Dayton School District Dayton Washington

Career Information: See Bureau of Labor Statistics at www.bls.gov	Find information concerning potential earning, working conditions, nature of the work, potential benefits, employment projections by geogrophic area, required schooling and/or training and more.
Scholarship Information:	Do not pay for a commercial scholarship search. Do to a free web site such as one of the following to receive free scholarship opportunities: www. fastweb.com and www.collegeboard.com/student/pay
Information on fiancing college education:	See www.FederalStudentAid.ed.gov for information on federal student aid and to access sources of nonfederal aid. See www.get.wa.gov for information on Washington state's college saving program.
Miscellaneous Information:	May 12 and May 13 student led conferences Sophomores and Juniors: There are running start information meetings at WWCC. There is one on April 29 and another on May 7. You do not have to attend both. The meetings are scheduled at WWCC from 6 - 7:30 pm. The Apr 29 meeting is in the back dining room and the May 7 meeting is in Rm 185 ABC.
Juniors:	Nordstrom Scholarship due May 31 - essay in response to posed question - see Mr. Morgan for details.
Seniors:	Keep working - your future is in sight!
Seniors & Senior Parents	Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is available on line at www.fafsa.ed.gov as of Jan 1, 2008. The application and process is FREE, do not pay anyone! Meet whatever dates are set by your post-secondary institution for filing your FAFSA.. FAFSA Questions: contact Mr Morgan 382-4775 and/or Ms Terri Johnson 527-4301. If accepted at a 4-year school, most have a May 1 deadline for a deposit to hold your spot for fall 08, and most have a housing deposit due May 1. Housing requests are usually first come first serve, if you have made a decision, get your deposit in. Questions, contact your college of choice. See Scholarship listings under scholarships.