School Counseling

• FAFSA Completion Night

Get help from a SUNY Financial Aid Advisor in filling out the FAFSA (federal student aid) and TAP (NYS student aid) forms.

• Who? Senior students and legal guardians

• When? November 16 @ 6:00 PM

• Where? CCS Library

• HVAC, Welding, Early Childhood Education Field Trip

Tour the CTE programs and Salmon River Central School. Returned permission slips are required to attend.

• Who? Interested 10th graders

• When? November 18 from 8:00-10:00 PM

• Where? Salmon River Central School

• New Visions Student Panel

Students will learn about New Visions programs: Health Careers, Law & Government, and Education. They will learn more about the programs, hear firsthand experiences from current students/alumni, and ask questions to help make informed decisions about your future programming.

• Who? Interested 11th graders

• When? December 18 from 8:30-10:30 AM

• Where? NFEC Malone

There are many opportunities for advanced studies at CCS. Advanced coursework provides an opportunity for your child to gain skills and demonstrate competencies at a higher level.

Other benefits of participation in advanced coursework may include:

• improving a student’s self-confidence.

• demonstrating a student’s preparedness for college-level coursework.

• earning college credits before graduation.

• reducing future costs for higher education.

• reducing the time the student must spend at higher education institutions.

The advanced courses offered in high school at Chateaugay Central School are dual enrollment courses through NCCC and are free of charge to students. These courses include:

• English Composition (ELA 101 & ELA 102): 3 college credits each, 6 total college credits

• Sociology (SOC 101): 3 college credits

• Public Speaking (ELA 105): 3 college credits

• Music Appreciation (MUS 100): 3 college credits

• Statistics (MAT 121): 3 college credits

• Precalculus (MAT 132): 3 college credits

• 11th grade - French 201 (FRE 201): 3 college credits

• 12th grade - French 202 (FRE 202): 3 college credits

• 11th grade - Spanish 201 (SPA 201): 3 college credits

• 12th grade - Spanish 202 (SPA 202): 3 college credits

• Human Biology (BIO 109): 4 college credits

• Adirondack Biology (BIO 160): 3 college credits

• Chemistry 101 (CHE 101): 4 college credits

• Environmental Science (ENV 104): 3 college credits

• Physics 101 (PHY 101): 4 college credits

• Medical Terminology (HEA 101): 3 college credits

To be eligible for these courses, students must prepare by taking prerequisite courses that prepare them for the college-level course in the appropriate sequencing of courses within each content area.

Questions related to your child’s participation in advanced coursework may be referred to the High School Counseling office, 518-497-6611 ext. 2.