College and Career Center

  • For information regarding SAT/ACT Tests - Career Research - Colleges - Majors - Technical/Vocational Schools - Calendar of Upcoming Events - College Visits - Applications - Scholarships - Financial Aid, the FAFSA Form and more!
     
    Interboro High School CEEB Code: 391540
      

    MEET THE HIGH SCHOOL GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT

    Linda Kaut, Guidance Secretary, Extension 2328, Linda.Kaut@interborosd.org

    Brian Hines, Counselor (Students with last names A-G), Extension 2323, Brian.Hines@interborosd.org
    Michelle McEvoy, Counselor (Students with last names H-N), Extension 2359, Michelle.McEvoy@interborosd.org
    Meghan Magee, Counselor (Students with last names O-Z), Extension 2342, Meghan.Magee@interborosd.org
    Jennifer Fanning, Counselor (Students with an IEP, grades 10 & 12), Extension 2360, Jennifer.Fanning@interborosd.org
    Shannon Tangradi, Counselor (Students with an IEP, grades 9 & 11), Extension 2511, Shannon.tangradi@interborosd.org
    Kim Paulina, School Social Worker, Extension 2248, Kimberly.Paulina@interborosd.org
    Chijioke Robinson, College and Career Counselor, Chijioke.Robinson@interborosd.org
     
     
      

    Former students requesting copies of their transcripts should contact Linda Kaut in the Guidance Office by calling 610-237-6410, Extension 2328. There is a $5 charge payable by CASH or Money Order ONLY. Money orders should be made out to “Interboro School District.”

     

     
    ATTENTION Seniors – If you intend to go to college or continue your education, make sure to file your FAFSA form (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) and also apply for Pennsylvania state-based financial aid through PHEAA.  For more information, visit www.fafsa.gov. 
     
     
     
     

Announcements

  • QuestBridge provides opportunites for high-achieving, low-income high school juniors and seniors.  For information, visit https://www.questbridge.org/high-school-students
    Comments (-1)
  • The High School Dual Enrollment Program at Delaware County Community College gives students the opportunity to earn college credits while they’re still in high school at a fraction of the cost of standard tuition rates. Interested high school juniors and seniors are invited to apply, and participants are selected based on demonstrated academic ability and motivation. Accepted high school juniors can take up to nine credits while seniors can take up to 12 credits at the special tuition rate. Visit http://www.dccc.edu/academics/programs/high-school-dual-enrollment for more information.  Junior and senior students should see their counselor as soon as possible if they are interested.
    Comments (-1)

  • Bring your story to life with ZeeMee! Everyone has a story. Every story matters. ZeeMee pages are helping students get seen by colleges. Use images, videos, and documents on any college application. As early as 8th grade, begin capturing your passions and achievements to showcase to colleges. Add your ZeeMee link to any college application. It doesn't matter where you are applying, every college can now see your whole story. Check it out at http://www.zeemee.com
    Comments (-1)

Upcoming Events

View Calendar