Helping all students become college and career ready

Helping all students become college and career ready

Monday, October 19, 2015

Morgan Stanley Financial Aid Presentation


October 20th, 2015, 7-8:30pm Lecture Hall, PCHS
This presentation, by Mike Walsh and Tim Tank of Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, is a great starting point for parents and students who have unanswered questions about the costs and issues associated with planning for college. It dispels common myths about sources of funds, reviews unique education planning strategies, and discusses how college financial planning fits into your comprehensive financial planning strategy. It is intended for parents and grandparents who are interested in learning how the admission process and financial planning process are connected, which may lower the cost of attendance for your student.

Wednesday, October 7, 2015

Sterling Scholar Awards Program

Sterling Scholar Awards Program

The Deseret News and the KSL Broadcast Group Sterling Scholar Awards Program recognizes outstanding scholastic achievement of high school seniors in the state of Utah.  The program is sponsored in the cooperation with the Utah State Office of Education, district officials, and high school administrators.  Utah Colleges and Universities also support the program through varied scholarship opportunities for Sterling Scholar winners. 

Regional winners from PCHS will receive a $1,000 college tuition scholarship whether they attend an in state or out of state college.

Park City High School is looking for well-rounded seniors who have a strength and passion in a particular area of study.  Students will be recognized for their talent in a specific category, their academic achievements, leadership and citizenship.  

The areas are broken into 16 categories, including: English, Mathematics, Social Science, Science, World Languages, Computer Technology, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education, Agricultural Science, Family and Consumer Sciences, Business and Marketing, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics, Vocal Performance, Visual Arts, Instrumental Music, Dance and General. 

Paper applications are in Ms. Briley's office, in the Counseling Office.  Applications are due to Heather Briley: Friday, October 30th, 2015.  

Final candidates will be selected by faculty and staff within the high school and notified mid-November.  Once selected, students will work with faculty mentors and Ms. Briley in preparing their online portfolios and interview skills for the regional competition in March.

All students interested in the program are encouraged to apply whether you are considering an out of state or in state college experience.  This prestigious and competitive program can be a great experience and resume builder.   
 
Again, please let Heather Briley know if you have questions at hrbiley@pcschools.us or 435-645-5650 ext. 2085