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PARENT RESOURCES

Downloads

2013 Parent Information Night PowerPoint

Parent Information Night – UC Admissions Power Point

Full Circle Treatment Center Information

6 Year Plan

2013-14 Academic Planning Guide

Graduation Verification Petition

Grade Check

Transcript Request

NM and NC Info

CSF Application
CSF Course List

College Comparison Worksheet

College Visit Worksheet

Graduation/College Admission Timeline

STUDENT INFO

Tutoring Information

RELATED LINKS

Library

49er ROP

NCAA Initial Eligibility

NCAA Clearinghouse Registration
List of Approved NCAA Courses at WHS (Form 48-H)

Financial Aid Information:

www.fafsa.ed.gov www.fastweb.com www.finaid.org www.college.gov www.icanaffordcollege.com www.csac.ca.gov www.going2college.org

Testing Information and Registration:

College Board
ACT
SAT
WHS School Code (CEEB Code): 053937
NCAA Eligibility Center’s Code: 9999
(When taking the SAT/ACT – send scores directly to the Eligibility Center)

Military Information:

U.S. Army
U.S. Navy
U.S. Airforce
U.S. Marines
U.S. Coast Guard

Military Academies

US Coast Guard Academy
US Air Force Academy
US Military Academy at Westpoint
US Navel Academy
US Merchant Marine Academy
Service Academy Nomination Process

Counseling

Home	Contact	College & Career	Advanced Placement

Welcome to Whitney High School Counseling Department Home Page

A well-qualified and professional counseling staff is available to assist Whitney High School students with academic counseling, college and career planning, personal counseling, and crisis intervention. Students may request to see a counselor by completing a referral form located in the Counseling office. Parents who wish to meet with their student's counselor may call or email for more information (see Counselors link above). Be sure to check the website and school calendar for upcoming college and counseling events for students and parents.
Whitney High SCHOOL CODE is 053937 (use when registering for College Admission Exams)

Academic Counseling

Course selection

Academic requirements

Course Placement

Parent Information Evening Programs

Courses and Summer Session

Standardized Testing: Information, Administration and Interpretation: PSAT, ACT, SAT I, SAT II.

College and Career Counseling

Administration and interpretation of the PSAT

College information and Financial Aid Parent-Student Evening Programs (see calendar for dates)

Campus visits by representatives of universities and colleges (see calendar for dates)

Internet, print and video resources in the College Counseling Center

Individual parent/student appointments available for college planning, decision-making, and application processes

Assistance with creating an appropriate College Application list and with organizing the college application process

Assistance with organizing application materials and meeting deadlines

Workshops for writing college essays and preparing for interviews

Letters of Recommendation and contact with University representatives as appropriate

College Information News for parents and students on website.

Personal Counseling

School counselors are available for parent conferences and referral resources as needed or upon request.

Crisis intervention counseling, drug and alcohol abuse prevention information, education, and referrals are always available.

Students in need of assistance should make an appointment with their assigned counselor.