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Center for College Planning (CCP) Counselors MEET THE Center for College Planning (CCP) Counselors Left to Right: Ken Proulx, Courtney Rogers, Cameron Owen, Angela Castonguay, Moira Valenti, Matt Azzaro, Denise Fall, and Karen Collins. Below is a list of our counselors and the schools they primarily work with. Any CCP counselor may present at your school. KEN PROULX • [email protected] • 800.525.2577 x327 School Partners: Berlin Senior High School, Colebrook Academy, Gorham High School, Groveton High School, Kennett High School, Lin-Wood Public High School, Lisbon Regional High School, Littleton High School, Pittsburg High School, Profile Senior High School, White Mountain Regional High School, Woodsville High School. MOIRA VALENTI • [email protected] • 800.525.2577 x564 School Partners: Conant High School, Con-Val Regional High School, Fall Mountain Regional High School, Hanover High School, Hillsboro-Deering High School, Hindsdale High School, Hopkinton Middle/High School, Kearsarge Regional High School, Keene High School, Lebanon High School, Ledyard Charter School, Mascoma Valley Regional High School, Monadnock Regional High School, Newport High School, Rivendell Academy, Stevens High School, Sunapee Middle High School. KAREN COLLINS • [email protected] • 800.525.2577 x174 School Partners: Alvirne High School, Bishop Guertin High School, Campbell High School, Dublin School, Hollis-Brookline High School, Londonderry Senior High School, Pinkerton Academy, St. Paul’s School, Tilton School, Wilton-Lyndeboro Senior High School. DENISE FALL • [email protected] • 800.525.2577 x329 School Partners: Academy for Science and Design, Goffstown High School, High Mowing School, Inter-Lakes High School, John-Stark Regional High School, Krevia Academy, Mascenic Regional High School, Merrimack High School, Nashua High School North, Nashua High School South, Newfound Regional High School, Souhegan High School, The Founders Academy, Trinity High School. ANGELA CASTONGUAY • [email protected] • 800.525.2577 x184 School Partners: Bud Carlson Academy, Cocheco Arts and Technology Academy, Coe-Brown Northwood Academy, Dover Senior High School, Exeter High School, Farmington High School, Gilford High School, Kingswood Regional High School, Moultonborough Academy, Nute Middle/High School, Oyster River High School, Pittsfield High School, Portsmouth Christian Academy, Prospect Mountain High School, Somersworth High School, Spaulding High School, St. Thomas Aquinas High School. CAMERON OWEN • [email protected] • 800.525.2577 x332 School Partners: Bedford High School, Belmont High School, Bishop Brady High School, Bow High School, Calvary Christian School, Concord Christian Academy, Concord High School, Franklin High School, Holderness School, Jesse Remington High School, Laconia Christian School, Laconia High School, Manchester Central High School, Manchester High School West, Manchester Memorial High School, Manchester School of Technology, Merrimack Valley High School, Milford High School, New Hampton School, Parker Academy, Pembroke Academy, Plymouth Regional High School, Trinity Christian School, Winnisquam Regional High School. MATT AZZARO • [email protected] • 800.525.2577 x273 School Partners: Epping High School, Granite State Arts Academy Charter School, Great Bay eLearning Charter School, Newmarket Junior-Senior High, Pelham High School, Phillips Exeter Academy, Portsmouth High School, Raymond High School, Salem High School, Sanborn Regional High School, Timberlane Regional High School, Virtual Learning Academy, Windham High School, Winnacunnet High School. 888.747.2382, x119 | nhheaf.org | [email protected] Suggested Schedule of Center for College Planning (CCP) Programs by Grade Level PROGRAM NAME AUDIENCE SUGGESTED TIMEFRAME Early College Planning November - February or K-8 parents (evening presentation) May - June Throughout academic year “I Can Save” 2nd grade students Offered through NH Jumpstart (daytime presentation) Coalition – request a program at nhjumpstart.org NEW for College Family Feud 8th grade students December - May 2019 (daytime presentation) Early College Planning 9th and 10th grade students and November - February or (evening presentation) parents May - June 9th - 11th grade students Applying to College 101 and parents with a primary focus February - June (evening presentation) on high school juniors Can be presented by CCP staff in May or June Applying to College 101 11th grade students (daytime presentation) Also available as downloadable curriculum for counselors to deliver any time. 12th grade students Financial Aid Night September - November and parents Financial Aid Jeopardy 12th grade students December - January (daytime presentation) Paying for College 101: Understanding the Financial Aid 12th grade students March - April Award Letter and parents (evening presentation) To book a CCP program, please visit nhheaf.org/schedule-presentation.asp 888.747.2382, x119 | nhheaf.org | [email protected].
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