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College Visits
Ms. Gleaton from Vorhees College will be in the guidance office on
Monday, November 8, at 11:15. Please see Ms. King if you are
interested in talking with her.
Mr. Kilpatrick from Washington University in St. Louis will be in
the guidance office on Friday, November 12, at 1:30 PM. Please see
Ms. King if you are interested in talking with him.
College Application Day will be held during lunch on November 8-10
in the Media Center or you
can apply on-line in Mr. Harrison's room 111.
College and Scholarship
Fair
The
annual College and Scholarship Fair will be held on Sunday, October 31,
2004, at McAlister Square from 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. All parents and students
are welcome- especially high school parents and students. There is no
admittance fee and no registration.
Any junior or senior who wishes to attend the
College Fair at McAlister Square on Nov 1, 2004:
please sign up in the guidance office before October 15.
You are required to have a permission slip signed by your
parent to board the bus. Broadus
College Application Day will be held during lunch on November 8-10 in
the Media Center or you
can apply on-line in Mr. Harrison's room 111.
Clarification on College Visits from Greenville County
Schools:
School Board Policy JBF(P) under the section
titled College Visitations states that "high school juniors and seniors may
be granted released time to visit college campuses. In the rule that
accompanies this policy which is JBF(R) under College Visitations, it states
that when considering requests for college visitation, principals shall be
guided by the following:
1. Requests for approval of absences for
college visitation must be submitted in writing by a parent or guardian
at least one week in advance of the scheduled visit.
2. Approval will be granted for no more
than three visits per school year.
3. Each request should specify duration
of the visit and travel time, which may be approved at the discretion of the
principal.
4. Absences approved for college visitation
will be "excused" absences and students will be allowed to make up classroom
work.
I hope that this will answer any
questions/concerns that you may have regarding this issue.
Dr. LaBarbara Sampson Director, Guidance and Sirrine Scholarship
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