Cuesta College is hosting March Madness to support graduating seniors in completing their FAFSA or CADAA for the March 2 priority deadline. The financial aid team will be available to provide hands-on assistance to help students and their families complete their applications, answer questions, and ensure they don’t miss out on valuable financial aid opportunities.

When: March 2, 2026 12:00 pm to 8:00 pm

Where: Cuesta College SLO Campus Room 3413

Check out the Scholarships website to see how you can earn money for life after graduation. The AGHS Local Scholarship is a simple Google Form that enters you into many scholarship opportunities -- and it is DUE MARCH 25. There are lots of local, county, state, and other scholarship opportunities! Check it out online or see Mrs. O in the Career Center [Room 208] with questions or to pick up printed hard copies.

UC for Everyone is open to any California high school or community college student, and their families, who are considering applying to UC next fall or beyond. Admission representatives from all nine undergraduate campuses will also be available during the event to answer your questions. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

The Western Association of College Admission Counseling is sponsoring the 5th Annual Central Coast Spring College Fair on Thursday, March 19th at Templeton High School. This is an opportunity to explore your options and get started on your college plans. Click here for more information and to register.

The City of SLO will offer the Summer Youth Empowerment Program for teens ages 14–17.

This two-week program provides hands-on experience in regenerative agriculture while building practical job skills, confidence, and meaningful connections with peers.

Participants can earn up to $200 over the course of the program. To learn more, please visit: https://www.cityfarmslo.org/yep

The Allan Hancock College Fire Technology program invites girls and young women between the ages of 15 and 25 to participate in the Women’s Fire Camp 2026. This is a FREE one-day opportunity for those interested in exploring a career in public service. The camp aims to develop confidence and character through exciting team-building exercises and hands-on training at our state-of-the-art facility at the Public Safety Training Complex in Lompoc.

Visit the Hancock College Women's Fire Camp 2026 website for more information.

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