Academics and Counseling

Keeping students and parents of EHS informed in the areas of career guidance, academic guidance and social/emotional guidance

Welcome to the EHS Counseling webpage! This webpage was designed with the goal of keeping students and parents of EHS informed in the areas of career guidance, academic guidance and social/emotional guidance! Please contact us with any questions you may have via email, phone or a visit to our office!


 

Counseling Team

Kelly Kochevar

970.454.5159

Counselor for Students Last Name M-Z

Click here to schedule an appointment


BrieAnna Stephanus

970-454-5160

Counselor for Students Last Name A-L

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Carey Quaratino

970.454.5158

Administrative Assistant

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Attention Seniors

Your senior year is exciting...links to all the EHS senior year info.

E cubed-Employed, Enlisted or Enrolled

Attention Seniors! Make sure you are attending ALL the E cubed meetings hosted by the EHS Counseling Department during ICAP! Don't miss the awesome scholarship opportunities made available at all the E cubed meetings.

Access

EHS students have the opportunity to request their teachers on WHITE day schedules during the access period. Teachers can also request students. This time has been dedicated to students who have been absent, will be absent, need to re-take or re-do assignments, or need some extra help or support. If students are not requested or request a teacher, they default to a study hall with administration in the auditorium. 

Scholarship Information

There are serveral scholarships available to Eaton High School Students.  Learn more about these scholarships by clicking the links below.

 

 

Scholarship Websites

Trade School Information

Students can find all of the following information and more in one place, rather than doing extensive internet research: 

Detailed breakdown of over 80 programs - career outlook, job duties, skills needed, etc.
Custom school searching by zip code of over 650 locations nationwide.
Overview of specific trade schools - student services, financial aid options, programs offered, etc.

ACT/SAT Preparation

Which test should you take? The SAT contains three sections: Reading, Math, and Writing and Language. The ACT contains four sections: Reading, Math, English, and Science. Both also have an optional essay. If students choose one or the other, that's fine, because both tests have value. But if you submit both, that generally gives colleges a little more information.That said, most colleges require EITHER the SAT or ACT, and many offer score choice, allowing you to report only your best scores on either exam. The state of Colorado pays for all 11th grade students to take the SAT each April. The cost of the basic ACT is currently $42.50 and the SAT is $45. Costs will increase if you add the optional essay test, register late, or send your scores to more than 4 schools.

 

 

Preparation Help