Registration for 21/22 begins this month. The process for registration has changed some want to ensure that students follow the instructions and helps we have on our Counseling website. Counselors will be presenting to Sophomores and Juniors the 18th and 19th of February and re-visiting their classes the following week to help students enter their courses into I-Campus. This year we have done away with registration forms, so students will utilize our MMHS General Education Planner to plan their courses according to graduation requirements, career pathways, and their interests.
IMPORTANT: Counselors receive many requests from parents during registration to schedule appointments with us. We are unable to plan those meetings into our schedules during this time, so we ask that you send your questions via email or have your student come in and see us between classes, at lunch, or before or after school. Most questions can be resolved that way and it provides more time for us to meet with more students.
Upcoming Events:
February 1st- Regents Scholarship application deadline.
Badger Day Blasts throughout the month. Juniors and Seniors can visit Snow College for the day and learn more about the campus and various programs.
February 5th-6th & 19th-20th- Red Riot Days give students a chance to check out SUU campus and its many programs and opportunities.
February 16th- Registration materials will be ready on our website by this date.
February 18th-19th- Registration begins for 10th and 11th graders. Visit the Counseling Website for registration materials and helps.
February 22nd & 23rd- ALC (Advanced Learning Center) Open House from 4-7 pm. Great opportunity for students and parents to check out all the great specialized classes students can take at the ALC.
February 25th-26th- Counselors will help 10th and 11th graders finalize their registration in I-Campus.
February 26th- UHEAA Outreach is excited to announce a webinar series that will cover all things Financial Aid! This webinar series will be conducted on the last Friday of each month starting with February. Registration required.
March 5th- ALC Registration cards need to be handed in to counselors by this date.
March 12th- Deadline for all course requests to be submitted by students in I-Campus for 21/22 Registration.
She Tech Virtual Summit registration is now open for your students, high school girls 9th-12th grade, for the SheTech Virtual Summit April 21 from 3:00 - 5:00pm.
February Scholarship Information
Please check our Counseling Website for all scholarships, this is not a complete list.
February 1st- Regents Scholarship Due
February 1st- UVU Wolverine Ambassador Scholarship Due
February 5th- Elks National Foundation Scholarship Due
February 15th- University of Utah Explore More Scholarship Due
February 15th- USU Huntsman Scholar Business Scholarship Due
February 19th- The Utah Entrepreneur Challenge Due
February 21st- Pathmakers Scholars Due
February 22nd- Spanish Fork Hospital Essay Contest Due
February 28th- Utah PTA/PTSA Scholarship Due
February 28th- Zions Pays for A's Due
Mental Health Resources to Help Students and Parents
The Stronger Families Project provides virtual family classes to the community focusing on building the strengths and resiliencies that each family already has, and improving their daily family life. The classes focus on such topics as communication, positive discipline, problem-solving, bonding, and establishing family values and rituals. For more information and registration click here.
BYU Comprehensive Clinic-The Comprehensive Clinic is a research, training, and service facility located in the John Taylor Building of Brigham Young University. The Comprehensive Clinic offers convenient and affordable mental health services to individuals, couples and families in the Utah County area.
Wasatch Mental Health- Various counseling services available to youth and their families.
Salem Hills Mental Health Awareness Night- Here are some great resources from Salem Hills event for parents.
Everyday Strong- An awesome program that promotes resilience in children and the building blocks to help students thrive.
Hope 4 Utah- This state program has a great resource page with community resources and ideas on how to help youth cope, heal and build resilience.
211 United Way- Provides many resources and opportunities in our community.
Why Try- Why Try has a great Parent Guide to Resilience to help and support parents.
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