U.S. Naval Academy Bus Trip
Date: Saturday, March 26, 2022
Cost: $85 per person
See Flyer for details
Bus boards in Harrisburg and York
Sponsored by: Parents Club of Central PA
Contact Evan Forrester at 717-873-3225 or email evforrester@gmail.com for additional information

• BCTC Visits (registration required) East Campus (11:20 am - 2:30 pm) 
  • Tuesday, December 7, 2021 register by December 2, 2021
  • Tuesday, January 11, 2022 register by January 6, 2022
  • Tuesday, February 1, 2022 register by January 27, 2022
  • Tuesday, March 1, 2022 register by February 24, 2022
  • Tuesday, April 5, 2022 register by March 31, 2022
  • Tuesday, May 17, 2022 register by May 12, 2022
• BCTC Visits (registration required)West Campus (11:20 am - 2:30 pm) 
  • Wednesday, December 8, 2021 register by December 2, 2021
  • Wednesday, January 12, 2022 register by January 6, 2022
  • Wednesday, February 2, 2022 register by January 27, 2022
  • Wednesday, March 2, 2022 register by February 24, 2022
  • Wednesday, April 6, 2022 register by March 31, 2022
  • Wednesday, May 18, 2022 register by May 12, 2022

• BCTC Visits (registration required) East Campus (11:20 am - 2:30 pm) 
  • Tuesday, December 7, 2021 register by December 2, 2021
  • Tuesday, January 11, 2022 register by January 6, 2022
  • Tuesday, February 1, 2022 register by January 27, 2022
  • Tuesday, March 1, 2022 register by February 24, 2022
  • Tuesday, April 5, 2022 register by March 31, 2022
  • Tuesday, May 17, 2022 register by May 12, 2022
• BCTC Visits (registration required)West Campus (11:20 am - 2:30 pm) 
  • Wednesday, December 8, 2021 register by December 2, 2021
  • Wednesday, January 12, 2022 register by January 6, 2022
  • Wednesday, February 2, 2022 register by January 27, 2022
  • Wednesday, March 2, 2022 register by February 24, 2022
  • Wednesday, April 6, 2022 register by March 31, 2022
  • Wednesday, May 18, 2022 register by May 12, 2022

• Link Crew Development Day

  • Date: Tuesday, April 12, 2022

  • Time: 1:00 – 2:35 pm (bulldog)

  • Place: UH Gym

  • How: Link be sent when Link Crew Leaders are accepted

  • Who: Student who are accepted to be Link Crew Leaders

  • https://goo.gl/MBGp4A

• PreACT Test 10th grade only 
  • When: Tuesday, April 19, 2022
  • Time: Leave Class by 8:30 am, Arrive by 8:40 am, starts promptly at 9 am, no one will be admitted late - 1 pm 
  • Where: UH Library
  • Cost: $16 Cash, Check, or Money Order made out to Wilson School District
  • How: Sign up in the counseling office 
    • Sign-ups begin: Monday, March 7, 2022
    • Sign-ups end: Friday, April 8, 2022
  • Who: Contact Ms. Rebekah Marconi X4730 or marreb@wisonsd.org for more information
  • More information on website https://goo.gl/5BRrxd
  • How long does each subject area take? English - 30 mins, Math - 30 mins, Reading - 30 mins, Science - 30 mins
  • What to bring: #2 Lead Pencils, Approved Calculator shorturl.at/hjtFL
  • Free Prep https://act.org/academy

• ASVAB
  • What:  ASVAB TEST
  • Date: April 21, 2022
  • Time:  8AM – 11 AM
  • Location:  LGI
  • How: Come to UH counseling office to schedule the test two weeks prior to the test
  • More Information link

Monthly Faculty Meeting

• Career Fair 
  • Date: Tuesday, April 26, 2022
  • Time: 8th period  or Flex-time
  • How: Go with your 8th-period teacher, sign up during flextime or anyone can show up after school
  • A resume is optional 
  • Why: 20+ Companies in our local area will be there. 
  • The employers will be offering entry-level jobs that can turn into sustainable careers through internal promotions. Many of these jobs start at higher rates and some have benefits like Medical Insurance,  401k, PTO, and more. These employers are looking for all types of students and they will be focusing on positions of immediate need.  At the Career Fair, students will be able to meet with and learn about a variety of career opportunities at companies like Tower Health, Mitsubishi Chemical, Alcon, Penn State Health and many more.
  • Questions: contact Mrs. Focht at fockat@share.wilsonsd.org

Monthly Faculty Meeting

• BCTC Visits (registration required) East Campus (11:20 am - 2:30 pm) 
  • Tuesday, December 7, 2021 register by December 2, 2021
  • Tuesday, January 11, 2022 register by January 6, 2022
  • Tuesday, February 1, 2022 register by January 27, 2022
  • Tuesday, March 1, 2022 register by February 24, 2022
  • Tuesday, April 5, 2022 register by March 31, 2022
  • Tuesday, May 17, 2022 register by May 12, 2022
• BCTC Visits (registration required)West Campus (11:20 am - 2:30 pm) 
  • Wednesday, December 8, 2021 register by December 2, 2021
  • Wednesday, January 12, 2022 register by January 6, 2022
  • Wednesday, February 2, 2022 register by January 27, 2022
  • Wednesday, March 2, 2022 register by February 24, 2022
  • Wednesday, April 6, 2022 register by March 31, 2022
  • Wednesday, May 18, 2022 register by May 12, 2022

• BCTC Visits (registration required) East Campus (11:20 am - 2:30 pm) 
  • Tuesday, December 7, 2021 register by December 2, 2021
  • Tuesday, January 11, 2022 register by January 6, 2022
  • Tuesday, February 1, 2022 register by January 27, 2022
  • Tuesday, March 1, 2022 register by February 24, 2022
  • Tuesday, April 5, 2022 register by March 31, 2022
  • Tuesday, May 17, 2022 register by May 12, 2022
• BCTC Visits (registration required)West Campus (11:20 am - 2:30 pm) 
  • Wednesday, December 8, 2021 register by December 2, 2021
  • Wednesday, January 12, 2022 register by January 6, 2022
  • Wednesday, February 2, 2022 register by January 27, 2022
  • Wednesday, March 2, 2022 register by February 24, 2022
  • Wednesday, April 6, 2022 register by March 31, 2022
  • Wednesday, May 18, 2022 register by May 12, 2022

Do you have female students interested in attending a federal service academy? The United States Merchant Marine Academy (USMMA) is one of the five federal service academies that include West Point, Annapolis, Air Force, and Coast Guard academies. Our Admissions Office will be hosting this special session to answer any/all questions your students may have about service academy life.

Date: June 16, 2022

Time: 6:30 p.m. EDT

Who: All interested students and counselors

What: Virtual question and answer session with some of our outstanding female Midshipmen and athletic coaches. This will be the perfect opportunity to learn about life at a federal service academy, athletic team opportunities, the Sea Year training experience, and more!

To register for the session, please use the following link:

https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJIocOqgrDItGtzcE2uxLJmxn1I2pKsnE43D

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Students are encouraged to visit usmma.edu/admissions to learn more about the Academy.

The USMMA’s digital viewbook highlights Midshipman life, sports, sailing, academic programs and majors, the unique year at sea training, and more.

Graduates of the United States Merchant Marine Academy earn a Bachelor of Science degree, a U.S. Coast Guard license, and a commission in the United States Armed Forces. Our graduates have an option to work as ship’s officers in the United States maritime industry or serve as commissioned officers on active duty in any branch of service.

Area Admissions Officers are as follows:

We look forward to seeing you on June 16th!

Sincerely,

Marilyn Livi '82

Senior Vice-President

U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Alumni Association and Foundation, Inc

Monthly Faculty Meeting

Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

Deep Dive Into Covering the Gap   June 30^th Noon,  July 12^th Noon,  July 26^th 6:30pm

It’s crunch time.  The semester bill I received from the school has a tight deadline.  The format of the bill looks different from the aid offer I received a while back.  Are there any costs I need to plan for that aren’t showing on the bill? What happened to the Federal work study award?  Will I need to borrow?  If so, how much?  What loan programs are available?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar where these questions and many others will be answered.  Let’s take a deep dive into Covering the Gap.

Borrowing for Education – which loan is right for me?   June 7^th Noon,  June 28^th 6:30pm,  July 14^th 6:30pm,  July 21^st Noon,  July 28^th Noon

I’ve done everything right so far: found the perfect school, made it through the admissions process, filed m FAFSA, filed my State Grant Form, applied for scholarships, researched higher education costs and calculated my funding gap.  Now that I can see an education loan is a necessity, where do I go from here?  What loan programs are available? What are the advantages and disadvantages of the various types?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to review the different borrowing options and examine the details associated with each option.  Linda and Dan will answer your questions as you sort out the information and make decisions that are right for you and your family

Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

Deep Dive Into Covering the Gap   June 30^th Noon,  July 12^th Noon,  July 26^th 6:30pm

It’s crunch time.  The semester bill I received from the school has a tight deadline.  The format of the bill looks different from the aid offer I received a while back.  Are there any costs I need to plan for that aren’t showing on the bill? What happened to the Federal work study award?  Will I need to borrow?  If so, how much?  What loan programs are available?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar where these questions and many others will be answered.  Let’s take a deep dive into Covering the Gap.

