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2018 School Year Counselor Assignments 2017- 2018 SCHOOL YEAR COUNSELOR ASSIGNMENTS A – C Carla Westerby [email protected] D - G Jim Fogle [email protected] H – K Laura Hollyer-Madis [email protected] L - O Shayna Klein [email protected] P - Si Melanie Brooks [email protected] Sj - Z Tony Midea [email protected] Counselor Updates In Process: Adult Tutors in the Community Please click here to access the Adult Tutor List: ​ ​ Class of 2018 Seniors – ​ ● If you've been asked by an admissions office at a college to submit your mid-year grades (also known as 7th semester grades), then be sure to stop into the Counseling Office to see Mrs. Shoultz in the Records Office and sign up to have them sent. Grades will be sent the week of February 5. ● Continue to update your college decision results in Naviance. ● Remember to look on Naviance for additional scholarship opportunities. Sophomores and Juniors –Interested in Otech? The next Otech field trip is scheduled ​ for February 6. You will have the opportunity to shadow up to 3 programs at Otech. See your counselor for more information. If you want to attend the February 6 field trip, see Mrs. Brack in the Counseling Office to get a permission slip. Community Service All students should continue to submit community service information to Mrs. Brack in the Counseling Office. Class of 2020 Sophomores Oakland ACE – Students can earn both a high school diploma and up to 60 credit hours or an Associate’s Degree from Oakland Community College. The Oakland ACE (Accelerated College Experience) program serves motivated high school students enrolled in participating Oakland County school districts. Students apply for admission into Oakland ​ ​ ACE in the 10th grade and, if selected, begin the three-year program in grade 11. Oakland ACE is designed to serve students from families with little or no history of post-secondary education and students from low socio-economic groups. In order to motivate and support students taking on the rigors of both high school and college coursework, Oakland ACE students are required to attend a weekly College Success Seminar all three years of the program. Students also benefit from the monitoring and guidance of Oakland ACE staff, and professional counseling from both high school and college counselors. Students accepted into the Oakland ACE program agree to an additional year of high school (grade 13). During the first year (grade 11), students attend both their high school and Oakland Community College for the equivalent of a half-time schedule each. Students attend their high school for typically two hours during the second year (grade 12) and spend the third year (grade 13) completely on the OCC campus. For more information about the Oakland ACE program please contact your school counselor. Counselor Updates Upcoming: ​ Sophomores & Juniors -Mark your Calendars—Tuesday, March 20, (Even Day) ​ BHHS Counseling Department is sponsoring a special bus trip to Central Michigan University. The Special Bus Trip High School Visitation program includes an admissions ​ ​ ​ presentation (which will cover ACT/SAT, high school transcript, academic, and career services), a student panel, a campus ambassador led tour, and a luncheon in the Residential Restaurant. CMU will cover all meal expenses in the Residential Restaurant. Interested Sophomores and juniors should see Mrs. Brack in the Counseling Office to pick up a permission slip. There are limited spots available. The first 50 sophomore & junior students to return their permission slips to Mrs. Brack with $5 by March 10 will be able to attend. Counselors will be chaperoning students attending the trip. Buses will depart BHHS at 7 a.m. and return by 4 p.m. Students will need their own transportation home from BHHS as buses home will not be available. Students do not have to be solely interested in CMU; the admissions presentation will provide another point of reference for high school students beginning the college selection process. ​ ​ CRC News AP Testing Taking Advanced Placement exams is an important part of all AP courses. Bloomfield Hills High School desires that all students take AP exams for the AP classes that they have taken. Scoring well on an AP exam can often earn students college credit for their high school class, saving a significant amount on tuition. For 2018 AP exams, students at Bloomfield Hills High School will be registering online. This registration will take a few minutes and can be completed from any computer with internet access. This year each AP exam costs $99. Bloomfield Hills High School desires that every student be able to take their AP exams. Students requiring financial assistance should contact Lou Ann Frantz, [email protected], in the CRC to learn more. ​ ​ This year registration will be completed online. Online exam registration will begin on Thursday, February 1, at 7 a.m. and end on Thursday, February 22, at 2:45 p.m. PLEASE UNDERSTAND, THROUGH THIS ENROLLMENT PROCESS THERE IS NO ​ PROVISION FOR LATE REGISTRATION. In order to register, students should click on ​ the link provided on the school website or visit www.TotalRegistration.net/AP/232447 