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Snow College General Education Certificate of Completion Offerings

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 Society for the Prevention of Teen Suicide

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 Parents - Sign up to receive Text Notifications of emergencies in your students attendance area:

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 SAGE assessment system - family information

USOE Adaptive Assessment System Resources

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 Sevier School District highlighted in national article - click to read

 There are a lot of higher education scholarships available to students based upon a wide variety of criteria ranging from scholastic record, athletics, service, to almost any other talent or ability. By contacting colleges and universities directly, you can find specific information about general and departmental scholarships offered by that school.

Sevier School District Board of Education offers a district scholarship of $500.00. This scholarship recognizes students based on their outstanding leadership in service for both their school and community. (In the past, scholarship was added upon by the Presidential Freedom Scholarship from the Learn and Serve America Organization, but due to lack of federal funding, these added funds may not be available on any given year.) For more information, please contact your student's school counselor.

High School Counselors

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Utah Scholarship Resources

Carson Smith Scholarship Program Information

Utah Higher Education Assistance Authority (UHEAA)

Utah State Office of Education Scholarships (USOE)

Utah Universities and Colleges Scholarship Information

Brigham Young University (Provo)
Snow College (Ephraim and Richfield Campuses)
Southern Utah University (Cedar City)
Dixie State College (St. George)
Utah State University (Logan)
College of Eastern Utah (Price)
Utah Valley University (Orem)

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 Parents have the right to request and receive information on the qualifications of their children's teachers.  You can access this information under your childs schedule in the dashboard

Utah's Online Library of electronic resources provides statewide access to newspaper articles, magazines, professional journals, encyclopedias, video, photographs, maps, charts, and graphics. It is a fast and easy way to find credible and up-to-date information for school, work, and personal use. If you need documented, published information, chances are you'll find it through Utah's Online Library. It saves energy, time, and money.

CUES stands for Central Utah Education Services and serves Tintic, Juab, North Sanpete, South Sanpete, Piute, Wayne, and Sevier School Districts. Their services include a media library, training, and testing services as well as other support and resources as needed by the district.

If you're not sure where your student should be enrolled, contact the district office at 435-896-8214 and someone will assist you. If you do know where your student will enroll, contact that school directly. They will assist you with enrollment information such as immunization requirements and record transfers. A list of schools and their contact information can be found at the "Schools" link on the top of this page.

Concurrent enrollment (CE) is when a high school junior or senior enrolls in a college level course through a college or university and receives both high school and college credit upon passing the course. Many concurrent enrollment options are available within our district. CE students pay a one-time admission fee and no tuition. Inquire with your school counselor for more information about opportunities that are available.

Advanced Placement (AP) students must obtain qualifying scores on the AP test at the end of the year to get college credit. Each AP test costs approximately $80. AP test scores may be sent to multiple colleges and universities. Each college or university determines the number of credit hours awarded for each AP test, and which scores qualify for college credit.

http://www.schools.utah.gov will give you updated information about the state of Utah’s current graduation requirements. For more specific information contact your student’s school counselor.