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EducationQuest Foundation, a free non-profit organization is coming to help you complete and file your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
DATE: October 7, 2019 (9:30 am – 5:00 pm) & October 8, 2019 (8:00 am – 5:00 pm)
LOCATION: Chadron High School Guidance Office
Please call EducationQuest at 800-666-3721 to setup an appointment. Appointments are needed to receive assistance that day.
ITEMS TO BRING TO YOUR APPOINTMENT INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:
*FSA ID for parent and student – apply at www.fsaid.ed.gov
*Parent and student 2018 federal tax returns
*W-2’s and K-1 Form 1065
*Value of checking/savings accounts and investments
*Amount of untaxed income: social security, child support
*Student’s driver’s license number
*Student’s Social Security number
*Alien Registration Number of eligible non-citizens
*Parents’ birth dates
*Student’s birth date
*Parent’s date of marriage, separation, or divorce
*Email addresses for student and parent
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https://www.educationquest.org/pdfs/CPB/CPBulletinSept19.pdf
On February 19th, the 9th–11th grade students traveled to Hemingford to listen to John Baylor, radio voice of the University of Nebraska Volleyball and ACT Prep instructor. OnToCollege with John Baylor is a program that prepares students for the ACT. Our students have access to OnToCollege with John Baylor, the link is on the Hawk website.
Yesterday, April 4th, 2018, eight HSHS students attended the WNCC open house for applied technical trades. Students were able to tour 7 technical trades offerings. They were: Advanced manufacturing, Aplied Ag Technology, Auto Body, Auto Tech, Aviation Maintenance, Power Line Construction and Maintenance, and Welding.
Many tours offered simulators and demonstrations from their modern and complete facilities. About 150 students from surrounding areas came to learn about career possibilities and programs that would give them the background for jobs with great potential and the need for skilled technical workers.
“Best high school field trip!” quoted senior Ciara McCance.
The 2018 Scholarship interviews will be taking place on Wednesday, May 2nd at Security First Bank at the following times:
7:30 – MATTIE JOHNSON
7:45 – HAILEY SUMMERS
8:00 – THOMAS SCHERBARTH
8:15 – PAYTON SCHOENHALS
8:30 – EMMA ROBERTS
8:45 – SAMANTHA KEARNS
9:00 – CIARA MCCANCE
9:15 – KAELOB MARX
Please click the link below to review and get directions for applying for some of the many local scholarships available to college bound students!
The Salvation Army is now accepting nominations for the 2017 D.J.’s Hero Awards. Given in memory of D.J. Sokol, the awards recognize Nebraska high school seniors who exemplify D.J.’s dedication to faith, selfless acts for others and commitment to the community. Honoress receive a $10,000 scholarship toward their selected university or college.
Hunter Letcher, Austin Anderson, and Chris Adams and Mr. Badje attended the WNCC Powerline Construction & Maintenance open house. It is an interesting and excellent option for students who enjoy working outdoors or doing hands on type of work. The program is one year long and students must be 18 years of age. Opportunities are local or nationwide and the starting pay is excellent and includes benefits. Students were able to practice pole climbing, riding in bucket trucks, as well as observing a pole-top rescue, pole installation, and pole topping construction.
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