College and Career Center

  • FREE Cash for College Workshop

    Tuesday, April 13, 2021

    5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

    Sponsored by the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office.

    Want to go to college? 

    Funds, including Cal Grants, are available now for students attending community colleges in the fall. 

    Don’t leave money on the table!

    ACT NOW! The California Student Aid Commission (CSAC) is hosting free Cash for College webinars to provide students and parents with step-by-step help in completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), California Dream Act Application (CADAA) and Chafee Grant for Foster Youth, getting the most financial aid available to them! 

    Don’t wait another minute! CLICK HERE to register for: 

    Community partners who are certified to conduct their own Cash for College workshops and want to see how it’s done should also attend.

    Tell a friend! Please forward this message to every student and parent of college-age students you know so they can get the cash they need for college. 

    REGISTER NOW for Tuesday, April 13, 2021.

     

     

    Sierra College will be hosting a free MCT Multi-Craft pre-apprenticeship) training this summer. The course is designed to help students become eligible for union apprenticeships for highway construction in our region. This will be a 5-7 week non-credit course, beginning June 14th. To qualify, students must be a high school graduate.

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    Do you have a job? If so, please read the following important information! Next grade check is March 12, 2021!

    Work Permit Requirements: In order to obtain a work permit, students need to have a minimum 2.0 GPA and no more than one failing grade and also be in good standing with attendance.  Work permits are subject to revocation if students do not maintain a 2.0 and who are not engaged in their classes. 

    ALL completed work permit applications can be dropped off at Roseville High School front office, no appointment necessary. Work Permits will be ready for pick up the following school day by appointment only.  To make an appointment click HERE  Please bring a pen for signing and remember to wear a mask.

    Please note: Parents are not allowed to pick up the work permit for their student as the student needs to sign the work permit once it is issued.

    Work Permit applications must be filled out completely and have all required signatures. Incomplete work permits applications will not be processed.

    Thank you,

    Mrs. Seider

    Work Permit Applications*  Here   

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    COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER

    Mrs. Jacquie Seider
    jseider@rjuhsd.us
    Office Hours: 7:00am-3:30pm*
    *Mrs. Seider occasionally takes time away from her desk, going to meetings and visiting college campuses.
    The best way to contact her is through email.

     
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        Hours:             7:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

        Location:         Aministration Building Admin 4

        Contact:          Jacquie Seider

        Phone:            (916) 782-3753 ext. 3080

        Email:             jseider@rjuhsd.us 

     

     

                          

          
     
                                      
     

The college and career center offers:

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    SAT & ACT Information       
    Register for ACT: www.actstudent.org Roseville High School CEEB Code: 052690
    College Information & Catalogs
    Scholarship & Financial Aid Information
    Work Permit Request Forms
    Military Information
    Job Opportunities: Local employers list available jobs with the College & Career Center

Speakers

  • The College & Career Center invites numerous guest speakers to the RHS campus throughout the year, including:

    • Representatives from University of California campuses.
    • Representatives from CSU campuses.
    • Representatives from community colleges.
    • Representatives from private colleges and universities from across the nation.
    • Representatives from vocational and technical schools such as FIDM (Fashion Institute of   Design & Merchandising), and UTI
    • Representatives from all branches of the United States armed forces.
    • Representatives from ROTC programs for Air Force, Army, Navy, and Marines.