Borrowing for Education – which loan is right for me?   June 7^th Noon,  June 28^th 6:30pm,  July 14^th 6:30pm,  July 21^st Noon,  July 28^th Noon

I’ve done everything right so far: found the perfect school, made it through the admissions process, filed m FAFSA, filed my State Grant Form, applied for scholarships, researched higher education costs and calculated my funding gap.  Now that I can see an education loan is a necessity, where do I go from here?  What loan programs are available? What are the advantages and disadvantages of the various types?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to review the different borrowing options and examine the details associated with each option.  Linda and Dan will answer your questions as you sort out the information and make decisions that are right for you and your family

Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

Deep Dive Into Covering the Gap   July 12^th Noon,  July 26^th 6:30pm

It’s crunch time.  The semester bill I received from the school has a tight deadline.  The format of the bill looks different from the aid offer I received a while back.  Are there any costs I need to plan for that aren’t showing on the bill? What happened to the Federal work study award?  Will I need to borrow?  If so, how much?  What loan programs are available?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar where these questions and many others will be answered.  Let’s take a deep dive into Covering the Gap.

Borrowing for Education – which loan is right for me?   June 7^th Noon,  June 28^th 6:30pm,  July 14^th 6:30pm,  July 21^st Noon,  July 28^th Noon

I’ve done everything right so far: found the perfect school, made it through the admissions process, filed m FAFSA, filed my State Grant Form, applied for scholarships, researched higher education costs and calculated my funding gap.  Now that I can see an education loan is a necessity, where do I go from here?  What loan programs are available? What are the advantages and disadvantages of the various types?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to review the different borrowing options and examine the details associated with each option.  Linda and Dan will answer your questions as you sort out the information and make decisions that are right for you and your family

Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

Deep Dive Into Covering the Gap   June 30^th Noon,  July 12^th Noon,  July 26^th 6:30pm

It’s crunch time.  The semester bill I received from the school has a tight deadline.  The format of the bill looks different from the aid offer I received a while back.  Are there any costs I need to plan for that aren’t showing on the bill? What happened to the Federal work study award?  Will I need to borrow?  If so, how much?  What loan programs are available?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar where these questions and many others will be answered.  Let’s take a deep dive into Covering the Gap.

Borrowing for Education – which loan is right for me?   June 7^th Noon,  June 28^th 6:30pm,  July 14^th 6:30pm,  July 21^st Noon,  July 28^th Noon

I’ve done everything right so far: found the perfect school, made it through the admissions process, filed m FAFSA, filed my State Grant Form, applied for scholarships, researched higher education costs and calculated my funding gap.  Now that I can see an education loan is a necessity, where do I go from here?  What loan programs are available? What are the advantages and disadvantages of the various types?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to review the different borrowing options and examine the details associated with each option.  Linda and Dan will answer your questions as you sort out the information and make decisions that are right for you and your family

Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

Deep Dive Into Covering the Gap   June 30^th Noon,  July 12^th Noon,  July 26^th 6:30pm

It’s crunch time.  The semester bill I received from the school has a tight deadline.  The format of the bill looks different from the aid offer I received a while back.  Are there any costs I need to plan for that aren’t showing on the bill? What happened to the Federal work study award?  Will I need to borrow?  If so, how much?  What loan programs are available?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar where these questions and many others will be answered.  Let’s take a deep dive into Covering the Gap.

Borrowing for Education – which loan is right for me?   June 7^th Noon,  June 28^th 6:30pm,  July 14^th 6:30pm,  July 21^st Noon,  July 28^th Noon

I’ve done everything right so far: found the perfect school, made it through the admissions process, filed m FAFSA, filed my State Grant Form, applied for scholarships, researched higher education costs and calculated my funding gap.  Now that I can see an education loan is a necessity, where do I go from here?  What loan programs are available? What are the advantages and disadvantages of the various types?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to review the different borrowing options and examine the details associated with each option.  Linda and Dan will answer your questions as you sort out the information and make decisions that are right for you and your family

Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

Deep Dive Into Covering the Gap   June 30^th Noon,  July 12^th Noon,  July 26^th 6:30pm

It’s crunch time.  The semester bill I received from the school has a tight deadline.  The format of the bill looks different from the aid offer I received a while back.  Are there any costs I need to plan for that aren’t showing on the bill? What happened to the Federal work study award?  Will I need to borrow?  If so, how much?  What loan programs are available?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar where these questions and many others will be answered.  Let’s take a deep dive into Covering the Gap.

Borrowing for Education – which loan is right for me?   June 7^th Noon,  June 28^th 6:30pm,  July 14^th 6:30pm,  July 21^st Noon,  July 28^th Noon

I’ve done everything right so far: found the perfect school, made it through the admissions process, filed m FAFSA, filed my State Grant Form, applied for scholarships, researched higher education costs and calculated my funding gap.  Now that I can see an education loan is a necessity, where do I go from here?  What loan programs are available? What are the advantages and disadvantages of the various types?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to review the different borrowing options and examine the details associated with each option.  Linda and Dan will answer your questions as you sort out the information and make decisions that are right for you and your family

Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

PARKING DECALS PROCEDURES FOR 2022-23

Wilson High School has limited parking on our campus. Parking Decals will be available on August 9 in the High School Upper House Office.  Parking registration forms must be signed by parent/guardian.  

August 9    8:00AM to 3:00 PM Seniors   

August 10    8:00PM to 3:00PM Seniors                                    

August 11    8:00 to 3:00 PM Juniors

• Friends are not permitted to get decals  for each other.  Only the student or his/her parent/guardian may get the student’s decal, and the student’s driver’s license must be presented at time of pick up.  

• There is NO COST for Parking Decals

• Parking registration forms will be available on our website, on Friday, August 6.

• A parking decal gives students the privilege of parking on school property. Spaces will be filled on a first come, first filled basis with the Bulldog Field lot being used as the overflow lot. 

Parking lot rules as stated in the Wilson Student Handbook will be enforced.  Please note that the streets surrounding the high school (including all of Grandview Blvd.) will be posted as “2 hour parking” and Spring Township police will ticket vehicles out of compliance.  

PARKING DECALS PROCEDURES FOR 2022-23

Wilson High School has limited parking on our campus. Parking Decals will be available on August 9 in the High School Upper House Office.  Parking registration forms must be signed by parent/guardian.  

August 9    8:00AM to 3:00 PM Seniors   

August 10    8:00PM to 3:00PM Seniors                                    

August 11    8:00 to 3:00 PM Juniors

• Friends are not permitted to get decals  for each other.  Only the student or his/her parent/guardian may get the student’s decal, and the student’s driver’s license must be presented at time of pick up.  

• There is NO COST for Parking Decals

• Parking registration forms will be available on our website, on Friday, August 6.

• A parking decal gives students the privilege of parking on school property. Spaces will be filled on a first come, first filled basis with the Bulldog Field lot being used as the overflow lot. 

Parking lot rules as stated in the Wilson Student Handbook will be enforced.  Please note that the streets surrounding the high school (including all of Grandview Blvd.) will be posted as “2 hour parking” and Spring Township police will ticket vehicles out of compliance.  

PARKING DECALS PROCEDURES FOR 2022-23

Wilson High School has limited parking on our campus. Parking Decals will be available on August 9 in the High School Upper House Office.  Parking registration forms must be signed by parent/guardian.  

August 9    8:00AM to 12:00 PM Seniors   

August 10    12:00PM to 3:00PM Seniors                                    

August 11    8:00 to 2:00 PM Juniors

• Friends are not permitted to get decals  for each other.  Only the student or his/her parent/guardian may get the student’s decal, and the student’s driver’s license must be presented at time of pick up.  

• There is NO COST for Parking Decals

• Parking registration forms will be available on our website, on Friday, August 6.

• A parking decal gives students the privilege of parking on school property. Spaces will be filled on a first come, first filled basis with the Bulldog Field lot being used as the overflow lot. 

Parking lot rules as stated in the Wilson Student Handbook will be enforced.  Please note that the streets surrounding the high school (including all of Grandview Blvd.) will be posted as “2 hour parking” and Spring Township police will ticket vehicles out of compliance.  

Monday, August 15th, and Tuesday, August 16th from 9 AM to 1 PM.

Monthly Faculty Meeting

Monday, August 15th, and Tuesday, August 16th from 9 AM to 1 PM.

