***VSAC Financial Aid Forms Night - Thursday, October 24, 2019 at 6:00 in the EFHS Library
Please bring the documents listed below:
• 2018 federal 1040 return with all schedules and W-2s
• Any documentation that lists taxed and untaxed income for 2018 including SS and/or disability benefits
• Monthly Reach Up Family Assistance and food stamps/Vermont 3 Squares
• Current balance of checking and savings accounts
• Child support paid and/or received in 2018
• Home value and debt (if applicable)
• Farm value and debt (if applicable)
• Business value and debt (if applicable)
• Investment value and debt (if applicable)
• Your e-mail address and password
Go to www.studentaid.gov/fsaid to get your FSA ID before the event.
It is our hope that your time at E.F.H.S. will be exciting and challenging. We meet with students individually, in small groups, and in classrooms to help you navigate through your time here. Please take a moment to browse through our pages to see what the School Counseling Department is all about and what we have to offer.
The school counselors not only offer academic support, but can help with social and emotional challenges as well. If you need to speak with trusted adult, have been feeling overwhelmed, worried, or down, or need to report possible bullying or harassment, please stop in to our offices. We are here to help.
All counselors subscribe to the American School Counselors’ Association Code of Ethics. Students are guaranteed confidentiality when speaking with a counselor unless the counselor feels the student is a danger to self or others. Counselors are required under law to report any suspected abuse or neglect to the Department of Children and Family Services. The School Counseling Department works as a team and, at times, consults with each other regarding students’ issues and services.
Check out the Student Opportunities Page for ideas on events for students in Vermont!
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