Juniors, Sophomores & Families
The TRHS Counseling Department is inviting you to a special evening: Grizzly Path (find your calling)!!
This is an evening to explore and learn more about your options after high school. This evening has been tailored to all potential pathways: College, Career Technical Education, Military, Workforce and Gap Year. Regardless of your journey we have something for you.
This convention style event will feature breakout sessions, and several booths in all post secondary pathways.
Come & Discover What Lies Ahead
February 20th, 2025
5:30 - 7:30 pm
WOMEN OF LAW DAY
The University of Colorado – Boulder Women’s Law Caucus is reaching out to extend an invitation to your students at ThunderRidge High School to an upcoming event designed for high schoolers: Women in Law Day (WiLD) 2025.
Every year, the Women's Law Caucus at Colorado Law invites high school and undergraduate students across Colorado to our campus in Boulder to learn about law school, discover legal career opportunities, and envision themselves pursuing this advanced degree. The goal of Women in Law Day is to encourage young women of all backgrounds to consider a career in law.
Click Here for copy of PDF form
Students can RSVP using our WiLD 2025 Interest Form
Have questions please contact: wlc-wild@colorado.edu
- Where: University of Colorado, Wolf Law Building (CU Boulder Campus), 2450 Kittredge Loop Drive, Boulder, CO, 80305
- When : Saturday, February 15, 2025
- Who: The program is tailored for high school and undergraduate students who want to learn more about a legal career.
Women in Law Day is free!
The program includes a keynote speaker, panel sessions with local women attorneys, a mock law school class, chances to speak with current law students, and an opportunity to meet local attorneys during a networking lunch.
Juniors & Seniors
YOU ARE INVITED!
DISCOVER ACC
Thursday, February 27, 2025
9:30am to 1:30pm
With new programs and partnerships launching this year, we're so excited to invite students to discover new opportunities at ACC. Juniors and seniors will get a chance to dig into their favorite subjects in our 7 Academic Pathways, exploring their passions and learning how they can Move Mountains as an ACC Puma.
Discover how Pumas Move Mountains
Students get to meet and learn from our faculty and field experts while exploring our classrooms and majors in exciting fields including:
- Healthcare careers like Nursing and Emergency Medical Services
- Public services like Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice
- Technology programs like Cybersecurity and Automotive Technology
- Creative paths like Studio Art and Music
We look forward to having you join us on February 27th
What is ASCENT?
Accelerating Students through Concurrent Enrollment (ASCENT) is a fifth-year high school program (fall and spring semesters) that covers tuition costs at a participating college the year following 12th grade. Eligible and approved ASCENT students are able to attend a participating college (trade school, community college or approved four-year university) and DCSD will cover the tuition costs. The ASCENT program gives students the opportunity to continue their education, and follow their path leading to a career in their chosen field.
Am I eligible?
Meet DCSD Graduation requirements
Student must meet the required 24 credits.
Students must complete 20 community service hours
Graduation competencies in English and Math.
Students must complete an Academic Plan (ICAP)~Naviance Tasks
STUDENTS ONLY MAY RSVP IN NAVIANCE for Info Meeting January 28th 10:20-10:55 am
1. Login to Naviance
2. Go to the Colleges Tab (top of screen)
3. Click College Visits
4. See the ASCENT/TREP event
5. Click Register Tab
If students don't have a class prior to the info session then they may come directly to the Post Grad Room. Otherwise passes will be sent.
PARENTS: Please check email to RSVP for an info meeting at Legend High School on January 21st
For questions please contact kkovack@dcsdk12.org
Explore the TREP program to see how it supports aspiring educators in building a pathway to teaching.
This session will provide detailed information about program eligibility, benefits, and how to apply. Don’t miss this opportunity to plan for your future and make the most of your high school experience!
Unlock Your Future with ASCENT/TREP!
Discover how these amazing programs can help you save money and prepare for success:
- Earn College Credit Now: Complete 9 post-secondary credits through Concurrent Enrollment (C or higher), AP (3+), or IB (4+).
- ASCENT Program Perks: Enjoy 1 year of tuition-free college at one of 15 partnering schools after graduation.
- TREP Program Advantages: Interested in becoming a teacher? Through the Teacher Recruitment Education Preparation (TREP) Program, earn 2 years of tuition-free education by completing 1 Educator Pathway class during your senior year with a 2.0 GPA.
- Graduate Ready for Success: Fulfill DCSD graduation requirements and step confidently into college, career, or technical opportunities.