• New Student Tours (10th - 12th) 
  • Who: Any new student 10th - 12th or student returning from virtual
  • Monday, Aug 22, 2022
  • Time: Anytime 5 pm - 7 pm
  • Where: UH Main office Entrance
  • Contact: Mrs. Zawilla, zawmic@share.wilsonsd.org

• Freshmen Orientation Day

  • When: Tuesday, Aug. 23, 2022

  • Time:  Freshmen be there by 12:00 pm, 12:15 pm – 3:00 pm (Freshmen)

  • Time:  Link Crew Leaders be there by 11:15 am-3:15 pm

  • Time:  Clubs 2:30 pm – 3:00 pm

  • Where: Freshmen enter via AUD lobby

  • Where:  Link Crew Leaders report to UH gym

  • Where: Clubs report to UH Gym

  • https://goo.gl/MBGp4A

Schedule

PD 1    6:00-6:15 pm (Welcome message from Dr. Weber)    PD 5    7:05-7:15 pm

PD 2    6:20-6:30 pm                        PD 6    7:20-7:30 pm

PD 3    6:35-6:45 pm                        PD 7    7:35-7:45 pm

PD 4    6:50-7:00 pm                        PD 8    7:50-8:00 pm

Register at pheaa.org/virtual

 Financial Aid Timeline – know what to do when    9/13 Tuesday Noon;  9/20 Tuesday 6:30 pm;  9/22 Thursday Noon

Follow financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) as they guide you along the exciting (and sometimes bumpy) road to an affordable higher education.  The journey will begin before high school and end in the land of education loan repayment – or maybe even education loan forgiveness.  One thing is for certain: it’s never too early to start preparing for a successful higher education experience.  This 1 hour presentation will provide the starting points and web resources- for effective research before, during and after your student makes postsecondary decisions.  Know what to expect and to plan for it is the key.  Failing to plan, is planning to fail!

Searching for Scholarships and Affording the Balance    9/8 Thursday Noon;  9/15 Thursday 6:30pm

There are many ways to pay for education, and one important step is to search and apply for Scholarships. More free money equals less borrowing.  This presentation will review the types of options available, along with tips on applying.  It will also offer samples of fun scholarship options to get you started.  We’ll then review what to do about the balances that might be left over in order to make affordable higher education decisions.  Join Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray from Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA ) for an hour of detailed information on this topic.

Register at pheaa.org/virtual

 Financial Aid Timeline – know what to do when    9/13 Tuesday Noon;  9/20 Tuesday 6:30 pm;  9/22 Thursday Noon

Follow financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) as they guide you along the exciting (and sometimes bumpy) road to an affordable higher education.  The journey will begin before high school and end in the land of education loan repayment – or maybe even education loan forgiveness.  One thing is for certain: it’s never too early to start preparing for a successful higher education experience.  This 1 hour presentation will provide the starting points and web resources- for effective research before, during and after your student makes postsecondary decisions.  Know what to expect and to plan for it is the key.  Failing to plan, is planning to fail!

Searching for Scholarships and Affording the Balance    9/8 Thursday Noon;  9/15 Thursday 6:30pm

There are many ways to pay for education, and one important step is to search and apply for Scholarships. More free money equals less borrowing.  This presentation will review the types of options available, along with tips on applying.  It will also offer samples of fun scholarship options to get you started.  We’ll then review what to do about the balances that might be left over in order to make affordable higher education decisions.  Join Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray from Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA ) for an hour of detailed information on this topic.

What: NACAC Virtual College Fair 
Date: Sunday, Sept 11 
Time: 1 - 6 pm (ET) 
How: sign up for free! 

Why: The virtual fair is a great opportunity to connect with colleges and pursue your college dreams. Have a quick video chat with a rep, drop in on a virtual presentation, send a question through chat - make a connection YOUR way!

Details: Our fairs will also feature MatchMaking! At the time of registration, your students will select the attributes that are most important to them in a college.  They will then receive an email that best matches them to the specific colleges and universities based on the criteria they provided.  Your students will then reference this email on the day of the fair to connect with their best matches! Students should register early to take advantage of this great feature!

Check out a video on how it all works!

In-Person College Fairs
NACAC is offering 17 in-person National College Fairs this fall, including a STEM & Performing and Visual Arts College Fair. You can register and find our full schedule here. If your state isn’t on the list, we may be headed your way in the spring of 2023!

Register at pheaa.org/virtual

 Financial Aid Timeline – know what to do when    9/13 Tuesday Noon;  9/20 Tuesday 6:30 pm;  9/22 Thursday Noon

Follow financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) as they guide you along the exciting (and sometimes bumpy) road to an affordable higher education.  The journey will begin before high school and end in the land of education loan repayment – or maybe even education loan forgiveness.  One thing is for certain: it’s never too early to start preparing for a successful higher education experience.  This 1 hour presentation will provide the starting points and web resources- for effective research before, during and after your student makes postsecondary decisions.  Know what to expect and to plan for it is the key.  Failing to plan, is planning to fail!

Searching for Scholarships and Affording the Balance    9/8 Thursday Noon;  9/15 Thursday 6:30pm

There are many ways to pay for education, and one important step is to search and apply for Scholarships. More free money equals less borrowing.  This presentation will review the types of options available, along with tips on applying.  It will also offer samples of fun scholarship options to get you started.  We’ll then review what to do about the balances that might be left over in order to make affordable higher education decisions.  Join Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray from Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA ) for an hour of detailed information on this topic.

Friday, September 16th will mark the last day for students to add/drop CP and Honors level courses.  The following Friday, September 23rd will be the last day for students to add/drop AP courses. 

Please understand that students in grades 9 and 10 must maintain 6 credits.  11th-grade students must maintain 5 credits and seniors need to have 4 credits.  Also, before making any changes, please check with your counselor about the potential NCAA impact.  Please contact your school counselor to make changes to your schedule.  

Virtual Exploring College Options is a special informational program sponsored by the undergraduate admissions offices of five of the country's leading universities: Duke University, Georgetown University, Harvard University, the University of Pennsylvania, and Stanford University.

Representatives from each university will present information about their institution, discuss the application process, and answer questions on how to put together a strong and reflective application. Each program will end with breakout sessions where representatives will answer questions about their specific school and the application process. This fall, we are offering both in-person and virtual programs, with each program featuring the same content.

All virtual programs are listed in Eastern Daylight Time.

Sunday, September 18, 6:00 PM EDT
Monday, September 19, 7:00 PM EDT
Sunday, October 2, 6:00 PM EDT
Monday, October 3, 7:00 PM EDT

If you have questions about accessibility or these programs in general, see our FAQs.

Monthly Faculty Meeting

Virtual Exploring College Options is a special informational program sponsored by the undergraduate admissions offices of five of the country's leading universities: Duke University, Georgetown University, Harvard University, the University of Pennsylvania, and Stanford University.

Representatives from each university will present information about their institution, discuss the application process, and answer questions on how to put together a strong and reflective application. Each program will end with breakout sessions where representatives will answer questions about their specific school and the application process. This fall, we are offering both in-person and virtual programs, with each program featuring the same content.

All virtual programs are listed in Eastern Daylight Time.

Sunday, September 18, 6:00 PM EDT
Monday, September 19, 7:00 PM EDT
Sunday, October 2, 6:00 PM EDT
Monday, October 3, 7:00 PM EDT

If you have questions about accessibility or these programs in general, see our FAQs.

Register at pheaa.org/virtual

 Financial Aid Timeline – know what to do when    9/13 Tuesday Noon;  9/20 Tuesday 6:30 pm;  9/22 Thursday Noon

Follow financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) as they guide you along the exciting (and sometimes bumpy) road to an affordable higher education.  The journey will begin before high school and end in the land of education loan repayment – or maybe even education loan forgiveness.  One thing is for certain: it’s never too early to start preparing for a successful higher education experience.  This 1 hour presentation will provide the starting points and web resources- for effective research before, during and after your student makes postsecondary decisions.  Know what to expect and to plan for it is the key.  Failing to plan, is planning to fail!

Searching for Scholarships and Affording the Balance    9/8 Thursday Noon;  9/15 Thursday 6:30pm

There are many ways to pay for education, and one important step is to search and apply for Scholarships. More free money equals less borrowing.  This presentation will review the types of options available, along with tips on applying.  It will also offer samples of fun scholarship options to get you started.  We’ll then review what to do about the balances that might be left over in order to make affordable higher education decisions.  Join Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray from Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA ) for an hour of detailed information on this topic.

Register at pheaa.org/virtual

 Financial Aid Timeline – know what to do when    9/13 Tuesday Noon;  9/20 Tuesday 6:30 pm;  9/22 Thursday Noon

Follow financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) as they guide you along the exciting (and sometimes bumpy) road to an affordable higher education.  The journey will begin before high school and end in the land of education loan repayment – or maybe even education loan forgiveness.  One thing is for certain: it’s never too early to start preparing for a successful higher education experience.  This 1 hour presentation will provide the starting points and web resources- for effective research before, during and after your student makes postsecondary decisions.  Know what to expect and to plan for it is the key.  Failing to plan, is planning to fail!

