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Recruitment for the 2012-13 School Year
Three college success programs: AVID, the College Partnership Program, and the Early Identification Program, are recruiting students for the 2012-13 school year.
AVID
- Schools that offer the AVID program will be selecting students by the end of February.
- Students should contact their school counselor for the specific deadline date at their school.
College Partnership Program (CPP)
- Applications for the high school College Partnership Program (CPP) are due to high school CPP advocates or the College Success Program office by March 23, 2012.
Early Identification Program (EIP)
- Student nominations for the Early Identification Program (EIP) are due school-based EIP sponsors by March 2, 2012.
For more information, see:
College Success Program:
Advancement Via Individual Determination
The Early Identification Program (EIP)
The College Partnership Program (CPP)
Pathway to the Baccalaureate & Pathway Connection
College Success Program & Virginia Tech
Quick Links:
School Counseling and College Success
Office of Prevention and Intervention Services
Student Engagement and Attendance
Student Registration and Language Services
Contact:
Gwen Cooper-Evans
Administrative Assistant
571-423-4421
703-279-5210 (fax)
Marcy Miller
Coordinator
School Counseling Services:
Jennifer Ferrara
Manager
571-423-4422
Ellissia Price
Elementary School Counseling Specialist (K-6)
571-423-4428
Valerie Hardy
Secondary School Counseling Specialist (7-12)
571-423-4404
Judy Hingle
Career Connections Specialist
571-423-4430
Marian Kendrick
College Fair/College Night
571-423-4429
College Success Program:
Darryle Craig
College Success Program Manager
571-423-4410
Stella Tang
Administrative Assistant
571-423-4410
Sia Knight
College Partnership Specialist
571-423-4413
Derek Steele
AVID Resource Teacher
571-423-4418
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