Filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid [FAFSA} or California Dream Act [CADAA] is a state requirement for every senior! It is also the first step to college financial aid.

On Feb, 3 & 4 during Gov & Econ classes, seniors will head to the Counseling Hub (rooms 514 & 515) to complete their part of the form(s) or opt out entirely.

Students should have a CHARGED CHROMEBOOK, Social Security Number in a safe place, and parent or guardian's email address.

When seniors finish their part of the FAFSA/CADAA, the parent whose email was used has another section to finish!

Need help? We will have TWO MORE Cash for College Workshops: This Thursday, Feb. 5 and one last one on Tuesday, Feb. 24.

Bilingual Spanish-speaking experts will help with the FAFSA or the California Dream Act. Bring a charged Chromebook and your 2024 taxes. DROP IN to the AGHS Library anytime between 4 and 6:30 p.m. to get help.

Cuesta Outreach Specialists will be back on campus starting Tuesday, Feb. 10 in Room 920 on campus. Students are welcome to request a pass to meet with the reps and ask questions relating to the application and financial aid. They are here every Tuesday. PRIOR TO MEETING with the rep, it helps if the student is familiar with the Cuesta Promise. See Mrs. O with questions.

Seniors planning on attending Hancock College in Santa Maria after graduation can meet with our dedicated Hancock Rep! She is normally in the Career Center/208 on the first Thursday of the month, but this month it will be THURSDAY, FEB. 5.

See Mrs. O or sign up to get a pass. It is helpful if students are familiar with the Hancock College Application before their meeting with the rep.

If you took the ASVAB in January your results are IN! We will have a "Results Walkthrough" on Friday, Feb. 13 during 3rd period.

You should get a pass to attend. Come to the Career Center at Break on Friday, Feb. 13 and learn about your score and career options both in and outside of military service!

See Mrs. O in the Career Center [Room 208] with any questions.

The Workforce Development Board of San Luis Obispo County is co-hosting a Trade-Related Career Fair at the Santa Maria Inn on Tuesday, February 24th, from 4 pm to 6 pm.  

This free community event will connect students with the building and construction trades, apprenticeship programs, trade-related employers, and workforce partners. Learn about paid apprenticeships, training options, and long-term career pathways that do not require prior experience or a four-year degree.

We have a NEW WAY to track your hours!

You can watch the video here that explains the new process to upload and monitor your community service hours.

Need ideas for community service? Check out the community service page on the AGHS website.

You will need the Community Service Form filled out and signed when you do your community service hours.

See Ms. Campos in the Main Office or email china.campos@lmusd.org