Searching for Scholarships and Affording the Balance    9/8 Thursday Noon;  9/15 Thursday 6:30pm

There are many ways to pay for education, and one important step is to search and apply for Scholarships. More free money equals less borrowing.  This presentation will review the types of options available, along with tips on applying.  It will also offer samples of fun scholarship options to get you started.  We’ll then review what to do about the balances that might be left over in order to make affordable higher education decisions.  Join Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray from Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA ) for an hour of detailed information on this topic.

• What:  BCTC Senior Only programs, Medical Health Professions and Diversified Occupations
  Who:  11^th grade in the 2022-23 school year
  Room:  UH Library 
  Times: 8 am - 11:23 am (various time slots) 
  Date: Friday, Sept. 23, 2022
• Sign up in the Counseling office or Email Marreb@wilsonsd.org 

1st  - Diversified Occupation and Medical Health Professions 

2nd - Medical Health Professions 
3rd - Medical Health Professions 
4th - Diversified Occupation

Please note, BCTC’s on-line application for the 2022-23 school year will be available 10/15/22. 

 Nan Parks

Outreach Coordinator

Berks Career and Technology Center

1057 County Road

Leesport, PA 19533

610-374-4073, ext. 2214

www.berkscareer.com

Friday, September 16th will mark the last day for students to add/drop CP and Honors level courses.  The following Friday, September 23rd will be the last day for students to add/drop AP courses. 

Please understand that students in grades 9 and 10 must maintain 6 credits.  11th-grade students must maintain 5 credits and seniors need to have 4 credits.  Also, before making any changes, please check with your counselor about the potential NCAA impact.  Please contact your school counselor to make changes to your schedule.  

• BCTC 9th Presentation
  • Who: Interested 9th graders
  • When: Monday, 9/26/22
  • Who: Dr. Hutchko

Virtual Exploring College Options is a special informational program sponsored by the undergraduate admissions offices of five of the country's leading universities: Duke University, Georgetown University, Harvard University, the University of Pennsylvania, and Stanford University.

Representatives from each university will present information about their institution, discuss the application process, and answer questions on how to put together a strong and reflective application. Each program will end with breakout sessions where representatives will answer questions about their specific school and the application process. This fall, we are offering both in-person and virtual programs, with each program featuring the same content.

All virtual programs are listed in Eastern Daylight Time.

Sunday, September 18, 6:00 PM EDT
Monday, September 19, 7:00 PM EDT
Sunday, October 2, 6:00 PM EDT
Monday, October 3, 7:00 PM EDT

If you have questions about accessibility or these programs in general, see our FAQs.

Virtual Exploring College Options is a special informational program sponsored by the undergraduate admissions offices of five of the country's leading universities: Duke University, Georgetown University, Harvard University, the University of Pennsylvania, and Stanford University.

Representatives from each university will present information about their institution, discuss the application process, and answer questions on how to put together a strong and reflective application. Each program will end with breakout sessions where representatives will answer questions about their specific school and the application process. This fall, we are offering both in-person and virtual programs, with each program featuring the same content.

All virtual programs are listed in Eastern Daylight Time.

Sunday, September 18, 6:00 PM EDT
Monday, September 19, 7:00 PM EDT
Sunday, October 2, 6:00 PM EDT
Monday, October 3, 7:00 PM EDT

If you have questions about accessibility or these programs in general, see our FAQs.

Register https://www.pheaa.org/virtual/index.shtml

“Learn about education loans - which loan is right for me” 10/4 Tuesday Noon;  10/27 Tuesday 6:30 pm

I’ve found the schools I’d like to attend and after filing the FAFSA, State Grant Form, Scholarships and researching higher education costs and calculating the funding gap, I see that education loans are a necessity but where do I go from here?  What loan programs are available?  What are the advantages and disadvantage of the various types?  Join Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to review the different borrowing options and examine the details associated with each option.  Linda and Dan will answer your questions as you sort out the information and make decisions that are right for you and your family.

 The High School will be offering the PSAT (or the Preliminary SAT) on two dates: October 12th and October 25th (each student may only take the test once per school year) for 10th and 11th grade students. The PSAT provides the best practice and the most useful tools in preparation for the SAT, which is the standardized test for getting into college. Some of the benefits include: a detailed online score report, individualized Official SAT Practice on Khan Academy, and scholarship opportunities for 11th grade students. 

The testing information for the PSATs for both dates:

Length of Test: 8:00AM-12:00pm (approximate)

Where: Wilson High School

Cost:  $18

How:   Sign ups in the Upper House Counseling Office 

Payment: Cash, Check, or Money Order made payable to: "Wilson School District"    

Important Notes:

• Registration will close once capacity for each test date has been reached. There will be no exceptions. 

• Students may not take the PSAT/NMSQT more than once per school year.  Please do not register for more than one test.

• College Board does not offer an online testing option. However, Khan Academy offers free online practice tests that are available to all students.

• All registered students will be emailed their testing location closer to the test date.

• If you have any questions, please contact the UH Counseling Office.

PA Association for College Admission Counseling 

Berks County at

Albright College

October 12th

6:00 - 8:00 PM Eastern

PACAC College Fair Policies

To read our full COVID-19 mitigation policy, please click here.

Student and Counselor Registration

Students, families, and other counseling professionals are all welcome to attend free of charge. Registration will open shortly at www.StriveFair.com for a free barcode.

• BCTC 9th BCTC Tour
  • Who: 9th graders
  • Where:  BCTC West
  • Date: 10/14/22
  • Time: 8:45 am - 10:15 am
  • Who: Contact Dr. Hutchko for more information

Monthly Faculty Meeting

Register https://www.pheaa.org/virtual/index.shtml

"The Two-Step Approach to Post-Secondary Financial Bliss"  10/18 Tuesday, 6:30 pm

Join Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for this fun and informative webinar. Learn how to use online tools to plan for financial success as you seek a postsecondary education.  This webinar also emphasizes best practices (such as seeking grants and scholarships first), covers the primary methods of keeping school-related debt to a minimum, reminds families about additional resources (such as payment plans), and touches on private/alternative loans as a last resort.

“Learn about education loans - which loan is right for me” 10/4 Tuesday Noon;  10/27 Tuesday 6:30 pm

I’ve found the schools I’d like to attend and after filing the FAFSA, State Grant Form, Scholarships and researching higher education costs and calculating the funding gap, I see that education loans are a necessity but where do I go from here?  What loan programs are available?  What are the advantages and disadvantage of the various types?  Join Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to review the different borrowing options and examine the details associated with each option.  Linda and Dan will answer your questions as you sort out the information and make decisions that are right for you and your family.

Register Here

The High School will be offering the PSAT (or the Preliminary SAT) on two dates: October 12th and October 25th (each student may only take the test once per school year) for 10th and 11th grade students. The PSAT provides the best practice and the most useful tools in preparation for the SAT, which is the standardized test for getting into college. Some of the benefits include: a detailed online score report, individualized Official SAT Practice on Khan Academy, and scholarship opportunities for 11th grade students. 

The testing information for the PSATs for both dates:

Length of Test: 8:00AM-12:00pm (approximate)

Where: Wilson High School

Cost:  $18

How:   Sign ups in the Upper House Counseling Office 

Payment: Cash, Check, or Money Order made payable to: "Wilson School District"    

Important Notes:

• Registration will close once capacity for each test date has been reached. There will be no exceptions. 

• Students may not take the PSAT/NMSQT more than once per school year.  Please do not register for more than one test.

• College Board does not offer an online testing option. However, Khan Academy offers free online practice tests that are available to all students.

• All registered students will be emailed their testing location closer to the test date.

• If you have any questions, please contact the UH Counseling Office.

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Link for event:
https://givebutter.com/MiniTHONCornMaze

Wednesday, October 26, 2022 - 4PM-6PM (Elementary & Middle School Students) and 6PM-9PM (High School Students)

Register https://www.pheaa.org/virtual/index.shtml

“Learn about education loans - which loan is right for me” 10/4 Tuesday Noon;  10/27 Tuesday 6:30 pm

I’ve found the schools I’d like to attend and after filing the FAFSA, State Grant Form, Scholarships and researching higher education costs and calculating the funding gap, I see that education loans are a necessity but where do I go from here?  What loan programs are available?  What are the advantages and disadvantage of the various types?  Join Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to review the different borrowing options and examine the details associated with each option.  Linda and Dan will answer your questions as you sort out the information and make decisions that are right for you and your family.

