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Career Counseling is an organized approach to career and life decision making. It allows you to make decisions about the classes you take, specifically your elective classes, the extra-curricular activities you pursue, and the grades you decide to make in high school based on your career goals. The career planning process involves gathering information along with real world experiences so you can make realistic decisions about your future based on facts and self knowledge rather than feelings and suggestions of others. You need to allow yourself plenty of time to explore and learn about all your options after high school and which option(s) are best for you. It's never too early to start planning ahead!!!
This site will be updated periodically to list upcoming programs that the Career Center will be sponsoring to assist you in your FHS Career Exploration and Planning Process. The Career Center is open before school, during lunch, and after school by appointment. All students, their families, teachers, counselors, administrators, and members of the community are welcome here.
Use the Career Center to work on college, technical school, job, financial aid, or scholarship searches and applications. Your professional school counselors and a career counselor are here to assist you every step of the way especially if you are undecided about what path to choose after high school or feel your career goals are unattainable.
Seniors Planning to Attend 4-Year College Next Year:
Do not wait to register for the SAT and ACT before doing your college applications. Do not wait for your SAT and ACT scores to come back before applying to college.
Alcanza, College Fair for Latino Students, George Mason University, October 16, 2009, 9:15 am - 1:30 pm
Great opportunity to learn about college opportunities for Latino students. Over 75 colleges and universities represented! Learn about scholarship opportunities. Permission slips can be picked up and returned to Guidance. Signed persmission slips need to be returned by Friday, October 9 at 2PM.
Sincerely,
The Career Center
703-583-1461
Group Web Pages Group Announcements Financial Aid Night plannedFreedom High School (School Code)472-469 Transcript Request ProcedureIn accordance with PWC Regulations and PWC Student Services, students will be able to request 3 free transcripts to be mailed from the Guidance Department. After 3, there will be a $2 charge for each additional transcript requested to be mailed.
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Group Links  ACT Click here for more information about the ACT. This is a college entrance exam used along with taking the SAT for Juniors and Seniors. Career Cruising-Find Your Dream Career!A user-friendly career software program that helps students and their families find information about careers, colleges, and technical schools. Easy to Use! Available in Spanish-- Family ConnectionA web-based service designed for students and familiesl to help in making decisions about your courses, colleges, and careers. 12th grade students will receive their passwords in September in their English classes. Finanical Aid ApplicationThis application is for graduating seniors and their parents/guardians to fill out starting the month of February of their graduating senior year. You must have your W-2 form from the previous year. The Career Center will host 2 Financial Aid Workshops about how to fill out this application after school during the month of February. Details TBA. Prince William County and Freedom High School ScholarshipsClick here for the latest PWC scholarship information. In addition, See Ms. Tasha Dykes, Career Counselor for an updated monthly listing of scholarships from the community. SAT Registration InformationClick here to register and for more information about the SAT Reasoning Test and Subject Tests. For Juniors and Seniors. The House, Inc. After School Leadership ProgramNeed Mentoring? This is a nonprofit, leadership before and after school program endorsed by PWC Schools and the Governor of Virginia. Here, students learn the leadership skills to be successful academically and socially. The House, Inc. started its partnership with FHS under a $10K grant last year and our students have seen amazing results! Contact Info: Todd McCormick Executive Director 571-237-5860 Virginia Employment CommissionLogin and have access to all jobs available to individuals 14 years of age and older in the state of Virginia. Job Placement Counselors available to assist. |
