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VSAC Financial Aid/Forms Night - Thurs, October 11 at 6:00 pm in the EFHS Library. This is an opportunity to learn about paying for college and completing the FAFSA. Current college bound seniors and parents/guardians, as well as students considering Early College for the 2019-2020 school year should attend. Please bring the following:
- Student and parent social security numbers
- Alien registration number (if not a U.S. citizen)
- Parent 2017 IRS tax return and W-2
- Student 2017 IRS tax return and W-2
- Recent checking and savings balances for parent(s)/guardian(s)
- Recent checking and savings balances for student
- Home value and home mortgage remaining (if applicable)
- Records of untaxed income (like child support)
- Investment information (such as stocks/bonds not in a qualified retirement plan, or investment property)
- List of colleges: Must list at least one college to receive your information. You may update your choices later to receive aid at a different school.
Also, each student and one parent of each student should ideally create an FSA ID before the FAFSA night: https://fsaid.ed.gov/npas/index.htm
- Larissa Urban, Director of School Counseling
Caseload: J-Ma
Book Ms. Urban here: https://larissa-urban.
- Brenna Sturtevant, School Counselor
bsturtevant@enosburgk12.net, ext. 108
Caseload: A-I
Book Ms. Sturtevant here: https://bsturtevant.youcanbook.me - Carly Wilks, School Counselor
cwilks@enosburgk12.net ext. 110
Caseload: Mc-Z
Book Ms. Wilks here: https://efhs-wilks.youcanbook.me - Teegan Deuso, Student Assistance Program Counselor
tdeuso@enosburgk12.net ext. 107
Book Mrs. Deuso here: https://teegandeuso.youcanbook.me/ - Sally Bashaw, Administrative Assistant/Registrar ext. 115
sbashaw@enosburgk12.net
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.
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