Student Services

Career Cruising Information

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Assumption High School is very excited to announce a new program called Career Cruising. Career Cruising is a self-exploration and planning program designed to help students achieve their potential in school, career and life.

Career Cruising will…

BUILD SELF AWARENESS

Students will learn about themselves—their interests, skills, preferences and aspirations—so they can explore the opportunities right for them.

EXPLORE OPTIONS

You will learn about career possibilities and educational pathways by exploring rich, engaging content.

CREATE A PLAN

A dynamic, actionable plan outlines the steps needed to achieve career, school and life goals.

MAKE IT REAL

Plans are then brought to life—whether for a career, job or college—by taking informed action.

To use Career Cruising go to www.careercruising.com. Sign into your account that has set been set up specifically for you.

Log In:

Username: SCCS-(your first name).(your last name)  Example: SCCS-john.doe

Password: (your password is the same one you use to get onto your AHS Computer; typically your initials and lunch account number)

If you have any questions on career and/or college planning please contact Mrs. Day in Student Services or email her at lynn.day@assumptionhigh.org.

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FAFSA Information for Seniors

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If you are planning to go to college next year, there are some important changes in the financial aid process that you should know about. Students can file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or the FAFSA, starting on October 1st — which means the form is available NOW. Every college has its own deadline for the FAFSA, so check in with the schools you applied to and make sure you don’t miss that date. Filing the FAFSA early means you have more time to make your final decisions about where you’re going to school, so get your FAFSA filed ASAP. See the school counselor’s office if you need help or have questions.

Student Parking

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PARKING PASSES:  Parking stickers needs to be in the car window.  If your student did not get one assigned to them during Registration, please have them stop in the Front Office to pick up a sticker.  If your student could be driving more than one vehicle, please have them get an additional sticker.  You can go to “Student Information Update” to register your vehicles. The sticker should be placed in the back window on the driver’s side, down low. If you have any questions, please contact Shelli Miller at shelli.miller@assumptionhigh.org or 563-326-5313, ext. 200.