College Kick-Off returns in-person Wednesday, February 9th

Parents of Sophomores and Juniors: Save the Date!

College Kick-Off is returning as an in-person event on Wednesday, February 9th.  Its goal is to generate more awareness of college admissions, to support students through their college search, and to set them up for success!

Senior/college counselors Rachel Loving and Kim Forquer will be joined by panelists from the University of Richmond, Old Dominion University, the University of South Carolina, and more!

Parents of 10th graders are invited to join their students in the Auditorium from 10:15-11:30 AM.

Parents of 11th graders are invited to join their students in the Auditorium from 1:10-3:10 PM; college reps will be available, as needed, until 3:30 PM for Q&A.

Look for more information about this event coming soon. 

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