Parents are welcome to refer their child for services designed for students identified as talented and gifted. Students who stand out using local norms and have other confirming evidence that they learn at a rapid rate and advanced level can be identified as TAG students. With parent input, individual plans are made to adjust the rate and level of the student’s instruction to meet his or her specific needs.
If you think your child may qualify for TAG services and want information about the referral and identification process, please contact Úna Maher (K-6) or Wendy Sunday (7-12).
FAFSA Workshops at HOA!
Tuesday, October 25th 5pm – 7pm and Thursday, October 27th 1pm – 3pm on the HOA Campus. A virtual follow-up meeting will be offered later.
HOA will host two FAFSA Workshops for our students and families. Your HOA Counselor, Annette Snyder and Graduation Coach, Jessica Mendoza, will be joined by PCC Future Connect Outreach Coordinator, Jana Daugherty, to provide information, answer any questions, and be available to help you fill out your forms (please bring all documents needed). Assistance and questions in both Spanish and English.
What is FAFSA? The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is a form completed by current and prospective college students in the United States to determine their eligibility for student financial aid. This is a standard form that Colleges and Universities all over the US use to give all types of financial aid. If you plan to go to college next year it is a good idea to fill out this form, even if you think that you are not eligible for financial aid, as sometimes families are pleasantly surprised! The FAFSA application is available starting on October 1 for the following school year. The earlier you complete it, the better chance you have of receiving aid.
