From the Funhouse
The Funhouse and Orcas Island High School are teaming up for the annual post-high school “Futures Fair” on Tuesday, October 5th and Wednesday, October 6th.
The Futures Fair will offer access to college representatives from different state and out-of-state colleges, plus top college counseling consultants from Seattle, and an expert on financing college education.
For the fourth year The Funhouse is bringing expert college counseling consultants from Seattle. Arlene Prince and Mary Pease will be offering presentations for sophomores and up, as well as individual sessions for students and their parents.
They will focus on college admission, high school curricular choices, standardized test performance, college choices, the college application process, and specifics every potential college student should know.
David Aramaki, Financial Advisor and Financial Education Specialist will be at Parent’s night at the Orcas Public School Library at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday. He will be discussing financial aid strategies; tax issues affecting savings plans, college funding options and more. This is a great talk for parents with kids of all ages!
The college counseling consultants and financial education specialist will also be offering one-on-one advisory sessions throughout the Futures Fair. Parents are strongly encouraged to call The Funhouse to schedule one of these valuable sessions.
While there is no cost for these sessions, The Funhouse suggests making a donation to help defray the costs of bringing these top experts to our community.
Please call Krista at The Funhouse, 376-7177 or email krista@thefunhouse.org for more details or to schedule an individual session.
Founded by generous members of the Orcas Island community in 2000, The Funhouse is a 501(c)3 non- profit community center with hands-on science exhibits, multi-media labs, art studio, climbing wall and more. The Funhouse also facilitates essential Teen, After School, Education and Mentor programs for the youth on Orcas Island. www.thefunhouse.org
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