• BCTC West Open House 
  • Nov. 1, 2022 @ 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm 
  • BCTC West Campus 
  • https://berkscareer.com/event/west-campus-open-house/

• BCTC West Campus Fall open House 
• When: Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2022 
• Time: 5:30 - 8:30 pm 

Understanding the Offer Letter and Covering the Balances   11/3/22 Thursday Noon and 11/17/22 Thursday 6:30pm

The Offer Letter, or Financing Plans, that you receive to provide an idea of the costs associated with attending post secondary education can be confusing as each school formats their information differently.  PHEAA, represented by Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray of PA Forward, will assist you, in this 1 hour webinar, in understanding and navigating through the types of Aid that are listed, what you are being offered and identifying the balances and next steps needed so you can make knowledgeable and affordable decisions.  Q&A interaction is encouraged.

Covering the Gap: Pieces of the puzzle to help pay your education bill   11/15 Tuesday 6:30pm and 11/22 Tuesday Noon

Understanding education balances can be confusing and whether you’re trying to address the costs or beginning to plan for higher education, this review is for you.  Join PHEAA representatives Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray for a 1 hour webinar that will emphasize best practices (such as seeking grants and scholarships first), remind families about additional resources (such as payment plans), and review private/alternative loans as a last resort in the process of covering the Gap and keeping balances affordable.  The discussion will also include the basics of credit, what factors impact a credit score, how can a credit score be improved and the effects on your borrowing capability. 

The virtual fair is a great opportunity to connect with colleges and pursue your college dreams. Have a quick video chat with a rep, drop in on a virtual presentation, send a question through chat - make a connection YOUR way!

Our fairs will also feature MatchMaking! At the time of registration, your students will select the attributes that are most important to them in a college.  They will then receive an email that best matches them to the specific colleges and universities based on the criteria they provided.  Your students will then reference this email on the day of the fair to connect with their best matches! Students should register early to take advantage of this great feature!

Check out a video on how it all works!

• * BCTC East Campus Fall Open House 

• When: Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2022 
• Time: 5:30-8:30 pm 

Monthly Faculty Meeting

Covering the Gap: Pieces of the puzzle to help pay your education bill   11/15 Tuesday 6:30pm and 11/22 Tuesday Noon

Understanding education balances can be confusing and whether you’re trying to address the costs or beginning to plan for higher education, this review is for you.  Join PHEAA representatives Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray for a 1 hour webinar that will emphasize best practices (such as seeking grants and scholarships first), remind families about additional resources (such as payment plans), and review private/alternative loans as a last resort in the process of covering the Gap and keeping balances affordable.  The discussion will also include the basics of credit, what factors impact a credit score, how can a credit score be improved and the effects on your borrowing capability. 

Understanding the Offer Letter and Covering the Balances   11/3/22 Thursday Noon and 11/17/22 Thursday 6:30pm

The Offer Letter, or Financing Plans, that you receive to provide an idea of the costs associated with attending post secondary education can be confusing as each school formats their information differently.  PHEAA, represented by Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray of PA Forward, will assist you, in this 1 hour webinar, in understanding and navigating through the types of Aid that are listed, what you are being offered and identifying the balances and next steps needed so you can make knowledgeable and affordable decisions.  Q&A interaction is encouraged.

Understanding the Offer Letter and Covering the Balances   11/3/22 Thursday Noon and 11/17/22 Thursday 6:30pm

The Offer Letter, or Financing Plans, that you receive to provide an idea of the costs associated with attending post secondary education can be confusing as each school formats their information differently.  PHEAA, represented by Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray of PA Forward, will assist you, in this 1 hour webinar, in understanding and navigating through the types of Aid that are listed, what you are being offered and identifying the balances and next steps needed so you can make knowledgeable and affordable decisions.  Q&A interaction is encouraged.

Covering the Gap: Pieces of the puzzle to help pay your education bill   11/15 Tuesday 6:30pm and 11/22 Tuesday Noon

Understanding education balances can be confusing and whether you’re trying to address the costs or beginning to plan for higher education, this review is for you.  Join PHEAA representatives Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray for a 1 hour webinar that will emphasize best practices (such as seeking grants and scholarships first), remind families about additional resources (such as payment plans), and review private/alternative loans as a last resort in the process of covering the Gap and keeping balances affordable.  The discussion will also include the basics of credit, what factors impact a credit score, how can a credit score be improved and the effects on your borrowing capability. 

Covering the Gap: Pieces of the puzzle to help pay your education bill   11/15 Tuesday 6:30pm and 11/22 Tuesday Noon

Understanding education balances can be confusing and whether you’re trying to address the costs or beginning to plan for higher education, this review is for you.  Join PHEAA representatives Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray for a 1 hour webinar that will emphasize best practices (such as seeking grants and scholarships first), remind families about additional resources (such as payment plans), and review private/alternative loans as a last resort in the process of covering the Gap and keeping balances affordable.  The discussion will also include the basics of credit, what factors impact a credit score, how can a credit score be improved and the effects on your borrowing capability. 

Understanding the Offer Letter and Covering the Balances   11/3/22 Thursday Noon and 11/17/22 Thursday 6:30pm

The Offer Letter, or Financing Plans, that you receive to provide an idea of the costs associated with attending post secondary education can be confusing as each school formats their information differently.  PHEAA, represented by Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray of PA Forward, will assist you, in this 1 hour webinar, in understanding and navigating through the types of Aid that are listed, what you are being offered and identifying the balances and next steps needed so you can make knowledgeable and affordable decisions.  Q&A interaction is encouraged.

When/Where: Saturday, December 3, 2022 (8:00 AM-11:00 AM)/High School

Lowerhouse Cafeteria

(Enter via the back door of the LH cafeteria with ramp by bulldog field. (303 Dwight St., West Lawn, PA 19609)

Alt. DATE: Sunday, December 4, 2022 (9 AM-11 AM /High School LH Cafeteria)
Who: FREE to residents of the community who are in need of some extra help
Donations: Gently used clothing, toys, or small, handheld items.
Please no large items like couches or fragile items.
Your donations must be in a bag or a box!!

DONATIONS MAY BE DROPPED OFF IN THE LH BACK DOOR BY BULLDOG LOT & JROTC

CLASSROOM ON

THURS., DECEMBER 1, 2022 FROM 3:00-5:00 PM
AND FRI., DECEMBER 2, 2022 3:00-5:00 PM

Drop off Location: Wilson High School LH Cafe – Please drop off your donations to the high school
lower house café (Enter via the back door of the LH cafeteria with ramp by bulldog field. or to your WEA
Building Representatives.
Contact Person for the event: Teresa Lubas, ext. 4249 or your building WEA representative
Thank you for your donations! This will help families in our WSD community!

When/Where: Saturday, December 3, 2022 (8:00 AM-11:00 AM)/High School

Lowerhouse Cafeteria

(Enter via the back door of the LH cafeteria with ramp by bulldog field. (303 Dwight St., West Lawn, PA 19609)

Alt. DATE: Sunday, December 4, 2022 (9 AM-11 AM /High School LH Cafeteria)
Who: FREE to residents of the community who are in need of some extra help
Donations: Gently used clothing, toys, or small, handheld items.
Please no large items like couches or fragile items.
Your donations must be in a bag or a box!!

DONATIONS MAY BE DROPPED OFF IN THE LH BACK DOOR BY BULLDOG LOT & JROTC

CLASSROOM ON

THURS., DECEMBER 1, 2022 FROM 3:00-5:00 PM
AND FRI., DECEMBER 2, 2022 3:00-5:00 PM

Drop off Location: Wilson High School LH Cafe – Please drop off your donations to the high school
lower house café (Enter via the back door of the LH cafeteria with ramp by bulldog field. or to your WEA
Building Representatives.
Contact Person for the event: Teresa Lubas, ext. 4249 or your building WEA representative
Thank you for your donations! This will help families in our WSD community!

What: Kids Night Out by Mini-THON
Date: Friday, Dec. 2, 2022
Event time: 5:30 pm - drop off ; 6pm - 9 pm (or earlier) 
Where: AUD Lobby and E200 hallway
Organization: Mini-THON


$15/child
Pizza, Snacks, and drinks will be served

Registration https://forms.gle/GZaCVrFwpeB9Bn5Y7

When/Where: Saturday, December 3, 2022 (8:00 AM-11:00 AM)/High School

Lowerhouse Cafeteria

(Enter via the back door of the LH cafeteria with ramp by bulldog field. (303 Dwight St., West Lawn, PA 19609)

Alt. DATE: Sunday, December 4, 2022 (9 AM-11 AM /High School LH Cafeteria)
Who: FREE to residents of the community who are in need of some extra help
Donations: Gently used clothing, toys, or small, handheld items.
Please no large items like couches or fragile items.
Your donations must be in a bag or a box!!

