Open FAFSA Workshops- Get help from KSU financial aid representatives.
All FAFSA Workshops are available at no cost.
Dates: Monday 10-21-2019 and Monday 11-4-2019
Time: from 5-7 pm
Location: Theodore Roosevelt High School
Scheduled 30 min FAFSA consultations
Date: Tuesday 11- 26-19
Time: 8 am to 3 pm
Location: Theodore Roosevelt High School
Please Schedule a time with Mrs. Harris. She can be reached at 330-676-8700.
College Application Day
Date: Wednesday October 23, 2019
Location: Rooms 116 and 118
Time: From 1:40 to 3:00pm
Cost: This is available at no cost and the fee for KSU is waived for those who apply during this event.
This event is for Seniors only and who would like help from counselors filling out college applications.
On October 9th @ 7:00 pm , there will be a financial aid presentation at the high school for all parents. The Counseling Office, along with a Financial Aid Representative from Kent State University, will present the latest information on scholarships, paying for college, changes to the FAFSA and financial aid. This is a “must” for all parents whose children may be going on to higher education. All parents are welcome.
Here is the link to the presentation:
There will be a Common App Workshop during early release on Wednesday September 25th 2019. The location of the workshop is Mrs. Harr’s classroom Room 114. Come directly after 10 period. You will be able to get direction for start the college application process.
Are you checking out your future with these great colleges. You can find the full list outside the counseling office, in Naviance, and to the right on this website. If you have questions please feel free to stop by the Counseling office and ask.
Here is the Power Point Presentation from Mr. Kline. If you have question you can reach him in the counseling office or at 330-676-8720. Students there will also be Naviance references emailed to your student account.
If you were unable to attend the Senior Info. Night here is a link to what Mr. Kline presented. Feel free to stop by or contact the counseling office with any questions you may have.
Dear Students and Parents:
What’s the last great book that you read? Isn’t it nice to be able to read at your leisure
over the summer months? To encourage reading and to prepare you for the coming school year,
the English department is continuing the summer reading program for all students registered for
advanced-level classes, grades 9-12, and some academies or specialized programs. Please read
through the following list to identify the requirements for each course. It is the responsibility of
each student to complete the reading by the start of the school year. Students may buy or borrow
the book(s); this is your choice. Please have the book with you when you come to school at the
beginning of the school year.
In addition to reading, it is expected that each student will ponder what he or she reads.
To this end, each student should either write notes in his or her own handwriting (in the form of a
dialectical journal or annotations) unless otherwise noted. Please see the attached instructions
and examples. Of course, students may go beyond these requirements in their note taking.
Students should bring their work with them to school on the first day of the school year, as their
independent reading will be assessed within the first days or week of the school year.
Assessments of required readings will be worth approximately 10% of the first nine-weeks grade
(except for AP, which will be more than 10%).
Finally, remember, you’re not limited to what you see here. Read beyond these lists!
Worlds of great ideas, interesting characters, and memorable turns of phrase await you.
Wishing you insightful and enjoyable reading,
The English Teachers at RHS
Oelschlager Summer Leadership Institute (OSLI) is the result of a generous gift given to The University of Akron by Jim and Vanita Oelschleager. Due to their unparalleled generosity, area high school student are selected to participate in a seven day summer workshop on the The University of Akron’s campus.
OSLI is designed to empower high school students by introducing them to the requisite skills, attitueds, and resources for success in college. This fun, challenging experience encourages participants to adopt habits and utilized resources to become high achieving collegiate leaders and scholars. At the conclusion of the INstitute, Golden Acorn Leadership Awards of $500 are presented to particpants.
The 2019 Oelschlager Summer Leadership Institute will run from Friday, June 14th, to Thrusday, June 20th. This year, we celebrate the 19th year of the program! With some new ideas and activities in mind, OSLI 2019 will be one like no other!
A.C.T. Preparation Seminar
Date: Monday February 4, 2019
Time: 8:00 am to 2:29 pm
Location: Theodore Roosevelt High School Auditorium
Cost: $59.00
Deadline for registration: Friday February 1, 2019
Please make checks payable to Roosevelt High School
For more information and registration form: ACT Seminar Flyer
