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Wednesday, November 17, 2010

NAIA Scholar/Athelete Eligibility and Early Determination














Thank you for creating a profile for your high school! This ensures a smooth communication link to the NAIA Eligibility Center for your students who are registering to PlayNAIA.

Today, we are excited to tell you about the new Early Determination process that is now available to your students with a “B” average after junior year. If your students have completed their junior year of high school and have at least a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale and the minimum test scores required (18 ACT or 860 SAT) they can get an eligibility determination before graduating from high school.

Those students will need to request that you send their official transcripts to us and contact ACT or SAT to have their test scores sent and they’ll be on their way to becoming an NAIA student-athlete!

If you have any questions about the eligibility determination process or your role with the NAIA Eligibility Center, just email ECinfo@naia.org and we will be back in touch!

Sincerely,





John Leavens

Executive Director of the NAIA Eligibility Center




Wednesday, November 10, 2010

One College’s Breakdown of Merit Scholarships It Offers and How the Amounts Are Impacted by GPA and SAT/ACT Scores


This chart shows the amount of Merit Scholar Awards offered by Concordia College for various combination's of GPA and SAT scores.



View/Print (freshmen merit scholarships chart.pdf 1,058kb)

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Report to the School Board

REPORT TO BOARD


DATE: Nov. 3, 2010
FROM: ASPIRE Program Coordinator, Janet Herring-Sherman
TO: YCSD School Board
ATTACHMENTS:
  1. 78 students have signed up for ASPIRE to date: 43 seniors, 21 juniors, 11 sophomores, three freshmen
  2. Year-to-date: Approximately 210 visits (drop-in and by-appointment) have been made to the ASPIRE Office; plus five parent visits.
  3. Recruiting is in progress for two new mentors.
  4. Annual Health Careers Day held at Portland Community College was attended by Program Coordinator.
  5. Training was held for one new and three returning mentors; another training will be held in November.
  6. An ASPIRE section has been added to the YC website. Thanks to Andy Ackerman!!!! This makes important dates and scholarship information easily available to students and their parents. More items about financial aid and the like will be added as time permits. We encourage students, mentors and staff to let us know what aids and information they’d like to see there as well. Andy also has set this up with a direct link to the YC Mentors Blog.
  7. Yamhill Carlton ASPIRE’s FaceBook page has had 50 visits this school year. .http://www.facebook.com/pages/Yamhill-Carlton-High-School-APSIRE-Program.
  8. An ASPIRE section with information about dates and signing up for the program was included in the Senior newsletter mailed to homes of seniors.
  9. YC ASPIRE mentors’ blog has been updated by John Donehoo and Herring-Sherman. http://ycaspire.blogspot.com. Information will be added as time allows.
  10. Year-to-date volunteers and mentors have spent 449 hours with ASPIRE mentoring and education.