DONATIONS MAY BE DROPPED OFF IN THE LH BACK DOOR BY BULLDOG LOT & JROTC

CLASSROOM ON

THURS., DECEMBER 1, 2022 FROM 3:00-5:00 PM
AND FRI., DECEMBER 2, 2022 3:00-5:00 PM

Drop off Location: Wilson High School LH Cafe – Please drop off your donations to the high school
lower house café (Enter via the back door of the LH cafeteria with ramp by bulldog field. or to your WEA
Building Representatives.
Contact Person for the event: Teresa Lubas, ext. 4249 or your building WEA representative
Thank you for your donations! This will help families in our WSD community!

https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/pay-for-college/bigfuture-scholarships

BigFuture Scholarships Week: Find Your Passion. Win Big.

Find a career that matches your interests and passions! Connect with professionals and learn how exploring careers on BigFuture can qualify you for $500 and $40,000 scholarships.

Understanding the Offer Letter and Balances  12/6/22 Tuesday  and 12/15/22 Thursday 6:30 pm

The Offer Letter, or Financing Plans, that you receive to provide an idea of the costs associated with attending post secondary education can be confusing as each school formats their information differently.  PHEAA representatives Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray will assist you, in this 1 hour webinar, in understanding and navigating through the types of Aid that are listed, what you are being offered and identifying the balances and next steps needed so you can make knowledgeable and affordable decisions.  Q&A interaction is encouraged.

Financial Aid and Planning Q&A with PHEAA  12/8/22 Thursday Noon and 12/13/22 Tuesday 6:30 pm

Articles related to funding a higher education are in the news almost every day, and it can lead even the most knowledgeable of us into information overload.  Have you ever wanted to simply ask a few specific questions, yet couldn’t find anyone to ask?  Maybe you have questions about planning for college, finding the right school, applying for scholarships, applying for federal and state aid, understanding aid offer letters, completing loan applications, comparing federal loans to private loans, repaying/refinancing loans after graduation, etc.  Join Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray of PHEAA for a wide open one-hour Q&A session.  Ask your questions in an open forum or privately via the chat.  Hope to see you there.

Register Here

https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/pay-for-college/bigfuture-scholarships

BigFuture Scholarships Week: Your College, Your Way

Your dream school is out there. We want to help you find it. Join Your College, Your Way to connect with college reps from New York University and University of Texas at Austin who are ready to answer your questions and learn how searching for colleges on BigFuture can qualify you for $500 and $40,000 scholarships.

Understanding the Offer Letter and Balances  12/6/22 Tuesday  and 12/15/22 Thursday 6:30 pm

The Offer Letter, or Financing Plans, that you receive to provide an idea of the costs associated with attending post secondary education can be confusing as each school formats their information differently.  PHEAA representatives Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray will assist you, in this 1 hour webinar, in understanding and navigating through the types of Aid that are listed, what you are being offered and identifying the balances and next steps needed so you can make knowledgeable and affordable decisions.  Q&A interaction is encouraged.

Financial Aid and Planning Q&A with PHEAA  12/8/22 Thursday Noon and 12/13/22 Tuesday 6:30 pm

Articles related to funding a higher education are in the news almost every day, and it can lead even the most knowledgeable of us into information overload.  Have you ever wanted to simply ask a few specific questions, yet couldn’t find anyone to ask?  Maybe you have questions about planning for college, finding the right school, applying for scholarships, applying for federal and state aid, understanding aid offer letters, completing loan applications, comparing federal loans to private loans, repaying/refinancing loans after graduation, etc.  Join Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray of PHEAA for a wide open one-hour Q&A session.  Ask your questions in an open forum or privately via the chat.  Hope to see you there.

Register Here

https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/pay-for-college/bigfuture-scholarships

BigFuture Scholarships Week: Securing the Bag

You’ve got questions about scholarships. Get answers directly from the experts at Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation, Jack Kent Cooke Foundation, and Scholarship America during BigFuture Scholarships Week. Secure the bag and don’t let money hold you back.

Understanding the Offer Letter and Balances  12/6/22 Tuesday  and 12/15/22 Thursday 6:30 pm

The Offer Letter, or Financing Plans, that you receive to provide an idea of the costs associated with attending post secondary education can be confusing as each school formats their information differently.  PHEAA representatives Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray will assist you, in this 1 hour webinar, in understanding and navigating through the types of Aid that are listed, what you are being offered and identifying the balances and next steps needed so you can make knowledgeable and affordable decisions.  Q&A interaction is encouraged.

Financial Aid and Planning Q&A with PHEAA  12/8/22 Thursday Noon and 12/13/22 Tuesday 6:30 pm

Articles related to funding a higher education are in the news almost every day, and it can lead even the most knowledgeable of us into information overload.  Have you ever wanted to simply ask a few specific questions, yet couldn’t find anyone to ask?  Maybe you have questions about planning for college, finding the right school, applying for scholarships, applying for federal and state aid, understanding aid offer letters, completing loan applications, comparing federal loans to private loans, repaying/refinancing loans after graduation, etc.  Join Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray of PHEAA for a wide open one-hour Q&A session.  Ask your questions in an open forum or privately via the chat.  Hope to see you there.

Register Here

Understanding the Offer Letter and Balances  12/6/22 Tuesday  and 12/15/22 Thursday 6:30 pm

The Offer Letter, or Financing Plans, that you receive to provide an idea of the costs associated with attending post secondary education can be confusing as each school formats their information differently.  PHEAA representatives Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray will assist you, in this 1 hour webinar, in understanding and navigating through the types of Aid that are listed, what you are being offered and identifying the balances and next steps needed so you can make knowledgeable and affordable decisions.  Q&A interaction is encouraged.

Financial Aid and Planning Q&A with PHEAA  12/8/22 Thursday Noon and 12/13/22 Tuesday 6:30 pm

Articles related to funding a higher education are in the news almost every day, and it can lead even the most knowledgeable of us into information overload.  Have you ever wanted to simply ask a few specific questions, yet couldn’t find anyone to ask?  Maybe you have questions about planning for college, finding the right school, applying for scholarships, applying for federal and state aid, understanding aid offer letters, completing loan applications, comparing federal loans to private loans, repaying/refinancing loans after graduation, etc.  Join Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray of PHEAA for a wide open one-hour Q&A session.  Ask your questions in an open forum or privately via the chat.  Hope to see you there.

Register Here

Monthly Faculty Meeting

FAFSA Completion Night 
When: Thurs. Jan. 5th
Time: 4-7 PM
Where: UH Library
Link to Participate - Here
FAFSA Completion Night flyer 




The Wilson Counseling Office is offering a FAFSA Completion Workshop in the upper house library on

Thursday, Jan. 5th from 4 - 7 PM - 30 min. appointments can be made by clicking the link below. 

Reservation Signup Link

During this workshop, a PHEAA representative, will be available to assist families one-on-one in answering financial aid questions and completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), which is required to determine eligibility for most student aid programs such as the Pennsylvania State Grant, Federal Pell Grant, institutional awards, and federal student and parent loans.  

Click the link to reserve your spot. This is a great opportunity for Wilson families to get 1-1 assistance in such an important step in the post-secondary school process. The program is open to all college and trade school bound seniors and their families.

Contact Mrs. Andrieux if you have any questions at andsab@share.wilsonsd.org or (610) 670-0180 ext. 5137.
 

• ASVAB
  • Date: Friday, January 6
  • Start time - 8 AM (length 3 hours)
  • Location - 2 rooms TBD
  • Sign up in the counseling office
  • Tests for 175 students
  • Last Day to register is Jan. 3 at 3:30 pm.
  • More Information link
  • Practice
    • www.march2success.com is the link for the practice test. The website also provides act/sat prep material too. (High School Math and Verbal Skills, High School Science Hub, and Vocabulary).
    • https://asvabtutor.com/
    • https://www.mometrix.com/blog/free-asvab-test-prep-course/
    • https://asvab-prep.com/free-asvab-study-guide/

Borrowing for Education – which loan is right for me?   

Tuesdays - January 10^th Noon  and  January 17^th, 6:30 pm

I’ve found the schools I’d like to attend and after filing the FAFSA, State Grant Form, Scholarships and researching higher education costs and calculating the funding gap, I see that education loans are a necessity but where do I go from here?  What loan programs are available?  What are the advantages and disadvantage of the various types?  Join Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to review the different borrowing options and examine the details associated with each option.  Linda and Dan will answer your questions as you sort out the information and make decisions that are right for you and your family.

Deep Dive into Credit Related to Education Funding  Thursdays - January 12^th Noon  and  January 19^th, 6:30pm

For most families, borrowing for education is part of the equation and can be confusing as families look for the best options to fit their needs.  Join Dan Wray and Linda Pacewicz of Pennsylvania Higher

Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to increase your financial literacy and knowledge on the process of credit, how to maintain or improve ratings and comparison points to help make informed and affordable education borrowing decisions.

Borrowing for Education – which loan is right for me?   

