Showing posts with label EEVPA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label EEVPA. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
Friday, September 25, 2015
Saturday ACT Test Prep
The Horatio Williams Foundation has a Free ACT Test Prep Workshop every Saturday At 8:15 A.M to Noon. Mr. Williams is a very dedicated supporter of Detroit Public Schools and has offered to provided transportation to the center from the school. This is a excellent opportunity for students to work on their test taking skills before the October 24, 2015 test. Seniors need to take advantage of all free services provided. If you are interested, please see Ms. Holsey in C205 or Coach Rickman in the main office.
Monday, November 10, 2014
Detroit Public Schools Student of the Week
East English Village senior QB Anton Curtis named PSL Proud Strong Learner of the Week.
East English Village senior quarterback Anton Curtis accounted for five touchdowns to lead the Bulldogs’ 40-21 MHSAA Division 2 district semifinal victory Saturday against Port Huron and has been named the Detroit Public School League Proud Strong Learner of the Week.
“He played like a senior quarterback should,’’ the Ville coach Rod Oden said of the 6-2, 175-pound three-year starter.
“He made good decisions with the football all game long. His senior leadership was evident on the field.”
http://detroitk12.org/content/2014/11/07/east-english-village-senior-qb-anton-curtis-named-psl-proud-strong-learner-of-the-week/
East English Village senior quarterback Anton Curtis accounted for five touchdowns to lead the Bulldogs’ 40-21 MHSAA Division 2 district semifinal victory Saturday against Port Huron and has been named the Detroit Public School League Proud Strong Learner of the Week.
“He played like a senior quarterback should,’’ the Ville coach Rod Oden said of the 6-2, 175-pound three-year starter.
“He made good decisions with the football all game long. His senior leadership was evident on the field.”
http://detroitk12.org/content/2014/11/07/east-english-village-senior-qb-anton-curtis-named-psl-proud-strong-learner-of-the-week/
Monday, September 29, 2014
Thursday, October 11, 2012
11th Grade ACT Prep
Good Afternoon Bull Dogs,
the KALES ACT Preparatory Institute is sponsored by Wayne State University.
To be considered for this opportunity, students must be high school juniors who are residents of Detroit or attend high school in Detroit.
The Winter session meets on Saturdays from 9:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Students applying MUST submit their application and materials by December 10, 2012. The session begins January 29th-April 9th, 2013.
Apply on link below
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Detroit Compact Scholarship Program
To graduating senior scholars:
The following information will help you to determine if you qualify for Compact College funding and provide you with the forms needed to apply for funding to a four-year college program or a community college/job training program.
To receive compact funds, you will need to select a post-high school institution from this list. Below are the colleges, universities and job training sites that are included in the Compact program:
Michigan Public Institutions
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Michigan Private Institutions
(These schools do not guarantee full tuition and fees, see Pg. 3)
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Adrian College
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Kalamazoo College
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Albion College
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Madonna University
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Alma College
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Marygrove University
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Andrews College
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Northwood University
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Calvin College
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Olivet College
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Hillsdale College
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Sienna Heights College
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Hope College
University of Detroit Mercy
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Spring Arbor College
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Wayne State University
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Community Colleges & Job Training Programs
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Western Michigan University
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Schoolcraft Community College, Focus Hope,
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Wayne County Community College District
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QUALIFICATIONS FOR COMPACT FUNDS
In order to qualify for Compact financial assistance, you must meet the requirements that are based on the type of post-high school education you are seeking.
Four Year College Requirements
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<!--[endif]-->No major (Class 2 or 3) and no more than 3 Minor (Class 1) “Student Code of Conduct” violations
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<!--[endif]-->File a Financial Aid form (www.FAFSA.ed.gov) after January 1st every year
Community College/Job Training Requirements
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<!--[endif]-->File a Financial Aid form (www.FAFSA.ed.gov) after January 1st every year
If you have met all the requirements for the Compact Program’s college/university or job training assistance, you must compile the requested information, complete the forms for the type of school you plan to attend and send all of the information to the…
Ms. Leslie Holsey,Compact Coordinator at your school, Room C129 or to
Dr. Barbara K. Smith, Director
Office of Guidance and Counseling
3011 W. Grand Blvd., Fisher Bldg., 9th Floor
Detroit, 48202, no later than May 1st
Important: Some students may not qualify for a complete financial package and might need to use other sources of funds.
Nonparticipating /Private College and Universities Agreement
The Detroit Compact tuition assistance program is a collaboration between the Detroit Regional Chamber, public and private universities and Detroit Public Schools. The majority of the funding for scholarships comes from the universities themselves. Participating public universities guarantee that all tuition and fees will be covered for eligible students. Participating in-state private schools may work with students on an individual basis but DO NOT guarantee that all tuition and fees will be covered, although they typically put together very generous aid packages. Private institutions do not accept transfer students.
In your case, you have chosen to attend ______________________, a private institution. Therefore the Detroit Compact Program will not be responsible for any short fall in your tuition that may be caused by the university’s method of allocating funds. Compact will send $500.00 each year (not to exceed 4 years) as long as you maintain a 2.5 GPA and are full-time (12 credit hours or more.)
In your case, you have decided to attend ______________________. This is a nonparticipating out of state institution. Compact will award a scholarship in the amount of $500.00 the first and second years only as long as you maintain a 2.5 GPA and are full-time (12 credit hours or more.)
If you attend ________________________, you will need to find other resources to assist with your tuition. We have agreements with Michigan public universities that may fulfill your tuition assistance needs. Please provide a parent and student signature to this letter along with your completed packet and return to the Compact Coordinator assigned to your school. If you have any questions, please contact:
The Detroit Regional Chamber
Robert Troutman
(313) 596-0478
rtroutman@detroitchamber
One Woodward Avenue
Detroit, Michigan 48226
Student Name (print): ____________________________ Date: __________________
Student Signature: ____________________________ Date: __________________
Parent Signature: ____________________________ Date:___________________
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