Prepare for the SAT this Summer with The Princeton Review at Northview HS

The Princeton Review has partnered with the Fulton County Board of Education and Northview HS to provide SAT test preparation to rising Juniors and Seniors. Tuition: $ 220 per student until the first 25 seats of each allotted class is filled. Registration and information: Register online at www.princetonreview.com (under SAT and your zip code). …

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Senior Check-Out Instructions

SENIOR CHECK-OUT INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE COUNSELING DEPARTMENT All 5 steps need to be completed by May 3rd in order for students to be cleared to walk in graduation. STEP 1: After High School Transition Plan Students log onto www.gacollege411.org Students who do not know their log ins must see their English teacher for user …

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AP Students Will Get Scores Online This Year

AP® Students Will Get Scores Online This Year As you may have heard, students will receive their AP scores online this July. This convenient new system replaces the old paper score reports, which will no longer be mailed. Students should follow the steps below to ensure access to scores. Students MUST have a College …

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NHS School Profile 2012/2013

NHS School Profile FY12-13

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Prepare for the SAT this Summer with The Princeton Review at Northview HS Senior Check-Out Instructions AP Students Will Get Scores Online This Year NHS School Profile 2012/2013 NEW**Follow the Northview Counseling Office on Twitter and Facebook

Mar 30

WELCOME TO NORTHVIEW HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELING DEPARTMENT

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by Samiah Garcia

Mission Statement: The Northview Counseling Department works with all stakeholders to help students to become productive members of society who accept responsibility for their actions. In this we strive to create a safe, personalized, and supportive environment that fosters tolerance and respect.

We hope you find the information on our site useful and informative.

Home – important information and current announcements
Counseling Staff – information on office staff and assignments
College and Career Counseling – information to help students and parents make post-secondary plans
Academic Guidance – information to help students and parents successfully navigate high school
Enrollment Process- enrollment requirements for new students
Additional Links - Links to resources

Counselors are assigned to a student based on the student’s last name:

Samiah Garcia A-Co 770-497-3828 ext. 139 garcias@fultonschools.org

Jamie D. Brown Cr-Hu 770-497-3828 ext. 146 brownj3@fultonschools.org

Andy Alhadeff Hw-Lim 770-497-3828 ext.135 alhadeffa@fultonschools.org

Renee Ferrerio Lin-O 770-497-3828 ext. 132 ferrerio@fultonschools.org

Dept Chair of Counseling

Allison Leja P-Sn 770-497-3828 ext. 145 leja@fultonschools.org

Steven Creel So-Z 770-497-3828 ext. 133 creel@fultonschools.org

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May 10

Prepare for the SAT this Summer with The Princeton Review at Northview HS

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by Allison Leja

The Princeton Review has partnered with the Fulton County Board of Education and Northview HS to provide SAT test preparation to rising Juniors and Seniors.

Tuition: $ 220 per student until the first 25 seats of each allotted class is filled. Registration and information: Register online at www.princetonreview.com (under SAT and your zip code). Seats are limited! The course consists of 18 hours of instruction and 3 practice exams. Two summer schedules available:

Schedule 1 begins on 5/29 and meets on Mondays and Wednesdays from 10-1

Schedule 2 begins on 6/25 and meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10-1

To View the schedules and to register, please visit www.princetonreview.com

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Apr 16

Senior Check-Out Instructions

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by Allison Leja

SENIOR CHECK-OUT INSTRUCTIONS

FROM THE COUNSELING DEPARTMENT

All 5 steps need to be completed by May 3^rd in order for students to be cleared to walk in graduation.

STEP 1: After High School Transition Plan

Students log onto www.gacollege411.org
Students who do not know their log ins must see their English teacher for user name/password information
Click “Sign In”, top right corner.
Login to your account or create an account.
Click “Your Portfolio”, top right corner.
Click “College Planning Portfolio”, bottom left quadrant.
Click “Postsecondary Plans”, top left corner.
In the After High School Transition Plan box, click “Have you got a plan?”
In the After High School Transition Plan box, under “Your path after high school” click to select your Postsecondary Plan.
Read the heading above each box and read the information on the right side of each box and type your responses in the boxes.
Click “Save”.
This step MUST be completed by May 3^rd.

STEP 2: Senior Exit Survey

Read NHS Counseling Activities 9th through 12th grade
Review Financial Aid and Next Steps for Graduates
Students log onto the following link: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/2013SeniorExitSurvey link will be posted on our website
Complete the Senior Exit Survey in its entirety. Please remember to hit DONE when you get to the end of the survey.
You need your Student ID # to complete this survey. Student ID ________________
This survey MUST be completed by May 3^rd.

STEP 3: Final Transcript Request Form

On the reverse side of this form, please indicate where you would like your final transcript sent.
If you do not plan to start college in the fall, you must still fill out this form. In the space indicated to write your post-secondary institution, write none.
This form MUST be completed by May 3^rd.

STEP 4: Scholarship Offers

On the Senior Exit Survey you will be asked to list all scholarship offers that you received.
For all scholarship offers reported, please attach a copy of the written offer.
Please attach all scholarships offered, even if you do not plan to accept the scholarship.
All scholarships that are verified by our office will be mentioned in the 2013 Graduation Bulletin that your family will receive at the graduation ceremony.

STEP 5: Final Check-Out

Complete 2013 Senior Final Transcript Request Form
Come to the counseling office.
Hand Ms. Boatwright this form completely filled out.
Make sure you have completed your online GACollege411 plan and Exit Survey.
Attach all scholarship offers.
Everything is due to the Counseling Office by May 3, 2013.

GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 2013!!!!!!!!

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Apr 12

AP Students Will Get Scores Online This Year

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by Allison Leja

AP^® Students Will Get Scores Online This Year
As you may have heard, students will receive their AP scores online this July. This convenient new system replaces the old paper score reports, which will no longer be mailed. Students should follow the steps below to ensure access to scores.

Students MUST have a College Board account in order to access their AP scores online in July; sign up for a free College Board account at apscore.org as early as possible.

Many students will already have an account if they’ve ever registered for the SAT® or participated in other College Board programs. Students who already have an account should sign in and confirm that they have the correct username and password.

Students need to complete two important fields on their first 2013 AP answer sheet: their student identifier (student ID number) and email address.

• Local student identifier or student ID number (Field T): If students have a local identifier and provide it on their AP answer sheet, they can use it to access their scores. If your students have more than one student ID (e.g., state level and school level), select the number that is most appropriate to use for reporting AP Exam scores.

• Email address (Field U): Students who provide their email address will receive a notification when their AP scores are available.

Students MUST hold on to their AP number.

•For security reasons, students will need to provide their AP number (or their student ID number, if they provided it on their answer sheet) in order to view their scores online and send scores to colleges.

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Aug 31