Parents of Seniors “Senior Information Report”
This is the time of year that Student Services prepares end of year reports and the scholarship/awards Graduation Insert. On March 29, all seniors were given a “Senior Information Report” to complete. Please help us by assuring that your student completes the sections that apply to them. (All students should return a form even if there is no data to report) A parent signature is required Please return the form by Tuesday, April 13, 2010 to Mrs. Flanagan in Student Services or to their English teacher. Please record any information that you may have currently received. You may update the information until May 3, 2010. Any data received after May 3, 2010 will NOT be recorded in the Graduation Insert. Thanks for your assistance!
A copy of the “Senior Information Report” is also available on howardhighschool.net under the Student Services Department.
MID-YEAR REPORTS
Many of the colleges you applied to will require a mid-year report. Please submit your mid-year request to the registrars in student services. You will need to bring in a stamped, addressed envelope with the mid-year request form for each school. Please see your SchoolCounselor if you have questions.
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Top 10 Tips for Selecting a School
- Establish your goals and interests.
- If you know what career interests you the most, find out what kind of education and training you'll need to work in that field.
- Take the standardized tests that may be required for admission.
- Familiarize yourself with the different types of schools, and find out what characteristics to look for when selecting a school.
- Choose the characteristics that are important to you.
- Gather information about schools, including costs, financial aid, and admissions requirements.
- Make a short list of the schools that possess the characteristics you're looking for and that best meet your goals and needs.
- Apply for admission to the four to six schools that top your list.
- Visit the schools. Some schools offer an online campus tour if you are unable to visit in person.
And the number one tip for selecting a school
is . . .
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Senior Activities Booklet 
