instructions are posted in the Guidance Department. Transcripts may only be requested IN PERSON and IN WRITING by the student or parent. LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION: Please provide a resume and give two (2) weeks notice to the counselor, teacher, or administrator before recommendation is due. Also, provide the name of the institution or organization the recommendation will be sent.
Please mark your calendars with the following important dates:
* ACT/SAT Tutorials at Daphne High School -$50 cost--call 626-8787 or email Mr. Andre LaPalme at alapalme@bcbe.org *September 21st--UAB Night--7:00-9:00pm at Alabama School of Math & Science--www.uab.edu/uabnight *September 25th-Judson College Preview Day and Equine Demonstration--Call 1-800-447-9472 or email admissions@judson.edu for more info *October 7-E-Day @ University of AL (College of Engineering)--Call 1-800-369-ENGR for more info *October 16-University of West AL Preview Day (pizza and football tickets are complimentary) 1-888-652-3578 or http://www.gowest.uwa.edu for more info College Visits (off campus) Juniors and seniors are allowed two college visit days during each school year. A College Visit Request form should be completed by the student and parent two weeks before the college vist. Forms are available in the Guidance Department or at www.spanishforttoros.org under "forms". Tutoring Math: Tuesdays-3:20 to 3:50 Mrs. Freeman -- Room #147 Wednesdays-7:20-7:50am Ms. Coate-- Room #146 Wednesdays-3:20-3:50pm Ms. Smith--Room #160 Fridays-7:20-7:50am Coach Womack -- Room #161 English: Tuesdays-- 7:15a.m. Knight- Room# 199/ 3:20p.m. Jaye- Room# 197 Wednesdays-- 3:20p.m. Cates- Room# 196 Thursdays-- 7:15a.m. Moore / 3:20p.m. Small --Room# 198 Science: Jack Watt Room #163 Monday-Thursday 7:15-7:45am and 3:30-4:00pm Jane Nall Room #167 Monday 7-7:40am Crystal Menas Room #168 Thursday 3:15-4:00pm Beth Hodge Room #164 Friday 3:15-4:00pm Social Studies: August -- 7:15-7:45am Wednesdays Room #200 Mrs. Begnaud-Penn August -- 3:15-3:45pm Thursdays Room #201 Mrs. Eudy September -- 7:15-7:45am Wednesdays Room #200 Ms. Richard September -- 3:15-3:45pm Thursdays Room #216 Mr. German October -- 7:15-7:45am Wednesdays Room #214 Mr. Ponder October -- 3:15-3:45pm Thursdays Room #200 Mrs. Begnaud-Penn College Admission Recruiters on campus During the 09-10 school year, students may visit with college admissions recruiters during their lunch waves (juniors and seniors will be given priority if space becomes a concern). Students will sign-up in advance to meet with the college representatives. On the day of the visit, students will bring a sack lunch to a designated classroom where they can eat lunch and listen to a brief presentation from the college representative. Students should check the guidance page calendar for dates of college visits. All College Admissions Visits will be held in Room 222 (Ms. Bernasconi's Room) for the first semester: *September 8, 2010-University of West AL *September 9, 2010-Huntingdon College *September 14, 2010-Troy University *September 28, 2010- University of Southern Mississippi *September 30, 2010-University of South Alabama *October 5, 2010-Spring Hill College *October 6, 2010-Samford (during break times in the cafeteria) *October 12, 2010-University of Mobile *November 9, 2010-Auburn University
PLEASE NOTE: AUBURN UNIVERSITY AND UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA NOW REQUIRE ACT PLUS WRITING Scholarship Info: (Deadlines listed first) Poarch Creek Indians offer a variety of scholarship and tuition assistance programs to American Indians-contact www.poarchcreekindians.org for information
No Deadline-Spring Hill College Gulf Coast Scholars' Award-3.5 GPA + 26 ACT-$17500/year-www.shc.edu or email admit@shc.edu for more info September 10, 2010-Bayfest Music Scholarship ($10,000)--open to any freshman, sophomore, junior or senior with musical talent--pick up an application in the Guidance Office or go www.bayfest.com or call 478-5679 September 18, 2010-GMAC Bowl Scholarship Program-pick up info sheet in guidance office or go to www.gmacbowl.com for an online application October 15, 2010-PEO STAR Scholarship-$2500 based on leadership, extracurricular activities, community service, academics (min 3.0 or above)--pick up application in guidance office or www.peointernational.org February 7, 2011-Alabama Municipal Electric Authority (AMEA) Scholarship $2500--pick up application in the guidance office or go to www.amea.com February 7, 2011-Alabama Municipal Electric Authority (AMEA) Technical School Scholarship $2500--for students interested in pursuing postsecondary training at a technical school--pick up application in the guidance office or go to www.amea.com FINANCIAL AIDE PRESENTATION-click on forms to view handout from January 20, 2010 meeting
Scholarship Search/Financial Aid/Financial Planning--see "Links" at top of page for more information
College-bound juniors should be planning ahead! Put these on your "to do"list for the summer and fall. 1)Take the ACT or SAT during the Fall. - 2)Prepare a high school resume.
- 3)Seriously think about which colleges you would like to attend.
- 4)Know your current GPA. Colleges will admit you based on the GPA you have earned in grades 9, 10, and 11. Your junior year grades are VERY important.
- 5)Continue to be involved in school, community, and church organizations. Quality involvement is the key; admissions committees are looking to see WHAT you have actually done in the organizations.
- 6)Take college visits.
- 7)Think about teachers, coaches, and other adults from whom you will need letters of recommendation.
Registration for ACT and SAT may be completed online: ACT--www.act.org SAT--www.collegeboard.com
Summer 2010 Summer College (rising juniors ,Class of 2012 and rising seniors, Class of 2011) at the University of Mississippi For more information ,visit www.olemiss.edu/SCHS Oxford Advanced Studies Program (current sophomores, juniors, seniors) Course brochures may be found at www.oasp.ac.uk
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