Tuesdays - January 10^th Noon  and  January 17^th, 6:30 pm

I’ve found the schools I’d like to attend and after filing the FAFSA, State Grant Form, Scholarships and researching higher education costs and calculating the funding gap, I see that education loans are a necessity but where do I go from here?  What loan programs are available?  What are the advantages and disadvantage of the various types?  Join Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to review the different borrowing options and examine the details associated with each option.  Linda and Dan will answer your questions as you sort out the information and make decisions that are right for you and your family.

Deep Dive into Credit Related to Education Funding  Thursdays - January 12^th Noon  and  January 19^th, 6:30pm

For most families, borrowing for education is part of the equation and can be confusing as families look for the best options to fit their needs.  Join Dan Wray and Linda Pacewicz of Pennsylvania Higher

Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to increase your financial literacy and knowledge on the process of credit, how to maintain or improve ratings and comparison points to help make informed and affordable education borrowing decisions.

Borrowing for Education – which loan is right for me?   

Tuesdays - January 10^th Noon  and  January 17^th, 6:30 pm

I’ve found the schools I’d like to attend and after filing the FAFSA, State Grant Form, Scholarships and researching higher education costs and calculating the funding gap, I see that education loans are a necessity but where do I go from here?  What loan programs are available?  What are the advantages and disadvantage of the various types?  Join Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to review the different borrowing options and examine the details associated with each option.  Linda and Dan will answer your questions as you sort out the information and make decisions that are right for you and your family.

Deep Dive into Credit Related to Education Funding  Thursdays - January 12^th Noon  and  January 19^th, 6:30pm

For most families, borrowing for education is part of the equation and can be confusing as families look for the best options to fit their needs.  Join Dan Wray and Linda Pacewicz of Pennsylvania Higher

Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to increase your financial literacy and knowledge on the process of credit, how to maintain or improve ratings and comparison points to help make informed and affordable education borrowing decisions.

Borrowing for Education – which loan is right for me?   

Tuesdays - January 10^th Noon  and  January 17^th, 6:30 pm

I’ve found the schools I’d like to attend and after filing the FAFSA, State Grant Form, Scholarships and researching higher education costs and calculating the funding gap, I see that education loans are a necessity but where do I go from here?  What loan programs are available?  What are the advantages and disadvantage of the various types?  Join Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to review the different borrowing options and examine the details associated with each option.  Linda and Dan will answer your questions as you sort out the information and make decisions that are right for you and your family.

Deep Dive into Credit Related to Education Funding  Thursdays - January 12^th Noon  and  January 19^th, 6:30pm

For most families, borrowing for education is part of the equation and can be confusing as families look for the best options to fit their needs.  Join Dan Wray and Linda Pacewicz of Pennsylvania Higher

Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to increase your financial literacy and knowledge on the process of credit, how to maintain or improve ratings and comparison points to help make informed and affordable education borrowing decisions.

Monthly Faculty Meeting

Advanced Planning for Financing Higher Education    2/7/23 Tuesday Noon;   2/21/23 Tuesday 6:30pm

The thought of Higher Education costs can be overwhelming, however planning and identifying what you can do to help lessen those costs is an important step.  It’s never too early or too late to start understanding what those costs are and what is available to help maintain, plan and help you make affordable decisions.  Join Dan Wray and Linda Pacewicz of PHEAA’s PA Forward Program in a one hour webinar to begin that process and become prepared.

Searching for Scholarships and Affording the Balance  2/9/23 Thursday Noon;  2/23/23 Thursday 6:30pm

There are many ways to pay for education, and one important step is to search and apply for Scholarships. More free money equals less borrowing.  This presentation will review the types of options available, along with tips on applying.  It will also offer samples of fun scholarship options to get you started.  We’ll then review what to do about the balances that might be left over in order to make affordable higher education decisions.  Join Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray from Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA ) for an hour of detailed information on this topic.

Register here  Registration https://www.pheaa.org/virtual/index.shtml

• BCTC Open House
  • East Campus, Wednesday, 2/8/23 5:00pm-8:00pm at BCTC’s East campus in Oley, PA
  • West Campus, Thursday, 2/16/23 5:00pm-8:00pm at BCTC’s West Leesport, PA
  • Target Group 5th - 9th 
  • BCTC students will be giving demonstrations
  • https://berkscareer.com/openhouse/

Here's the registration link for participants: https://cookcenter.info/WilsonFeb8

Topic
Emotional Regulation - Recognizing What's Wrong - Mental Health Series Wilson
Description
Emotional regulation is the key to life! Nothing matters more than being able to control our emotions. The first step to creating healthy emotional regulation is recognizing what’s wrong. Learn 3 strategies you can use with your child to help communicate what they are feeling.
Time

Feb 8, 2023 07:00 PM in Eastern Time (US and Canada)

Advanced Planning for Financing Higher Education    2/7/23 Tuesday Noon;   2/21/23 Tuesday 6:30pm

The thought of Higher Education costs can be overwhelming, however planning and identifying what you can do to help lessen those costs is an important step.  It’s never too early or too late to start understanding what those costs are and what is available to help maintain, plan and help you make affordable decisions.  Join Dan Wray and Linda Pacewicz of PHEAA’s PA Forward Program in a one hour webinar to begin that process and become prepared.

Searching for Scholarships and Affording the Balance  2/9/23 Thursday Noon;  2/23/23 Thursday 6:30pm

There are many ways to pay for education, and one important step is to search and apply for Scholarships. More free money equals less borrowing.  This presentation will review the types of options available, along with tips on applying.  It will also offer samples of fun scholarship options to get you started.  We’ll then review what to do about the balances that might be left over in order to make affordable higher education decisions.  Join Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray from Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA ) for an hour of detailed information on this topic.

Register here  Registration https://www.pheaa.org/virtual/index.shtml

2023 Scheduling Night - February 9th

Department Representation

Evening Agenda:

• Incoming 10th, 11th, and 12th grade parents 

  • 6:00-6:10 PM - All parents in the auditorium for a global message about scheduling, NCAA, graduation requirements, SAT, ACT, PSAT, Keystone Exams, & Scheduling Timeline, and Academies.

  • 6:10 - 6:40 PM  - Breakout Sessions in various room locations

• Incoming 9th-grade parents 

  • 6:30 - 6:50 PM - Presentation in the auditorium 

  • 6:50 - 7:30 PM - Breakout Sessions in various room locations including 9th-grade parent Q&A

• Handout for the Evening

  In addition to the live presentation, for those of you that are unable to attend the sessions or might be late, here are pre-recorded messages for both the 9th grade and 10/11/12 Grade presentations.

  9th Grade Presentation

  10/11/12 Grade Presentation

What: Kids Night Out by Mini-THON
Date: Friday, Dec. 2, 2022
Event time: 5:30 pm - drop off ; 6pm - 9 pm (or earlier) 
Where: AUD Lobby and E200 hallway
Organization: Mini-THON


$15/child
Pizza, Snacks, and drinks will be served

Registration: https://forms.gle/1QKKjVkMEaDBFC958

• On February 16, 2023 from 6:30pm to 7pm, there will be a Google Meet for parents about the Internship Program 

• BCTC Open House
  • East Campus, Wednesday, 2/8/23 5:00pm-8:00pm at BCTC’s East campus in Oley, PA
  • West Campus, Thursday, 2/16/23 5:00pm-8:00pm at BCTC’s West Leesport, PA
  • Target Group 5th - 9th 
  • BCTC students will be giving demonstrations
  • https://berkscareer.com/openhouse/

Advanced Planning for Financing Higher Education    2/7/23 Tuesday Noon;   2/21/23 Tuesday 6:30pm

The thought of Higher Education costs can be overwhelming, however planning and identifying what you can do to help lessen those costs is an important step.  It’s never too early or too late to start understanding what those costs are and what is available to help maintain, plan and help you make affordable decisions.  Join Dan Wray and Linda Pacewicz of PHEAA’s PA Forward Program in a one hour webinar to begin that process and become prepared.

Searching for Scholarships and Affording the Balance  2/9/23 Thursday Noon;  2/23/23 Thursday 6:30pm

There are many ways to pay for education, and one important step is to search and apply for Scholarships. More free money equals less borrowing.  This presentation will review the types of options available, along with tips on applying.  It will also offer samples of fun scholarship options to get you started.  We’ll then review what to do about the balances that might be left over in order to make affordable higher education decisions.  Join Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray from Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA ) for an hour of detailed information on this topic.

