Advising Appointments

Thank you to everyone who has signed up and/or shown up for your advising session. For those who haven't done so, remember that your account will not be unlocked for college course registration until you have met with an advisor. Those who have already met with Mr. Evans and need to return parent signatures to take more than four courses should return the signature form no later than Monday, October 23rd.

Due to the amount of students who still need to be advised, Mrs. Gould will begin assisting us next week. Moving forward, SENIORS will work with Mrs. Gould and JUNIORS will work with Mr. Evans. Mrs. Gould will send out an e-mail to your Durham Tech e-mail account (for seniors only) with a link to her appointment calendar. If you have already met with Mr. Evans, you do not have to meet with Mrs. Gould. This is only for seniors who have not received advising yet. If you are a senior who has an appointment with Mr. Evans on October 23rd, you may keep that appointment. Senior appointments throughout the rest of the week will be cancelled as you are now expected to meet with Mrs. Gould. 

JUNIORS who have not received advising yet should schedule an appointment with Mr. Evans asap. IF YOU ARE CURRENTLY IN MATH 3, YOU MUST HAVE YOUR PLACEMENT TESTING DONE BEFORE COMING TO ADVISING. 

Lastly, if you have already submitted a Self-Service request, you do not have to make an appointment. You may also still submit Self-Service requests in lieu of making an appointment if you wish. Thank you in advance for your cooperation!

Popular posts from this blog

MCKINNEY, TUCKER & LEMEL, LLC 2020 ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP ESSAY & VIDEO COMPETITION

Image
Has a drunk driver affected you or someone you know? How has it affected – or how could it affect – your own driving? The attorneys of  McKinney, Tucker & Lemel, LLC , invite you to share your thoughts and experiences on this important issue and compete for one of our two scholarship prizes worth a combined total of  $1,500 . We are now accepting entries from students nationwide for our annual Scholarship Essay & Video Competition. Please read more about the competition below and take advantage of this exciting chance to earn scholarship funds by submitting your essay or video by our Friday, June 5th, 2020 deadline. Scholarship Prizes Each winner will receive a check from  McKinney, Tucker & Lemel, LLC,  which will be made out to the school which they will attend. The winners must use these funds to pay for education-related expenses. Winners will be solely responsible for any federal, state or local taxes which apply to the scholarship award. Our prizes are
Read more

Project Uplift at UNC Chapel Hill

Project Uplift and Uplift PLUS   These enrichment programs enable high-achieving, current high school juniors to experience college life on the Carolina campus. We need your assistance in identifying outstanding students to participate in these unique experiences.  PROJECT UPLIFT seeks to engage current high school juniors in an immersive two-day experience that connects them with UNC-Chapel Hill and other four-year colleges and universities. Participants live on campus; interact with faculty, staff and current students; engage in educational, cultural and social activities and learn about admissions and college affordability. UPLIFT PLUS is a five-week residential program for Project Uplift participants. During the program, participants live on campus, attend SAT/ACT coaching sessions and take English 100 (3 credits). Participants also engage in college application prep, research, leadership development, as well as a wide variety of experiential learning opportuniti
Read more

John Wright Memorial Scholarship

Scholarship Value:  $5,000 Awards Available:  1 Award Deadline:  March 15, 2019 The John Wright Memorial Scholarship Program funds one student scholarship per year. This scholarship was established at TREE Fund by Wright Tree Service in honor and memory of its founder, John L. Wright, and his son, John R. Wright. Learn more about Wright Tree Service and the founding family here. The purpose of this one-year scholarship is to support the arboriculture industry by helping college students interested in commercial arboriculture achieve high academic goals without accumulating burdensome debt. Applicants must be high school seniors entering college or community college, or returning college students seeking a first bachelor's degree or associate's degree while attending an accredited US college or university. All applicants must plan to enter the commercial arboriculture industry. Special consideration will be given for honorably discharged veterans and present members of the Un
Read more