GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

KHS 2020-2021 COURSE CATALOG

High School graduation requires a certain amount of growth in academic, social, and physical and occupational skills generally thought to be useful in adult life. Since each student enters the high school experience with a unique set of needs and abilities, it can be expected that the experience provided and the amount of growth observed will vary widely among students. Although there are many differences among students, and graduation from high school will not represent exactly the same for every student, the Kelso School District does possess the responsibility to assure some degree of consistency among its secondary schools with respect to the education represented by a school diploma. This responsibility leads the Board of Education to hereby establish requirements for high school graduation. These requirements shall be consistent with the provisions in Chapter 180-51 WAC.

*Please contact your students counselor with questions regrading these Graduation Requirements

The Counseling Department collaborates with staff, families, and community resources in order to provide academic, social/emotional and career based services for ALL students. Through individual, group and school wide services, counselors advocate and support students’ high school success, future planning and social/emotional learning.

Attention Parents & Students!

Have a question? Need help?

You can now request counseling services ONLINE!

Find the Counseling

Self-Referral Form

here!

Contact Us: (360) 501-1850

FAX: (360) 501-1422

2020-2021 KHS ENROLLMENT PACKET

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1904 Allen St.

Kelso, WA 98626

For Transcripts, please go to the "Transcript Request" tab above

Hours: 7:30am-3:30pm

Come on in! We are available for most walk-ins, but we appreciate pre-arranged appointments to better serve our community.

Online Student Registration: https://www.kelso.wednet.edu/o/ksd/page/online-enrollment--18

Welcome!

Kelso High School's Counseling Center

MEET OUR STAFF

SARAH

RICE

Registrar

(360) 501-1845

Enrollment, Transcripts/Report Cards

Counseling Secretary

(360) 501-1850

Transcript Requests/Student Records

DENISE

HUFFMAN

KALI

DALTON

Counselor: Last names A-E

Scholarships, ACT/SAT Coordinator

(360) 501-1848

Counselor: Last names F-K

Running Start, PSAT Coordinator, AVID 2023

(360) 501-1847

KYLIE

CHAPMAN

ANGELA

KNOWLES

Counselor: Last names L-Ri

ELL, Foreign Exchange, State Testing Coordinator

(360) 501-1992

Counselor: Last names Rj-Z

Department Chair, AVID 2020-2022

(360) 501-1849

DENISE

MILES-FOGES

MAKAIO

MOBBS

Counselor: Alternative programs: IEP, KVA, Loowit

Homeless Liason

(360) 501-1895

School Psychologist

JANET

HRUSKA

TY

FINKAS

School Psychologist

HELPFUL RESOURCES

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-TALK (8255)

How to address the show "13 Reasons Why"

For viewers:

Talking points

For Parents & Educators:

College Entrance Questions:

For information about the SAT, including registering, accessing your scores, and looking at practice material, visit the following site:

https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/sat

For information about the ACT, visit the following site:

http://www.act.org/

For information on Washington's Community & Technical Colleges:

https://www.sbctc.edu/

Financial Aid Help:

For information of the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid):

fafsa.ed.gov

Scholarships:

Visit our Scholarships tab at the top of this page! We post all scholarship opportunities as they become available. See Mrs. Dalton in the Counseling Center for any scholarship related questions!

For more information, visit our Career Center website!