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In this issue:
Rising Senior Night I Senior Exit Survey I NCAA Free Webinar & Information I ACT Exam Updated I UPDATED Advanced Placement (AP) Exam I Scholarship BulletinUpcoming College Visits I Get InvolvedCanvas Parent App InstructionsStudent Assistance Program (SAP)Calendar of Events

Rising Senior Night
 
Join us on Tuesday, April 25th 2023 at 5:30 p.m. for our second annual Rising Seniors: What to Expect Night, an evening for Rising Senior Parents/Guardians. The SHS Counselors and administrative team will cover topics for current 11th grade students including, but not limited to: 
  • Researching Colleges
  • College Visits
  • Using Naviance To Assist In Planning
  • The College Application Process
  • Post-Secondary Testing
  • Financial Aid & Scholarships
  • Trade & Apprenticeship Programs
  • Military Recruitment 
Not only will there be information presented on these items, there will be time afterwards to answer questions that students and families may have about them. This is a valuable presentation for any student and their family looking to get a jump on their senior year and beyond. 
Senior Exit Survey

In April of each year, each student in the senior class is required to complete their Senior Exit Survey. The answers provided on this survey (a) help with graduation arrangements, (b) give SHS the required post-secondary information we must report to the Pennsylvania Department of Education each year, (c) let us know how we can continue to work to improve SHS, and (d) let the SHS counselors know where to send your final transcript if you plan to attend college in the fall.
 
The survey is located on Naviance (https://student.naviance.com/susquehannock). Once logged in, the survey can be found by clicking on ‘About Me’ in the top left corner of the homepage and then select ‘Surveys from Your School’ from the dropdown menu. This will take you to a new page where you will then click on ‘Senior Exit Survey’ to complete the survey.

All members of the SHS Class of 2022 are required to complete this survey no later than Friday, May 5th! However, students that complete this survey accurately prior to Tuesday, April 18th will be given the chance to be one of ten students to either (a) receive full reimbursement for the price of their prom ticket(s) or (b) have their family receive preferred parking for Graduation.

If you have any questions or run into any trouble with completing the survey, please email Mr. Shervington at matthew.shervington@sycsd.org
NEXT STEPS: PREPARING FOR YOUR FUTURE AS AN NCAA STUDENT-ATHLETE: Free Webinar for College-Bound Student-Athletes and Families  


Audience: College bound student-athletes and families
Date: Sunday, April 30, 2023
Time: 6:30 - 7:30 pm

High school student-athletes focused on playing their sport at the NCAA level won't want to miss this informative hour with the Eligibility Center staff. Learn about next steps, based on your year in high school and how the removal of standardized test score requirements may impact your eligibility experience. Parents/families/advocates encouraged to join! Click here to register.   
 
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NCAA INFO

Are you interested in playing collegiate sports? The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) determines and oversees academic eligibility to participate at the Division I and II levels. There are specific core courses that a student must choose from at SHS in order to meet the eligibility requirements. 

To visit the student-parent NCAA website and set up a FREE profile page or an official certification account, click HERE.

FREE PROFILE PAGE ACCOUNT
*Interested in a Division III school or currently are not sure in which division you want to compete.
*Transition to a paid Certification account at any time to pursue a Division I or II path.
*No registration fee to create a Profile Page account.
 
CERTIFICATION ACCOUNT
*Must be certified by NCAA Eligibility Center to compete at a Division I or II school.
*Before you take official visits or sign an NLI, you must have a complete Certification account.
*Registration fee: $100
CORE COURSE LIST 
Link: https://web3.ncaa.org/hsportal/exec/hsAction?hsActionSubmit=searchHighSchool
NCAA High School Code: 391545
 

Students and families should make their high school counselor aware they have an interest in competing at the collegiate level ASAP. The SHS school counselors will make sure student-athletes are scheduled for the proper core courses to ensure eligibility status is not jeopardized. For more information concerning eligibility relating to core courses, academic requirements, GPA and test score requirements, and a suggested timeline, please see the PDF below. There are additional resources such as a worksheet/checklist in the files section at the bottom of this page.

ACT Update:

The ACT will not be offered at Susquehannock High School in April of 2023 for the testing date of April 15th. 

 

Final payment for Advanced Placement (AP) Testing is due by Monday, April 24, 2023. All families with a balance due should have received an invoice through MySchoolBucks (MSB). 
Every month, the SHS Counseling Office will create a scholarship bulletin with a list of scholarship opportunities.
 
*Click image to view the April Scholarship Bulletin  

As always, SHS is proud to partner with many colleges to offer visits from admissions representatives to provide our students valuable information about different schools. We are resuming in-person visits this school year, but will also be conducting virtual visits as well.

Students can sign up on Naviance for these visits. For a list of colleges that are scheduled to visit and when please click here.
Click on the image to see the complete list and additions! 
Canvas Parent App Instructions

Canvas is the Learning Management System that most SHS students will use to view and submit their classroom assignments for their in-person and digital days. All SHS students are assigned an account and parents are eligible to have an “observer” account which gives them access to view their student’s courses, assignments, due dates, etc. It is highly encouraged that parents set up this account. Additionally, this year the SHS Counseling Office also has a page on Canvas which parents can access through an observer account.  For more information and instructions on how to create your observer account, please click here.
The Student Assistance Program (SAP) is continuing to offer services and assistance to students and their families. There are a variety of interventions and programs available, including counseling assessments through True North, school-based counseling through Pennsylvania Comprehensive Behavioral Health (PCBH), and monitoring and mentoring programs through the school. If you are interested in any of these services, please contact your child's school counselor. 

*Click image for more information and referral form
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Mr. Kevin Molin, Ed. D., Principal
Mr. James Sterner, Assistant Principal
Ms. Jennifer Smith, Assistant Principal 

3280 Fissels Church Road
Glen Rock, PA 17327
Phone: 717-235-4811 ext 4901
Fax: 717-227-1951

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