Sylvia Alba	(831) 728-6390 ex: 6483	Migrant Counselor
Ivan Alcaraz	(831) 728-6390 ex: 6476	Assistant Principal
Angelica Echevarria	(831) 728-6390 ex: 6592	Counselor 9th A-E and 11th A-L
Elaine Legorreta		Principal
Cheryl Romo	(831) 728-6390 ex: 6376	Assistant Principal: Counseling & Guidance
Amanda Sandoval		Academic Counselor

Youth NOW Student Center

Youth NOW offers drop in homework help, tutoring in Math, Science and English and a computer lab. They are open Monday-Thursday from 1:30-5:30 at 31 Carr Street. Check out www.youthnowcenter.com for more information.

Community Service Form

Found a place to volunteer and need a community service form? Here you go!

WHS Juniors

GEAR UP

GEAR UP is here at Watsonville High School to help you apply and get you into college.

We will be giving presentations regarding Financial Aid, College Entrance exams and preparing you all for senior year.

Feel free to drop by the Career Center and ask us Questions. We are here to help.

Scholarships

Looking for money for college? Set up a profile at fastweb.com for personalized scholarship opportunities.

Need ideas on where to do Community Service Hours?

Check out the Watsonville Volunteer Center's website. They have many upcoming volunteer opportunities throughout the school year. Volunteer Center .

It Is Never Too Early to Plan for Your Post-High School Goals:

Even in your junior year in high school, there are steps you can take to prepare for college admission, careers, or whatever your post-high school plan might be. Taking challenging courses and getting good grades are key ingredients to keeping many options open. Colleges will look at your transcripts to see how rigorous your courses were and what kind of grades you earned. Colleges are also looking at the entire student to determine what that student will contribute to their school.

Steps you can take your sophomore year to learn more about yourself, connect with others, and develop your skills and interests:

• Get involved in activities at school.

• Do plenty of reading. It is a good way to improve your word skills.

• Keep a record of every job and activity you take part in, and any awards that you receive.

• Make connections with those at school who can help you apply to the colleges you want, such as your teachers, Guidance Counselor, and the College and Career Center.

Educational Talent Search

Interested in furthering your education after Watsonville High School? Check out ETS in the College and Career Center Mondays and Wednesdays.

Educational Talent Search at California State University, Monterey Bay is a program designed to provide services, which will enable students to obtain the information required, and to develop the confidence necessary, to continue in and graduate from high school and to enroll in Colleges and Universities. Services for high school participants include ongoing college application/admission assistance, financial aid application assistance, university tours (ex. Stanford, Sacramento State and UC Davis), student panel workshops, cultural enrichment, career information workshops, and parent advisory meetings.

eosp.csumb.edu/educational-talent-search or call (831) 582-5068

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