College and Career Center
Counselor Presentation
Do you have college and/or career questions?
You can stop by the College Career Center before or after classes or you can schedule an in-person meeting or a Zoom meeting by using the following links:
Schedule an In-Person, Phone, or Zoom Meeting:
*You can schedule more time if you need more than 15 mintues.
Follow on Instagram:
SRHS CCC: srhs_college.career.center
MHS CCC: MHS_CollegeandCareerCenter
Or email Ms. Batchelder at tbatchelder@srcs.k12.ca.us.
Parents - you can schedule a meeting with Ms. Batchelder using this link:
https://calendly.com/tbatchelder/30-minute-meeting
The College Career Center will be both in person and virtual.
Email Ms. Batchelder for the code to join the College Career Center Google Classroom. Make sure you include your grade level. There are many useful resources on the Google Classroom.
The College and Career Center is a valuable resource center:
- 2 and 4-year college information
- Financial aid and scholarship information (FAFSA and California Dream Act)
- Careers in the military resources
- Career Technical Education resources
- SRJC resources
- Arts and Design college information
- Summer job and internship information
- SAT/ACT information
A meeting venue and social hub:
- College nights
- College admission representative visits
- Military representative visits
- Workshops for students (college applications, financial aid, etc.)
- Work-based learning activities
- Classroom visits for college and career exploration
- Gathering place for break and lunch
College and Career Readiness Links:
- SRCS College Career Readiness Guide
- Milestones Sheet - SRCS College and Career Counselors created a Milestones guideline sheet with suggestions for students at each grade level. The following are detailed checklists for each grade level.
- 9th Grade Checklist
- 10th Grade Checklist
- 11th Grade Checklist
- 12th Grade Checklist
Resources are seasonal and regularly updated.
CCC programs are developed with the aim of reaching as many students as possible, and to reflect the diverse nature of our community and myriad post-secondary options. The resources and events offered through the SRHS CCC are thoughtfully planned to promote exploration and to reassure students that there is no “one right way” to design their post-secondary plan. We strive to empower students to conduct research, and to take ownership of their post-secondary planning.