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Tippecanoe High School Counseling Office
SCHOOL CEEB#364-995
(USED FOR ACT, SAT AND COLLEGE APPLICATIONS)Follow us on twitter: https://twitter.com/THSguid
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How to Support Your Child's Health and Well-Being During Ohio's Order School Building Closure
AP Exam Update
Important information regarding AP exams for the 2019-2020 school year. New AP Exam schedule
Seniors - Please email your completed scholarships to Mrs. Gaier at
tgaier@tippcity.k12.oh.us. She can attach transcripts and letters of
rec. Troy Foundation scholarships are submitted online.
The due date for the Elizabeth Spano Scholarship has been extended to April
3, 2020. Please scan completed applications to tgaier@tippcity.k12.oh.us
CCP Update 3/20
Sinclair and Edison have stated as of 3/18/2020 they will be continuing all ONLINE classes beginning again March 23. College campus are still closed. If you are taking Music Appreciation or Website Development your teacher will be reaching out to you via email for the next steps on how to complete the upcoming class assignments. Please be advised to check your college email frequently as that is the fastest way colleges will communicate with you.Please note that the Intent to Participate form can be found below and is due by April 1st. Please review the powerpoint and initial that you have reviewed the program's guidelines. You must have applied to the college of your choice by May 1st. Please scan that to vhlavac@tippcity.k12.oh.us
Urgent Message from ACT
ACT has decided to reschedule the April 4, 2020 National ACT® test date to our June 13 and July 18 test dates in response to concerns regarding the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19).
ACT will be notifying registered students directly in the next few days, informing them of the postponement and providing instructions for next steps.
Our primary concern right now is the safety of students and testing staff. We hope you and your loved ones are healthy and safe during this challenging time.
Students, during this 3 week break we still care for your mental health and well-being! Please take advantage of these activities and resources from home. We are still working remotely during school hours and are available via email and google hangout.
Tips and resources for parents
The School Counseling Department takes an active role in providing academic, career and personal development support and assistance to all students at Tippecanoe High School.
Counselors work with students, parents and teachers to enable students to make the most of their opportunities and educational experience at Tippecanoe. Counselors facilitate individual, as well as group programs, to enable students to become aware of responsibilities, skills, resources and abilities needed to become lifelong learners, productive workers and successful citizens.
Students are encouraged to take advantage of the counseling services at Tippecanoe and consult their counselor with their social/personal concerns as well as career and college plans. When students need to see their counselor an appointment will be made as soon as possible during the student’s study hall or at a time that least interferes with the student’s academic classes. If there is an emergency situation the student will be seen without an appointment.
All teachers are encouraged to refer students to the counselors whenever there is a concern or need. In addition, counselors are available to assist teachers whenever needed. Counselors will upon request prepare an academic profile of the student, including applicable ability/achievement test scores, grade history, etc.
