• WELCOME!
    Ewing High School Guidance Department
    PHONE: 609.538.9800 X 2111            FAX: 609.771.9132               CEEB CODE: 311-480
    Betty Jo Prince         Director of Counseling Services & Assessment             X 2122
                      Katherine Rose                    Secretary to the Director                                                   X 2121
      2018-2019 SCHOOL COUNSELOR ASSIGNMENTS
    All counselor assignments are by student's LAST NAME, and may be subject to change.
    COUNSELOR Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12 Extension
    Joseph Kittel A - Fog
    		 A - Em A - Em
    		 A - E 
    		 X 2114
    Maeve DiPasquale Foh - K 
    		 En - La  
    		 En - La
    		 F - Kn
    		 X 2117
    Lisa Roth L- Rod
    		 Le - Rod
    		 Le - Rod
    		 Ko - Pek
    		 X 2115
    Joe Bensky Roe - Z
    		 Roe - Z Roe - Z Pel- Z X 2119
    Jo Ann Yamada As needed & Student Assistance Counselor (SAC) X 2118
         
    SECRETARIAL STAFF    
    Lisa McLendon Supervising Secretary X 2112
    Toni Stewart Secretary X 2111
    EHS NJSLA (New Jersey Student Learning Assessments):  April 23 - May 2, 2019!

    UPCOMING EVENTS…

      
    SUMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS
    On the left tool bar, click "Summer Enrichment Programs" to view all the many Summer 2019 options available to our students!
     
    COLLEGE CLASSES AT PRINCETON UNIVERSITY FALL 2019
    Click flyer for complete details on qualifying to attend college courses at Princeton University Fall 2019.  Deadline to submit all application materials is Friday, April 12, 2019.
     
    GOVERNOR'S STEM SCHOLARS PROGRAM
    This program is for students registered for school in New Jersey who are pursuing studies in the fields of STEM, have a 3.5 G.P.A. or higher, are in grades ten through the doctoral level, and who can show a demonstrated interest in STEM.  If selected, the student will be required, at a minimum, to attend the four annual Governor's STEM Scholars conferences and complete a research project during the 2019-2020 academic year.  Applications will be accepted until Friday, June 14, 2019, and students accepted into the program will be notified by July 31, 2019.  Please visit the Governor's STEM Scholars website for additional information and to view the application.
     
    UNDERSTANDING HEALTH CARE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN THE MILITARY:  Sunday, April 28, 2019
    For details, click flyer.
     
    FREE PROM DRESSES
    Cindarella's Closet is offering free prom dresses to any prom goer!  Click flyer for details!
     
    MCCC OPEN HOUSE:  Wednesday, April 10, 2019
    Prospective students can explore financial aid and scholarship opportunities, meet professors speak with the Admissions team, check out degree programs (including unique programs such as Game Design, Aviation, Cybersecurity, and WIN PRIZES!  Students can RSVP at http://www.mccc.edu/openhouse or email admiss@mccc.edu for questions.  Click flyer for more details.
     
    MCCC ENGINEERING
    Are you considering a carer in Engineering?  Engineering careers pay well and will continue to be in high demand.  Mercer County Community College offers engineering degrees that allow you to transfer to area 4-year schools and continue on to become a licensed professional engineer.  In addition, you may be eligible for free tuition thanks to the National Science Foundation Scholarship (S-STEM).  For more information, click engineering or contact:
         James Maccariella, Jr., Ph.D., P.E.
         MCCC Coordinator Engineering Science and Civil Engineering Technology          
         609-570-3462 or maccarij@mccc.edu
    Please see the following links for brief vvideos outlining careers in engineering:
         Introduction to Engineering: 
         Engineering Careers: 
         Engineering Programs @ MCCC: 
         Transferring to 4-year Engineering Schools: 
     
    NEED A JOB?
    Don't miss out!  Visit Ms. Stewart in the EHS Guidance Office for a complete list of "Ewing's Classified" job opportunities!  
      
    FINANCIAL AID
    Financial Aid Night at EHS was held on Wednesday, October 23, 2018. Wil Casaine, Executive Director of Financial Aid, Tutoring, and The Center for Student Success at The College of New Jersey (TCNJ), served as the evening's guest speaker and provided an overview on the financial aid process. Topics covered during this FREE event included navigating the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), need-based and merit aid, and federal and state grant programs and scholarships.
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    If you missed Financial Aid Night, the presentation can be viewed by clicking Financial Aid Presentation.  Any senior planning to apply for financial aid for the 2019-20 school year, should stop by the Guidance Office to obtain a packet of important materials distributed during Financial Aid Night.  You may also click on the Financial Aid page on the left tool bar.
     
    FREE FAFSA help is also available to students and families.  Please select the NJFAFSA Flyers in English or Spanish to obtain additional information on when these events will take place, as well as the flyer for NJFAFSA Days locations.
      
    STUDENT LOANS - NJHESAA Click HESSA Flyer
    Click on the "Financial Aid" page (on the blue tool bar on the left) to read all about the New Jersey High Education Student Assistance Authority's (NJHESAA) new Student Loan Guide and related student loan resources!  
     
     
    TAKE ITALIAN AT EHS!
    Students...consider taking Italian at EHS!  Read what Signor Thomas has to say, click Italian Language!