CTHS Post-Grad

SENIORS! Don’t forget to stop by College and Career to pick up your checkout sheet on 5/4 or 5/5. Students must come during an off period (not during class) and the senior survey in Naviance must be completed prior to receiving your checkout sheet.

Don’t forget about the two college fairs happening this week! Register in advance for the RMACAC fair at strivefair.com/RMACAC and check out the list of colleges who will be in attendance.

The RMACAC College Fair is at Cherokee Trail on March 9th from 1-4 pm. See you there!

11th and 12th grade students: sign up to attend college visits in Naviance. Check out the full list of colleges coming to CT under “What’s New” on your Naviance home page.

11th grade students: get a head start on your college applications during our college application workshop on May 29th and 30th at Cherokee Trail. Register via RevTrak.

Juniors & Seniors: Sign up for college visits on Naviance.

Thanks for a great night at Beyond the Trail, CT! A special thank you to the many presenters who joined us to share their expertise with the Cherokee Trail community.

A good resource for 12th grade families.

Due to delays this year, some colleges and universities have changed their enrollment deadlines and priority dates for students planning to enroll in the fall of 2024. created this public directory of enrollment commitment deadlines submitted by member institutions. https://ow.ly/mgqg50QGjA6

Remember to focus on best fit when having conversations with your teens about college applications and admissions.

Calling all family members & friends of teens! 📢

College admissions decisions are rolling out, and most students will know their status by the end of April. We all want to connect with the teens in our lives, especially those who are in the exciting time of college admissions. But we need to be really thoughtful about the questions we ask and the unsolicited advice we may give.

The pressure of college admissions is something we actively try to combat. We believe in some families and communities, there is way too much pressure put on teens about their college choices.

So, here are ways to reframe some questions and set up a discussion about college that's less stressful and more thoughtful.

We have more conversation starters here: https://mcc.gse.harvard.edu/resources-for-families/ethical-parenting-in-the-college-admissions-process

Congratulations Asaiah! We are so proud of you!

Does your Aurora teen have plans for the summer?

Whether your teen is curious about a career in law enforcement, wants to learn more about how the police department serves our community OR is looking for some fun this summer - the Global Teen Police Academy is the perfect place to be. It provides a unique opportunity to go behind the scenes and interact with your Aurora police officers.

To learn more or sign up, contact Aruny at [email protected] or 303.739.7281