Counseling

Academic Help - Students tutor other students in every subject for FREE before and after school, at lunch, and on weekends. Contact your counselor for tutor names and phone numbers. In addition, National Honor Society provides free after-school tutoring in the Media Center each Thursday. Want to keep track of daily assignments? Get the form on our downloads page.

Four Year Plan - To graduate, students must earn 22 credits and pass the AIMS test. Here is a sample Four Year Plan. This plan will vary for IB students.

Transcripts are now on-line! Any time of day or night you can order a secure, paperless transcript from Docufide. These are available only for graduation years 2000 and after for $5.00. For an old-fashioned transcript, come by the NCHS guidance office.

College and Careers Visit the College and Career Center in room 176 whenever you need any information concerning your college or career choices. This includes information on college searches, applications, SAT/ACT testing, scholarships, financial aid, and career assessment. The College and Career Specialist, Joni Bauchmoyer, can also be reached at (623)780-4296. Please check our College and Careers page for more information.

Counseling - Our trained counselors and social worker are here to talk with you, to advise you academically, and to help in times of need. To make an appointment, see the contact information below. In addition, NCHS offers Unity Days, Anytown Camp and a variety of support groups facilitated by trained teachers who volunteer their time. Contact Barb Peterson below for more information.

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