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School Counseling and Admissions
The School Counseling
and Admissions Department provides students with career and
life choice advice. The counseling staff assists students in
developing a realistic appraisal of their abilities, achievements,
interests, and values. By learning about themselves the students
become aware of the consequences of actions. To help in career
choices the School Counseling
and Admissions Department maintains a library of catalogs
and technical information including post secondary education
opportunities through the baccalaureate level.
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| Director of Counseling and Admissions | Ruth Simoncelli | 316 |
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| Counselor | Stan Danielczuk | 315 |
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| Counselor | J. Michael Petroro | 314 |
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| Counselor | Louise Porto | 343 |
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Working Papers According to State law, “Children under fifteen years of age may be employed in agriculture, domestic service, and certain other specified occupations. No such child may be employed in any store or factory, theatre, bowling alley, barbershop, or similar institution. At age fifteen, students may obtain employment at any mercantile establishment, as bagger, cashier, or stock clerk. However, this employment may only be during school vacation (five or more consecutive days when school is not in session) or on Saturdays.” See the Department of Labor web site (http://www.ctdol.state.ct.us/) for more detailed information. Everyone between fifteen and eighteen years of age must obtain working papers for either part-time or full-time employment. Minors applying for working papers must present their birth certificates and a "promise of employment" from the employer. Working papers are issued by counselors in the guidance office during regular school hours, Monday through Friday. Web Links SAT
test dates and/or registering for the SATs NCAA
Eligibility Center web application needed by student athletes
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