Rosholt School District

Ms. Mary Mortell-Ferrone, Counselor
Mrs. Vicki McCune, Secretary

715-677-4570
FAX: 715-677-6767 OR 715-677-3543
Our office is open from 7:30 am to 4:00 pm

REQUESTING TRANSCRIPTS

Past graduates in need of your transcript, official or copy, please refer to our Transcript Request Form. Complete the form and mail or fax to the school, please allow 5 business days to process request. Request form is located in the upper right corner of this page.

For students registering for the ACT.

The ACT-CEEB code is: 502020

TRANSCRIPT REQUEST FORM

- CLICK HERE FOR TRANSCRIPT REQUEST FORM If requesting an official or copy of your transcript please complete the Transcript Request Form and fax to 715-677-6767 or mail to Rosholt School Counseling Office, 346 West Randolph Street, PO Box 310, Rosholt WI 54473.

Choose a Calendar

- Counseling

Comprehensive School Counseling Program

- By All For All Mission Statement - It is the mission of the Rosholt School District's School Counseling Program to systematically address student's personal/social, academic, and career development needs. The School Counseling Program integrates a comprehensive approach to develop, support, and nuture healthy, resilient, and successful learners who have the skills necessary to carry out their life work plan.

SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM REGISTRATION

ALL 18 YEAR OLDS YOU MUST REGISTER WITH SELECTIVE SERVICE!!

It is a young man's civic duty and legal obiligation to register with Selective Service; however, many students do not know that there is a registration requirement. By not registering, men risk their eligibility for future college loans and grants, job training, employment, and U.S. citizenship for immigrants.

Registration is quick, easy, and it's the law. Even though men must register at 18 years old, they have the opportunity to submit their information as early as 17 years and 3 months. These registrations will be processed on their 18th birthday. The fastest way to register is on-line at www.sss.gov.

School Visits

SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

- The American Legion Americanism and Government Scholarship Program Are you a high school sophomore, junior or senior and interested in winning some scholarship funds for college? From March 9, 2020 until April 3, 2020, The American Legion, Department of Wisconsin, will have the Americanism and Government Test available on-line. The test consists of 50 choice questions and 1 essay question about government and flag etiquette. The test can be taken at school or home, 24/7 between these dates. You can only take the test once. The choice questions are timed.
- Information Regarding Scholarships Please refer to the attached guidelines when preparing applications for scholarships.

Events and Information

- Wisconsin American Legion Law Enforcement Career Academy (WALLECA) High school Juniors and Seniors interested in a law enforcement related career. The American Legion, Department of Wisconsin will be holding their 4th Law Enforcement Career Academy from June 22 - 26, 2020 at The Wisconsin State Patrol Academy at Ft. McCoy. The academy is open to 50 Wisconsin high school juniors and seniors. There is no cost to the student. The student cadets are housed in the dormitories at The Wisconsin State Patrol Academy, all meals are provided. Students in good standing who are interested in a law enforcement related career are encouraged to apply. Applications will be available January 6, 2020 and the deadline for applications is February 25, 2020.
- ACT Test Dates Please see link for the ACT testing dates.

Counseling

Ms. Mary Mortell-Ferrone, Counselor Mrs. Vicki McCune, Secretary

715-677-4570 FAX: 715-677-6767 OR 715-677-3543 Our office is open from 7:30 am to 4:00 pm