PSAT results

On Jan. 7, 2016: Students will be able to access their scores and AP Potential information at studentscores.collegeboard.org. By Jan. 29, 2016 Educators will receive paper score reports.

Financial Aid Night will be January 7, 2016 at 6 p.m. in the KGHS auditorium.  This event is most useful for parents of seniors planning to attend any post-secondary educational institution and parents of juniors planning for submitting the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) in October 2016; however, all parents are welcome.  The presenter is from The College Place in Woodbridge.  Rappahannock Community College will have a representative at this event to discuss courses, programs, and tuition before and after the presentation.

PSAT - Wednesday, Oct. 14

Sophomores and juniors interested in taking the Wednesday, October 14, PSAT must sign up in the Counseling office. Registration fee is $20.  Cash, check or money order made payable to King George High School will be accepted. Registration deadline is September 18.

Going Green!

KGHS is going green!  Beginning with the 2015-16 school year, parents may opt out of receiving a paper report card.  Forms will be provided at the beginning of the year.  Parents may choose to opt back in to receive a paper report card at any time.  Please contact our registrar, Kelly Fronzo, for details.

SAT/ACT Dates and Locations for 2015-16

SAT Prep

The last SAT Prep class of the 2014-15 school year is Saturday, April 25.  Sign up in the counseling office.

Honors/AP/Dual Enrollment Night

Honors/AP/Dual Enrollment Night will be held Thursday, April 16 at 5 p.m. at KGHS for all parents and students interested in learning more about the advanced coursework available at KGHS.  This opportunity will offer the following benefits:

1. Students and parents will be better informed about what KGHS has to offer.

2. Better preparation for the course(s). (Ex: books to read, work load, time management, etc.)

3. Expectations will be clearly defined and student-specific questions can be asked.

4. Academic and career planning for the student.

This will be an informal setting where parents and students are able to stop at tables staffed by each department (ex: English, Foreign Language, etc.).  There will also be a table for Rappahannock Community College representatives to explain the associates degrees and certificates, etc. available to our students.  The counselors will be available to make changes to course requests as needed.  Parents and students are asked to enter through the main office entrance at the front of the building..