School Counseling Staff
Career Center:
Amy Fiddler, Coordinator (853-2600) / aefiddler@rcps.info
Vickie Marshall, Registrar (853-6158) / vmarshall@rcps.info
Main Guidance Desk: (853-2600)
Guidance Fax (853-1042)
Hall Counselors:
Persinger Hall (Student last names A-Bru)
Jacqueline Wilmore (853-6130) / jwilmore@rcps.info
McQuilkin Hall (Student last names Bry-Fl)
Brazil Ford (853- 6101) / bford@rcps.info
McQuilkin Hall (Student last names Stad-Z)
Lindsay Coleman (853-1975) / llcoleman@rcps.info
Penn Hall (Student last names Jos-Mur)
Michaella Bailey (853-6115) / mabailey@rcps.info
Parsons Hall (Student last names Mus-Stac)
Elizabeth Slaski (853-6140) / eslaski@rcps.info
Parsons Hall (Student last names Fo-Jor)
Kevonne Fields (853-2493) / kfields@rcps.info
College and Career Advising: Main Library
Jo Jones, College and Career Adviser/ jmj9pn@virginia.edu
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Announcements:
New Scholarships Now Available
Go to College: Scholarships
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Alexa Tyree Cannon Fine Arts Scholarship
Go to the tab College: Scholarships to print application
Deadline: May 15th
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William and Mary Leadership Award
Looking for a junior (Class of 2020) that is the most visible and influential leader at Patrick Henry High School.
William and Mary Leadership Award was established in 1998 to honor young leaders, and is presented to one outstanding junior (Class of 2020) from each high school in the Commonwealth, as well as selected out-of-state schools. The award is intended to recognize young leaders in their community.
The 2019 William and Mary Leadership Award recipient will receive a certificate, as well as a copy of the book A Passion for Leadership, written by current William and Mary Chancellor Robert Gates ’65.
Deadline May 21st by 3:30 to Main Guidance (1st floor)
Click here for application
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High School Senior Internship Opportunity
The Undergraduate Scholarship Program is a financial needs based initiative that offers undergraduate students an unmatched experience in a diverse and inclusive environment. Undergraduate students, serving as scholarship recipients with the CIA, attend an accredited college/university on a full-time basis and work during summer breaks at the Agency.
If selected as a scholarship recipient, a student will receive a wide array of benefits, including:
- Tuition assistance up to $18,000 per calendar year for tuition, mandatory fees and books
- Daily allowance for meals and incidentals during summer tours
- Reimbursement for transportation costs between school and Washington, DC
- Annual salary
- Health insurance
- Life insurance
- Federal retirement plans
- Paid time off, as well as sick and holiday leave
Go here to apply
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AP Exam Fees:
AP Exam fees
are now due.
All AP fees are due to the
bookkeeper by April 12, 2019.
$45.00 for
the first two exams, $25.00 for each additional exam.
If you qualify for a AP fee waiver the fee is
$25.00 for the first two exams and $10 for each additional exam.
NO REFUNDS!
Please direct all questions to
Mrs. Fiddler in the Main Guidance Office at 853-6120 or aefiddler@rcps.info
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REMIND
The Counseling Department will be using REMIND to notify students/parents of important events/information. Please sign up based on your grade:
Freshmen:
click here
or
Text @f2fh6c to 81010
Sophomore:
click here
or
Text @he4f9g to 81010
Junior:
click here
or
Text @gbe4gk to 81010
Senior:
click here
or
Text @f8ck426 to 81010
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