- Save Big, Dream Bigger: Take the first step toward an affordable and rewarding future—don’t miss this opportunity!
We look forward to seeing you there!
Exciting News: Catamount's 2nd Annual Career Fair!
CATAMOUNT'S 2ND ANNUAL CAREER FAIR
On February 3rd, 2025
To Catamount’s Valued Trade Partners and Local Schools sponsoring Programs in Construction Management and the Trades:
We are thrilled to announce the upcoming 2nd Annual Career Fair at Catamount and hope you can join us! Following the tremendous success of last year’s inaugural event, we’re excited to build on that momentum for 2025. The event will be structured as follows:
- First Hour: An in-depth look at the many benefits of a career in construction and the trades.
- Second Hour: The Career Fair portion, where students will have the opportunity to meet and network with our valued trade partners.
If you have any questions or need additional information, contact Ellen Towne: ellen.towne@catamountinc.com
UNC FUTURE TEACHER CONFERENCE
February 7th, 8:00 am - 2:00 pm
Click Here for Informational Flyer
This year’s conference will highlight the following vital topics:
- Early Childhood Education
- Elementary Education
- Latine Education and Hispanic Serving Initiatives
- Secondary Education: Social Studies, English, Science, and Family and Consumer Sciences
- Special Education
- Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Education
- K-12 Education: Art, Music, Physical Education and Physical Activity Leadership, and Theatre
- Educational Technology
The conference will also include the popular UNC student panel, an informational fair, a parent seminar, plus the opportunity for a campus tour.
Have questions? Please email: teacher.education@unco.edu
(click link above to scan QR code & register)
hosted by Legacy Campus
When: Thursday, January 16th
Time: 3:00 - 6:00 pm
$1000 to School that brings the most students
Discover all things automation, electrical, controls, manufacturing, etc... from industry leaders.
Learn about internships, apprenticeships and summer jobs
STUDENTS SIGN UP IN NAVIANCE
(Please sign up at least 48 hours prior to visit)
Login to your Naviance account and look for College Visits under the Colleges Tab (top of screen)
1/28/25 ASCENT/TREP Rep will be at TRHS to share program details 10: 20 am (Students only may register). Parents may speak with a rep at our Grizzly Path Event on February 20th
1/31/25 University of Missouri - Columbia 9:00 am
3/6/25 University of Calgary 9:00 am
3/7/25 University College Dublin, IRELAND 1:00 pm
3/10/25 University of Arizona 9:30 am
FORT LEWIS COLLEGE FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
Qualifications Are:
- admitted to Fort Lewis College.
2.Seeking first bachelor's degree.
Enroll in at least 12 credits in Fall and Spring semesters.
Apply by February 15 for priority consideration.
- Associated Builders & Contractors Scholarship
- Click link above for more details and application
- Areas of Interest: Construction related fields or professions including, but not limited to, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, masonry, painting, carpentry, architecture ....
Application Deadline: February 14th, 2025
For further information or questions:
Call 303-832-5812 or
Email: info@abcrmc.org
❄️ Kyoto University of Advanced Science in Japan - KUAS Outstanding Scholarship starting Fall 2025
❄️- Montana State University - Living on campus; Dining Halls; Housing Application - priority deadline is March 1, 2025; Housing ?'s - housing@montana.edu or (406) 994-2661
❄️- Oklahoma State University - Saturday Tours; Application Portal can be used to deposit $300 enrollment - this will alllow for priority housing & orientation in February; Fill out the FAFSA; Admission Deadlline - Feb 1st; Living Learning Opportunities; Application fee waiver; Greek Discovery Day; Admitted Student Days; Junior Day; College of Professional Studies; Concurrent Enrollment
❄️-DigiPen Institute of Technology - Priority Application Deadline Feb 1st; Application Workshop Register Now; Preview Day Jan 25th; Career Prospects Jan 29th
❄️- University of Nebraska - Important Dates & Deadlines; Scholarship Application; Notification Day Feb 12th in MyRed portal; Admitted Student Day Registration; Admissions Application
❄️ - University of Southern CA - USC Summer Programs; Register Now
❄️- Mississippi State University - Academic Insight Days; Spring Preview Day, April 4th; Campus Visit
❄️-University of College Dublin - High School Summer Program (Ireland) - for Juniors & Sophomores;
Have Questions - please email - NorthAmerica@ucd.ie Dates: July 8-22nd, 2025; Cost: €3350 (inclusive of accommodation, meals, cultural and academic activities, workshops, in-country transportation. Excluding airfare and personal spending money.) Priority deadline for applications is February 15th, 2025.
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