to ​ ​ register .To complete registration, students must answer all of the required questions. Registration is not complete until students have printed the pdf of the confirmation page that is provided at the end. We know that parents may desire to register their students for exams, therefore, we strongly recommend that parents and students are both present while registering to ensure that the correct exams are ordered. Bloomfield Hills High School is excited to offer families the convenience of paying exam fees online at the time of registration. Please be sure to have a credit card or debit ​ card available before beginning registration. Paying online is a great way to make ​ sure that payment has been made while avoiding mailing payment. Here are the important dates for the registration process: ● Thursday, February 1, at 7 a.m. - Registration begins ● Thursday, February 22, at 2:45 p.m. - Registration ends ● Sunday, February 25, at 2:45 p.m. - Registrations that have not been paid for will be cancelled and exams will not be ordered. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Tony Midea, [email protected] or Lou Ann Frantz, [email protected]. We look forward to ​ ​ ​ working with you in this process. Sincerely, Tony Midea, MA, LPC Counselor [email protected] 248-341-5630 Go For the Gold If you're even slightly interested in being a Golden Grizzly, you won't want to miss this big event! High school and transfer students (and their families) will meet OU faculty, staff and students, and attend interactive sessions about potential majors and career areas. You'll also be able to tour the campus and residence halls. Check-in begins at 8:30 a.m., and the formal program begins at 9 a.m. Reservations are required. Saturday, March 17, 2018 9:00 AM-2:00 PM End Registration:Sunday, March 18, 2018 Location: Oakland Center Address: Oakland Center, 312 Meadow Brook Road, Rochester, MI 48309. Map: http://oakland.edu/map Directions: http://oakland.edu/directions Register for this event Human Health Day (Academic Visit Day) ​ Attention future health professionals: come to Human Health Day to learn about academic offerings in the School of Nursing and School of Health Sciences. You’ll get to talk to faculty and staff during a lab and facilities tour in the Human Health Building. You’ll also learn about OU’s admission requirements, scholarships and financial aid. Starts On: Saturday, April 14, 2018 9 AM – Noon End Registration:Sunday, April 15, 2018 (Reservations are required.) Location: Banquet Rooms Oakland Center Address: Oakland Center, 312 Meadow Brook Road, Rochester, MI 48309. Map: http://oakland.edu/map Directions: http://oakland.edu/directions Register for this event University of Dayton The Minority Engineering Program and the Minority Engineering Program Host an Overnight! February 23-24, 2018 The Minority Engineering Program and Women Engineering Program Overnight Events include ​ ​ ​ ​ a student track starting on Friday and a parent track starting on Saturday. Parents are responsible for their own overnight accommodations. During the MEP and WEP Overnight, your hosts will be engineering students from our Minority ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Engineering (MEP) and Women Engineering (WEP) programs. Join us and learn about the ​ ​ ​ University of Dayton student experience — in and out of the classroom — and meet with current students and key campus partners, while parents network with current student employers, parents of our alumni, and engineering faculty and staff. Explore Engineering will begin Saturday at noon and also includes a student track and a ​ parent track, hands-on laboratory activities, engineering design and innovation, and conversations with representatives from cooperative education and admission, current students, faculty and staff. Our spring MEP and WEP Overnight and Explore Engineering programs are open to current ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ high school juniors and seniors. Note: Space is limited and is first come, first served, based on registration completion. Once you complete the MEP and WEP Overnight section on the Explore Engineering online ​ ​ ​ ​ registration form, our School of Engineering Diversity in Engineering Center office will contact you with details. For more information, call Diversity in Engineering Center at 937-229-5080 or email Shawnee Breitenstein at [email protected]. ​ ​ Registration This online registration is for the MEP/WEP Overnight on Friday, February 23, 2018, as well as the Explore Engineering event on Saturday, February 24, 2018. To register, click here to read your lab options for spring 2018 Explore Engineering. ​ ​ ​ Then, click here to access our online registration to add your preferences and submit your ​ ​ registration. Questions? Please call Shawnee Breitenstein at 937-229-3296. Thank you. Oakland County Parks and Recreation Summer Job Opportunities We have seasonal positions available throughout Oakland County at 2 campgrounds, 2 waterparks, 5 golf courses and in our Recreation Programs and Services unit that hosts camps and visits special events throughout Oakland County.
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