School counselors work to ensure all students are supported in their academic, personal/social and career development.

The College and Career Center provides students with access to current information and resources on college and career planning.

Follow the links for in-depth college planning tools and career planning

Native Pathways to College Guidebook – American Indian College Fund: The Native Pathways: A College-Going Guidebook provides relatable college-going content for Native American high school students that speaks to their culture, ways of knowing, and experiences as they consider options for attending college.

Native Pathways to College Guidebook

Career Pathways Guidebook - American Indian College Fund: This culturally-relevant guide was created to help Native students prepare for, and successfully navigate, the diverse landscape of job opportunities and sectors of work. Including contributions from Native graduates, professionals and artists, Career Pathways explores best practices and opportunities in and familiar and accessible way.

Career Pathways Guidebook

College Raptor – A website for high school families to find college matches, discover colleges that may offer them the best financial aid and simplify the college search process—all for FREE!

Student Athletes– Student who want to play college sports will need to register with the NCAA and submit transcript to the NCAA Clearing House. NCAA Eligibility Center – Look here for important information on college athletics eligibility for NCAA DI or DII sports. 

Paying for college can come from a variety of resources including financial aid, scholarships, grants, and loans.  Below are some resources to help you put together your college financial plan.  Please remember, you should never have to pay for scholarship information.  Avoid any websites that require payment for information.

FAFSA – Free Application for Federal Student Aid–All you need to know about Federal Student Aid can be found here. After January 1st, the FAFSA is available for the following school year. Anyone interested in federal financial aid needs to fill this out.

American Indian College Fund – This is a website designed to help families understand the college financial aid process and apply for scholarships. 

 FastWeb – Scholarship search engine 

Tools and resources to help you prepare for your career; gain skills and training to be successful.

AKCIS – Alaska Career Information System–career and post-secondary information for high school students and adults. Also available at this site: AKCIS Jr.–AKCIS site targeted at elementary and junior high students 

Alaska Job Corps – Located in Palmer, a program for economically disadvantaged youth 16-24 focusing on career and technical education skills. 

AmeriCorps – Join AmeriCorps and you can mentor and tutor kids, rebuild a community after disaster, help veterans, or work with local communities to alleviate poverty. There are thousands of opportunities to choose from, find the one that fits you.

Health Occupations Education and Training Program – Health care careers exploration program run by SEARHC 

SAT – College Board – PSAT information and SAT information/registration found here. 

ACT – College planning website with information on the ACT/ PLAN/Workkeys tests and ACT registration

Khan Academy – Free test prep and online classes 

Rural Alaska Honors Institute – Summer program at UAF for Alaskan juniors and seniors to help with the high school/college transition. College credits can be earned. 

Outward Bound – Wilderness experience program for students 

SEARHC 24/7 Crisis Hotline 1-877-294-0074 Provider of physical and mental health services to the Prince of Wales community and southeast Alaska 

Alaska Careline 24/7 Crisis Hotline Free and Confidential 1-877-266-4357 If you are having thoughts of suicide or are concerned about someone call Alaska Careline.

Hopeline – A suicide prevention hotline available 24/7 @ 1-800-SUICIDE 

National Sexual Assault Hotline – A website and 24/7 hotline dedicated to helping those dealing with sexual assault. 1-800-656-HOPE 

Community Connections – Provider of mental health services to the Prince of Wales community and southeast Alaska

Denali KidCare – A health-insurance program for Alaskan children up to age 19 whose families meet set income guidelines

Family Education – Information about communication, money, work, dating and relationships, drugs and alcohol, and safety issues 

Parenting Teens – Information and articles on parenting teenagers 

This Virtual Calming Room is a place for students, families and staff to find tools and strategies for managing emotions and feelings during remote learning. Calming Room Entrance