Register here  Registration https://www.pheaa.org/virtual/index.shtml

PSU Berks Engineering Open House Electromechanical and Mechanical Engineering Programs
Location: Gaige Technology and Business Innovation Center
PSU Berks MAP https://berks.psu.edu/map
Day: Thursday February 23rd
Time: 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM

As part of the Engineers Week celebration, you are INVITED
to participate in our program Open House, including:
 Tours of the state of the art Laboratories
 Displays of Student Projects
 Access to current Students and Faculty to ask questions
about our programs
 Access to Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality

Advanced Planning for Financing Higher Education    2/7/23 Tuesday Noon;   2/21/23 Tuesday 6:30pm

The thought of Higher Education costs can be overwhelming, however planning and identifying what you can do to help lessen those costs is an important step.  It’s never too early or too late to start understanding what those costs are and what is available to help maintain, plan and help you make affordable decisions.  Join Dan Wray and Linda Pacewicz of PHEAA’s PA Forward Program in a one hour webinar to begin that process and become prepared.

Searching for Scholarships and Affording the Balance  2/9/23 Thursday Noon;  2/23/23 Thursday 6:30pm

There are many ways to pay for education, and one important step is to search and apply for Scholarships. More free money equals less borrowing.  This presentation will review the types of options available, along with tips on applying.  It will also offer samples of fun scholarship options to get you started.  We’ll then review what to do about the balances that might be left over in order to make affordable higher education decisions.  Join Linda Pacewicz and Daniel Wray from Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA ) for an hour of detailed information on this topic.

Register here  Registration https://www.pheaa.org/virtual/index.shtml

Date: Saturday, Feb 25, 2022

Set-up time: 10 am 

Actual Event time 11 am - 3 or 4 pm 

Clean-up time: 4-5 pm 

Organization: Mini-THON 

Details coming soon 

Monthly Faculty Meeting

http://wilsonminithon.weebly.com/
Friday, March 3rd- Saturday, March 4th!
 
Register for High School Dancers!
Dancers will be required to raise $45 on donor drive. If you have any questions about registering or how to sign up for donor drive, please feel free to email 2023MalKatE@share.wilsonsd.org
 
Buy your 2022 Mini-THON T-Shirt!
Click HERE to access our WSD Mini-THON store before February 15th at 3:00 PM. T-shirts will be distributed at Wilson High School on February 28, March 1, 2, and 3. Check out the distribution schedule below:
 
Tuesday, 2/28 - 7:30 am - 8 am
Upper House Auditorium Lobby (HS students only)

Tuesday, 2/28 - 2:40 pm - 3:15 pm  
Upper House Auditorium Lobby (HS students only)

Tuesday, 2/28 - 6:45 pm - 8 pm
Main HS Entrance (Anyone)

Wednesday, 3/1 - 7:30 am - 8 am
Upper House Auditorium Lobby (HS students only)

Wednesday, 3/1 - 2:40 pm - 3:15 pm
Upper House Auditorium Lobby (HS students only)

Thursday, 3/2- 8 am-2:00 pm
Upper House counseling office.

Friday, 3/3 - At Mini-THON 6:00 pm- 9:00 pm
Upper House gym (anyone)

Berks Junior College Fair 
Tuesday, March 7th 2023
@Alvernia University 
Approximately 9:00 am - 11:00 am 
Permission slips can be found on the high school counseling website or in the Upper House Counseling Office. 
All permission slips need to be returned to the Upper House Counseling Office by Tuesday, February 28th, 2023.Permission Slip 

We are excited to partner with StriveScan at this year’s event. Students can create a profile on StriveScan’s app or here. This allows colleges to scan each student’s unique bar code rather than completing an inquiry card. Data remains private and there is no cost. We hope this convenience allows students more time to have meaningful conversations with each institution they are interested in.

Financial Aid Timeline – Know what to do when   3/7 Tuesday, Noon;   3/23 Thursday, 6:30pm

  This one-hour presentation will provide the starting points and web resources for effective research before, during and after your student makes post secondary decisions. The journey will begin before high school and end in the land of understanding choices. One thing is for certain – it’s never too early to start planning for a successful higher education experience. Join PHEAA’s

Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of PHEAA’s PAForward program as they guide you along the exciting, and sometimes bumpy, road to planning for an affordable education. Knowing what to expect and to plan for it is the key, as Failing to Plan, is Planning to Fail!

BCTC’s East Open House has been rescheduled for Wednesday, 3/8/23 5:00pm-8:00pm.  The open house is targeted to 5^th-9^th graders and our BCTC students will be giving demonstrations during the evening.

Refinancing Education Debt – is it right for me?    3/9 Thursday, 6:30pm;  3/21 Tuesday, Noon

 Join us for this informative one hour webinar on refinancing education debt. Current or previous students of any age with student loans may be overwhelmed with their current repayment options or are moving closer to the repayment phase and wonder if refinance may be a better solution. PHEAA represented by Dan Wray and Linda Pacewicz of PHEAA PA Forward will explain the pros and cons, availability of programs and help those interested in understanding more about this topic.

Into the Woods March 16th, 17th and 18th at 6:30 pm. 
 showtix4u.com.  Tickets will be going on sale at the beginning of February. 

Into the Woods March 16th, 17th and 18th at 6:30 pm. 
 showtix4u.com.  Tickets will be going on sale at the beginning of February. 

Into the Woods March 16th, 17th and 18th at 6:30 pm. 
 showtix4u.com.  Tickets will be going on sale at the beginning of February. 

Monthly Faculty Meeting

Refinancing Education Debt – is it right for me?    3/9 Thursday, 6:30pm;  3/21 Tuesday, Noon

 Join us for this informative one hour webinar on refinancing education debt. Current or previous students of any age with student loans may be overwhelmed with their current repayment options or are moving closer to the repayment phase and wonder if refinance may be a better solution. PHEAA represented by Dan Wray and Linda Pacewicz of PHEAA PA Forward will explain the pros and cons, availability of programs and help those interested in understanding more about this topic.

Financial Aid Timeline – Know what to do when   3/7 Tuesday, Noon;   3/23 Thursday, 6:30pm

  This one-hour presentation will provide the starting points and web resources for effective research before, during and after your student makes post secondary decisions. The journey will begin before high school and end in the land of understanding choices. One thing is for certain – it’s never too early to start planning for a successful higher education experience. Join PHEAA’s

Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of PHEAA’s PAForward program as they guide you along the exciting, and sometimes bumpy, road to planning for an affordable education. Knowing what to expect and to plan for it is the key, as Failing to Plan, is Planning to Fail!

• PreACT Test 10th grade only 
  • When: Tuesday, April 11, 2023
  • Time: (Leave class at 8:30 am) arrive by 8:40 am, test starts promptly at 9 am (no late entrance allowed) - 1 pm
  • Where: UH Library
  • Cost: $17 Cash, Check, or Money Order made out to Wilson School District
  • How: Sign up in the counseling office
    • Sign-ups begin: Wednesday, Feb. 22. 2023 
    • Sign-ups end: Friday, March 31, 2023 (or until spots fill)
  • Who: Contact Ms. Rebekah Marconi X4730 or marreb@wisonsd.org for more information
  • More information on website https://goo.gl/5BRrxd
  • How long does each subject area take? English - 30 mins, Math - 40 mins, Reading - 30 mins, Science - 30 mins;  Pretest activities are approximately 1 hour, plus time for break
  • What to bring: #2 Lead Pencils (not mechanical) and Approved Calculator
  • Free Prep https://act.org/academy

the Accuplacer Study App - https://practice.accuplacer.org/login

Monthly Faculty Meeting

• ASVAB
  • Date: Tuesday, April 18
  • Start time - 8:15 AM (length 3 hours)
  • Location - TBD
  • Sign up in the counseling office
  • Last Day to register is TBD
  • More Information link
  • Practice
    • www.march2success.com is the link for the practice test. The website also provides act/sat prep material too. (High School Math and Verbal Skills, High School Science Hub, and Vocabulary).
    • https://asvabtutor.com/
    • https://www.mometrix.com/blog/free-asvab-test-prep-course/
    • https://asvab-prep.com/free-asvab-study-guide/

https://www.wilsonsd.org/wilson-high-school/department/school-counseling-office/link-crew/
Accepted Link Crew Leader Development Day 
Tuesday, April 25, 2023 - 1pm - Flextime 2:35 pm in UH Gym

May start arriving at 5:00 pm.

Monthly Faculty Meeting

Monthly Faculty Meeting

Monthly Faculty Meeting

https://www.wilsonsd.org/wilson-high-school/department/school-counseling-office/link-crew/

Wednesday, August 16, 2023; 11:00 am - 2 pm In person

Thursday, August 17, 2023; 11:00 am - 2 pm In person

https://www.wilsonsd.org/wilson-high-school/department/school-counseling-office/link-crew/

Wednesday, August 16, 2023; 11:00 am - 2 pm In person

Thursday, August 17, 2023; 11:00 am - 2 pm In person

Monthly Faculty Meeting

Tuesday, Aug. 22, 2023

Freshmen be there by 10:00 am, 10:15 am - 1:00 pm (Freshmen) (AUB Lobby to start)

Link Crew Leaders  9:15 am -1:15 pm  

Clubs/Chromebook distribution - 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm

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