Student Services
Scheduling Presentations
- 2010-2011 Freshman Scheduling Night Presentation (.PDF)
- 2010-2011 Sophomore/Junior Scheduling Night Presentation (.PDF)
- 2010-2011 Senior Scheduling Night Presentation (.PDF)
Director of Student Services - Dave Muschott
Thank you for visiting the Student Services page. One of my roles as Director of Student Services is guidance counseling. As guidance counselor, I plan to meet with all the seniors in the fall to discuss ACT/SAT testing, college visits and the application process. In the spring, I will meet with all the Juniors and talk with them concerning their future college plans. It is our goal to take several college trips this year. Information will be forthcoming.
It is my desire to build relationships with all the students at WCHS, especially new students and freshmen. I am available for general counseling and follow-up with all our high school students. We can also refer parents/students to counseling resources and make recommendations to outside counseling services.
Graduation Awards
The following awards will be recognized each graduation ceremony:
- Honors Group: Top 10 percent of the graduating class by GPA. Valedictorian and salutatorian will be recognized.
- Solomon Award: Senior who best demonstrated wisdom through diligence in academic endeavors.
- Daniel Award: Senior who best exemplifies bold faith through consistent spiritual growth and discipline.
- Joshua Award: Senior who most consistently displays positive participation and leadership in student activities and student government.
For graduation awards 2-4, seniors must have completed their entire junior and senior year at WCS to be eligible.
Minimum Graduation
Graduation from Worthington Christian Schools is based upon specific curricular requirements as well as a student's personal demonstration of cooperation with the philosophy of our school. Regarding this required curriculum, our philosophy states:
"This curriculum seeks to introduce students to the Truth which God, through the power of the Holy Spirit, has revealed in His Word, in His world, and in and through His Son, Jesus Christ. Not only are students introduced to the facts of this Truth, but they also are instructed on how to apply these truths in and through their own lives."
Internet Resources
MatchCollege.com - www.matchcollege.com
- Search through our site to find the school that is right for you.
- We have over 6,000 colleges and universities listed, providing information on housing, financial aid, tuition, admissions, athletics, current events and more.
- Schools can be filtered by state, city and type of degrees offered or you may use the search box above.
FAFSA on the Web - www.fafsa.ed.gov
By completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid online students and parents can:- Get results 7-14 days faster
- Have access to online help
- Edit answers immediately
FastWeb! - www.fastweb.com
- Customize Scholarship Searches.
- Customize College Searches.
The Princeton Review - www.review.com
- A searchable college database of over 600 colleges and universities.
- The ability to research hundreds of majors, their requirements, possible jobs and salaries.
- They can apply to colleges online or print out college applications and mail them to the appropriate schools.
- The Princeton Review has a very stringent privacy policy that respects any information shared with them. The promise to never disclose, sell, or rent information without permission to do so.
Collegeboard.com - www.collegeboard.com
- Provides tools and information to guide students and parents through the experience of preparing for and choosing a college.
- College Search allows students to search for colleges, using four different methods in a database of over 3500 schools.
- Students can create a custom college list.
- Students can apply online to numerous colleges
- Students can sign up for the SAT
- Over 600 SAT practice questions can be reviewed.
- Families can review information on paying for college and search for scholarships.
Onlinecollegefair.com - www.onlinecollegefair.com
- The NACAC (National Association for College Admissions Counseling) host the online college fair.
- During scheduled Online College Fairs students and parents can chat live with college admissions representatives.
- There are over 200 college exhibitors.
- Each college/university host their own booth/chat room. Booths can include photo galleries, virtual tours and campus cameras.
- Fairs are held the 2nd Tuesday of every month. Each fair has two sessions: from 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm EST and 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm EST. (Visit the website for specific schedule information.)
Student Loan Funding - www.studentloanfunding.com
(877)-477-7537 toll free(513)763-4350 fax
- Get answers to your financial aid questions
- Get help completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
- Receive information on scholarships, grants and loans
- Ask a Counselor Hotline open M-F 8am-8pm
Wiredscholar.com - www.wiredscholar.com
Provides information to help in the selection process of choosing a college or university to attend. The following topics are addressed:- Preparing
- Selecting
- Applying
- Paying
- Deciding
- Financing
SAT & ACT Test Information
- The College Board Online - information about the SAT program.
- College PowerPrep - tips and practice for the SAT and ACT tests.
- ACT Assessment - information about the ACT program.
- The Educational Testing Service Network - information about AP tests, SAT I and SAT II.
- WinScholarships.com - Looking for scholarships? Check out WinScholarships.com
- USNews College Rankings
