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Counseling

Your Rincon High School Counselors are here to help you.  
Please reach out to us if you need academic, emotional, personal or family help.   

School Counseling Department Office Hours are from 7:45am - 3:15pm on school days.

Whenever possible, students should see their counselors before school, after school, or during conference periods.   All students reporting to the counseling office during class time must have a hall pass from a teacher or a call slip from a counselor.

Freshman A-Z
Grades 9
Gianni Febbraro
Email G. Febbraro
Students A-M
Grades 10-12
Jill Morgan
Email J. Morgan
Students N-Z
Grades 10-12
Kat Kaderabek
Email B. Kaderabek
Graduation Specialist
Grade 12
KJ Tousley
Email KJ Tousley
College & Career Readiness Counselor          Jennifer Vasquez          Email J. Vasquez

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RHS CCR Center News

April 2024
SENIORS! 

  1. Be sure to complete your 1.) Senior Survey, 2.) Senior Slide Info & 3.)ECAP (in MajorClarity) Forms ASAP! These are part of your Senior Check Out process.
  2. The FAFSA is FINALLY open for corrections 🤗 If you have not already, CHECK YOUR FAFSA!  Did it get submitted correctly?  Are there corrections needed?  Did you get ALL the free money you qualify for? Come See us in the CCR Center if you need help.  or, Join us for our Thursday FAFSA Workshop on ZOOM !  4-6 pm

This Week

Wednesday, April 24 - ASVAB Register here  Study Here

Thursday, April 25 5:30-7:30pm -College Academy for Parents & Guardians.  All Grades Welcome! Register here


Next Month
Friday, May 3rd, P1-P3 - Accuplacer for Seniors enrolling at Pima Community College next fall.  Register Here
Monday, May 6th, 1:30 - 3:10 pm - Rincon High School 2024 Honors Ceremony! Register here

Check out our full Spring '24 CCR Activities List in the  Q3 CCR Newsletter.
Register for events on our CCR Events RSVP Form 
Graduation Supplies Ordering Information:  Order from Rembrandt Grad Store
Get your $20 deposit in by 11/23/23 - whatch how on our Rincon College and Career (@rhscollegecareer) • Instagram photos and videos
$ Help fund our College & Career Readiness Center Program $
Donate to your Rincon High School College Club Program Tax Credit Fund $
Join Your Peer Coaches at Lunch!
Got Your Cash for College? Scholarships? FAFSA? College? Class of 2024.
RINCON SENIORS!
Join Your FAFSA Peer Coaches on the Breezeway Tuesdays at Lunch.
  • Show us your submitted applications! 📝
  • FAFSA wins a Duck,
  • School app. wins Grad shades,
  • Scholarship app. wins Star bubbles!   
  • Plus get your Senior Slide Show Pics 📸
FAFSA Drop-Ins
FAFSA Drop-Ins     
FAFSA Family Workshop
Thursdays 4-6pm on ZOOM 
Meeting ID: 883 3420 8990  Passcode: RHSCCRC
Zoom workshops are scheduled through May 9th with varying themes. 
See our Q3 CCR Newsletter, but,we're always here for FAFSA Help!
Please RSVP for a College & Career Event
Counseling Center Resources
These resources are available to help students with mental and emotional health.

Rincon High School's Multi Tiered System of Support (MTSS) is designed to support students academically and behaviorally. It is a progressive intervention system that starts in the classroom with the teacher. A teacher may suggest that a student attend conference periods or tutoring time or the teacher may speak privately with the student. The next level of intervention involves parents. The school counselor or teacher may suggest a parent/teacher conference or the school counselor or MTSS facilitator may ask for assistance from district student support specialists. The third level of intervention may consist of utilizing resources outside of our school district.

Rincon High School has a reputation for being a warm, welcoming school with a diverse student population. We want to foster a kind school community. To this end Rincon utilizes positive behavioral intervention and support. This is a reward system to encourage students to make positive choices and contribute to our welcoming school climate. We have Ranger Reward cards which are scratcher cards that offer a variety of incentives for students. 

Rincon's MTSS facilitator is Michelle Callahan-DuMont. Email Michelle Callahan-DuMont

FAFSA

Visit the FAFSA Website

The most important site to qualify for scholarships and financial aid!

All eligible students should complete the FAFSA beginning Oct. 1st for the following school year. Watch for priority deadlines for the colleges of your choice.

Arizona Priority Deadlines

Northern Arizona University – November 15

Arizona State University – January 15

University of Arizona – March 1

Pima Community College – March 1

You can still receive financial aid if you miss these deadlines, but you might receive less money if you miss the deadline. Don't miss out on money because of procrastination! 

Use the FAFSA Checklist to get started today!

FAFSA Checklist (in PDF)

Common Application

Visit the Common App Website

Research the Common Application if you are interested in going to college out-of-state. This application allows you to fill out one generic application and send it to all schools that accept it.

CSS Profile

Visit the College Board Website

Start the CSS Profile. The University of Arizona requires the CSS Profile for students wishing to qualify for the Arizona Assurance Program. Many out-of-state universities also require the CSS Profile.

 

Visit the College Board Website and Create your CSS Profile

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