Recent ActivityWelcome to Prairie View High School Counseling Department! Our mission is to support our students, staff and community within the three domains of counseling: academic, career and personal/social. We look forward to working with you.
To best ensure that we serve you in a timely manner, please schedule an appointment through our counseling secretary to meet with any of the counselors. If you arrive early for your appointment, visit our College/Career Center located in the counseling office. We hope you find the information useful to both students and parents as they plan for the future.
*Parents, please be sure your email address is updated in Infinite Campus so we can notify you about grades, progress reports and report cards, as well as other announcements.*
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Credit Retrieval Program Available
Students needing classes counting toward graduation are encouraged to take advantage of our Credit Retrieval Program. Classes may be scheduled from Monday through Thursday from 1:30-4:30 p.m.
RocAnn Smith, Credit Retrieval Coordinator - rsmith@sd27j.org (303) 655-8828
To best ensure that we serve you in a timely manner, please schedule an appointment through our counseling secretary to meet with any of the counselors. If you arrive early for your appointment, visit our College/Career Center located in the counseling office. We hope you find the information useful to both students and parents as they plan for the future.
*Parents, please be sure your email address is updated in Infinite Campus so we can notify you about grades, progress reports and report cards, as well as other announcements.*
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Staff
Beth Verdeal, Counseling Secretary - everdeal@sd27j.org (303) 655-8820
Michele Gabaldon, Registrar - mgabaldon@sd27j.org (303) 655-8823
Amy Grace, Counselor - agrace@sd27j.org (303) 655-8824 - Students with last names A-Fa
Sheila Harris, Counselor - sharris@sd27j.org (303) 655-8827 - Students with last names Fe-L
Traci Sanchez, Counselor - tsanchez@sd27j.org (303) 655-8826 - Students with last names M-Ri
Jeanne Thompson, Counselor - jmthompson@sd27j.org (303) 655-8822 - Students with last names Ro-Z
Staff
Beth Verdeal, Counseling Secretary - everdeal@sd27j.org (303) 655-8820
Michele Gabaldon, Registrar - mgabaldon@sd27j.org (303) 655-8823
Amy Grace, Counselor - agrace@sd27j.org (303) 655-8824 - Students with last names A-Fa
Sheila Harris, Counselor - sharris@sd27j.org (303) 655-8827 - Students with last names Fe-L
Traci Sanchez, Counselor - tsanchez@sd27j.org (303) 655-8826 - Students with last names M-Ri
Jeanne Thompson, Counselor - jmthompson@sd27j.org (303) 655-8822 - Students with last names Ro-Z
Credit Retrieval Program Available
Students needing classes counting toward graduation are encouraged to take advantage of our Credit Retrieval Program. Classes may be scheduled from Monday through Thursday from 1:30-4:30 p.m.
RocAnn Smith, Credit Retrieval Coordinator - rsmith@sd27j.org (303) 655-8828
Upcoming Events Getting Into CollegeThe Princeton Review will be offering a FREE Getting Into College workshop for students and parents on Saturday, February 4 from 1-3 p.m. A free, full-length practice test for the ACT will also be available for students from 1-5 p.m. Presentations will include how to choose the school that's right for your student; how to cut the cost of college attendance; and key testing strategies to help your student get the scores they need to get into their dream school. Call 800-2REVIEW to reserve your spot, and reference PSO 49313 when you call. Click here for more information.
PVHS 8th Grade Registration & Check it Out Night!Parents and students planning to attend PVHS next year are strongly encouraged to attend this open house-style event on Wednesday, February 15 from 5-7 p.m. to talk with high school teachers, learn about courses, activities and athletics options at PVHS. In addition, high school counselors will give group presentations regarding course selection and honors information. Please save the date! Click here for flier and details!
College Access 101Front Range Community College is hosting a free, two-day workshop for students who: have not made a decision about college; are interested in going to college but don’t know how to get there; 1st generation/low income students; students who have the potential to go to college but need support and tools to get there. The workshop is March1-2 at the FRCC Brighton campus. Sign up at parent-teacher conferences or in the counseling office by February 17. Call Dori Benavides at 303-404-5090 for more information and click here for the flyer. FAFSA WorkshopOn Wednesday, February 22 from 7-8:30 p.m., an expert from CollegeinColorado will be on hand to walk students and parents through the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) on the computer. You should bring a copy of your 2011 tax information with you! Free ACT Test Prep classDeVry University offers free Saturday sessions to help you get ready for the ACT! The Westminster campus will have review days on February 4 and April 7. Click here for more information, or contact Alisa Zimmerman at azimmerman2@devry.edu.
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Attention Parents! No "Attention Parents!" exist(s) Links  College in ColoradoInformation about planning, applying and paying for college. You can also take a career inventory or practice ACT. College Preparatory InstituteCPI is an intensive introduction to college for two weeks during the summer for students ready to enter their freshman year of college. CPI prepares students for a successful transition to any institution of higher learning. March 2 SuccessThis is a FREE online course sponsored by the US Army that helps you improve test scores while building knowledge and confidence in important subjects such as Language Arts, Math and Science. There also resources to help you improve ACT and SAT scores. Prep HQThis website provides you with the information you need to get started on your search for the best college for you! The Guidance Center is available for you at anytime, anywhere, via the Internet. It will help you to get an idea of where you should start, to learn about how our college application process works, and to conduct your own college search based on previous students from our school. You will also be able to seek Community Service Opportunities as well as view your progress toward graduation requirements! Princeton Review Admissions CoursesPrinceton Review experts offer help with the financial aid and admissions process, as well as a workshop on essay writing. All courses are delivered in a convenient LiveOnline format. |
