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(updated 2.24.21)
Graduation Requirements Zoom Meeting
February 24th
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Congratulations to the PCHS Honor Roll Recipients!
On Wednesday, February 17th, we celebrated our honor roll recipients with a drive-thru celebration. Below are the names of the students who received honor roll for fall semester:
Congratulations Early Graduates!
On Wednesday, February 10th, we hosted a ceremony in honor of the 16 students who graduated early at semester. Congratulations Early Grads!
Dominic Andrew Casillas, Charles James Chavez, Christopher Potter Eichman,
Jasmine Gonzalez, Dawnicia Ophelia Montoya, Jazmyn Amariena Muñoz,
Savannah Marie Peña, Paige Marie Phelps, Kimberly Proano,
Sierra Isis Dina Quintana, Luis Ramirez Marmolejo, Victor Uriel Rocha Raya Jr.,
Alondra Rojas Percastegui, Ariana Hope Romero, Elijah Joel Salas, Tessa Jetzabel Vazquez-Magaña
Senior Graduation Items:
The school's order date was on September 16th, but students and families can still follow the link below and order items to be mailed to your house. Don't miss out on memorabilia for this memorable year!
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Graduation Requirements for 2021
With the uniqueness of this year, the PCHS administration has adjusted the graduation requirements to ensure all high school students have equal and equitable access to graduation. The below requirements reflect the changes that have been made for this senior class.
Changes Include: 21 total credits, No volunteer Hours, Senior Capstone Project will be a presentation only (no community involvement required)
Senior Capstone: This year, Seniors will still need to complete a senior capstone project. The requirements are adjusted to require a presentation on a proposed idea for a project, their future plans after high school, or their career goals. Presentations will be 5-10 minutes in length and expected to be recorded and uploaded. A final Senior Capstone Presentation will be compiled by the counseling department to include all the senior presentations.
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Individual Career & Academic Plan:
ICAP is a multi-year process that intentionally guides students and families in the exploration of career, academic and post-secondary opportunities. With the support of adults, students develop the awareness, knowledge, attitudes, and skills to create their own meaningful and powerful pathways to be career and college ready.
Every student will work towards completion of goals as they complete their coursework to earn their high school diploma. Below are the programs we utilize in this process:
Helpful Forms (volunteer trackers, varsity credit, etc)
Advancing Students for a Stronger Economy Tomorrow (ASSET): In-State Tuition Eligibility
Financial Aid & Scholarship Information
Please visit the website for a large list scholarships, application information and deadlines.
One scholarship of $2,500 and nine scholarships of $1,000 each will be awarded to graduating seniors to attend the college of their choice.
A generous $1,000.00 scholarship for individuals who have been effected by a disability.
The mission of the Latin American Educational Foundation is to provide access to higher education for Hispanics in Colorado. In order to apply for the LAEF general scholarship you must meet the following criteria: This scholarship is available for current high school seniors.
Scholarship Search Engines:
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
Testing
Community Resources/Recursos de la Comunidad
