Senior Survey via Naviance – April 23 through May 11

 We the People Class

The senior survey will be available on Naviance starting April 23rd and must be completed by May 11th as a part of the official check-out process.  This survey will give the senior counselors information about each student’s post-graduation plans.  The final college decision each senior reports will be used in the graduation program, and the scholarships accepted will be reported in the Senior Awards Assembly program. We also find it helpful to know about any scholarships students are declining so that we can stay abreast of institutions’ awarding trends. To access the survey, go to Naviance and click the senior survey link to the left under “About Me.”  When complete, select “Save and I am finished” on the survey, and also mark it “Complete” on the Naviance Checklist.  If a student changes his/her college decision or receives a scholarship after submitting the form, please notify his/her senior counselor in person or by e-mail.  A brief demonstration and question/answer session about this survey will be provided during AP “Bubblefest” on Tuesday, April 24th. Please contact Mrs. Streitel or Dr. Loving if you have questions.

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