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FHSJUNIORNEWSLETTER Issue211

October 2019

WWW.FAIRVIEWSCHOOLS.NET

DATES TO REMEMBER

October

4th-OctACTLateRegistrationdeadline

7th-NWOSURepinMediaCenter

16th-PSAT

17th-21st-FallBreak

22nd-ACTWorkshopatNWT

26th-ACTTest

Formoreevents,visitourcalendarhttps://www.fairviewschools.net/page/page_calendar?calID=56379

BUILDING A RESUME Your Junior year is a great time to continue accumulating items for your resume. Keeping track of

accomplishments and activities is an important job in high school. Ideas of items to track:

1. Awards/Recognitions: if you win a speech contest, compete for FFA, FCCLA, sports, etc

2. Activities: if you take part in ANY organization or activity (does not have to be school

related) 3. Community Service: make a note if you volunteered your time for the community,

school or church. 4. Work: if you work a job of any kind, make note! Employability is a great addition to any

resume.

FHSJUNIORNEWSLETTER|Issue2 2

Fairview High School Staff

TonyHolt–Principaltony.holt@fairviewschools.net

LindaZimmerman–AdminAsstlinda.zimmerman@fairviewschools.net

SusieHarder–AdminAsstsusie.harder@fairviewschools.net

VickiEwbank–SchoolCounselorvicki.ewbank@fairviewschools.net

NicoleMartens–SchoolCounselornicole.martens@fairviewschools.net

SarahBaum–StudentAssistantsarah.baum@fairviewschools.net

Junior Class Sponsors: AshleeBernard,MelanieHaworth,JasonCollins,RogerHoeltzel

Myth!

All my student has to do is meet the minimum requirements to get into

college.

FACT: Many colleges and universities use something called a

‘comprehensive review’ for admittance.

This may include factors such as:

• Academicrigororchallengingcoursework

• QualityofSenioryearcourses• Gradetrends• PostSecondarytestscores• Extracurricularactivities• Abilitytoenhancethediversityof

theschool• Academicperformancecompared

toopportunityavailableatyourhighschool(suchasAP,Honors,Concurrent,etc)

• Didthestudentholdajob?Howmanyhoursaweekdidtheywork?

Isyourstudenttakingadvantageoftheopportunitiesavailabletothem?

IMPORTANT WEBSITES

OKCollegeStart.org

UCanGo2.org

Act.org

Ocap.org

Ok4saving.org

Oklahomamoneymatters.org

OklahomaCollegeSavingsPlan

CollegeTuitionisabigexpensebutparticipatingintheOklahomaCollegeSavingsPlan(OCSP)canhelp.AdministeredbytheOklahomastatetreasurer,theOCSPgivesyouawaytostart

savingtodaytoprepareforyourchild’sfuture.TaxAdvantages

1. ContributionsandanyearningsusedtopayforqualifiedhighereducationexpensesarefederalandOklahomaincometaxfree

2. TheearningsportionofanydistributionsusedtopayforqualifiedhighereducationexpenseswillbefreefromfederalandOklahomaincometax

3. Oklahomataxdeduction4. TheamountyoucontributetoOCSPcanbedeductedfromyourOklahomataxableincome

uptoamaximumof$10,000peryear($20,000forcouplesfilingjointly)5. Federalestateandgifttaxbenefits

OK4saving.org877-OK4SAVINGCHOICESOKLAHOMA2019-2020

REMINDER

Asthefirst9weeksisdrawingtoaclose,I

wantedtoremindstudentsandparentsthatgrades

areextremelyimportant!IfastudentdoesnotpassaCOREsubject(Math,

English,Science,History,SpanishorComputer

Applications)atsemestertheywillhavetoretake(creditrecovery)thecoursethattheyfail.

Mrs.Martens

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