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Front Royal Students Gear Up for Life Beyond Graduation
Planning Today for Tomorrow: A Night of Insight for Front Royal Juniors and Seniors
With caps and gowns on the horizon for many high school seniors, one significant question remains: What lies beyond graduation? Reaching Out Now, a dedicated nonprofit organization has teamed up to host the 3rd Annual Jr./Sr. Planning Night at Skyline High School on October 9th, 2023, from 5:00-8 p.m. This event, open to students of both Warren County and Skyline High Schools as well as other Valley area high schools, offers a unique opportunity to explore myriad avenues available post-graduation.
Reaching Out Now’s commitment to the youth of Front Royal has been steadfast, providing numerous initiatives to shape and guide budding futures. This year’s Jr./Sr. Planning Night underscores this commitment, ensuring students stand poised to make informed decisions, whether enrolling in college, embarking on a trade, joining the armed forces, or stepping directly into the workforce.
The structure of this year’s event emphasizes interaction and personalized guidance. Through three breakout sessions, parents and students can engage directly with representatives across various sectors. Whether seeking advice, clarifying doubts, or discussing opportunities, these sessions aim to provide clarity and direction for all participants. Complementing these dialogues, the event also offers a communal dinner, fostering a space for familial discussions and bonding.
Attendees can anticipate a comprehensive overview of what lies ahead. From crucial checklists tailored for juniors and seniors, detailed sessions on financial aid and scholarships, insights into college applications, to avenues in the workforce and public safety sectors, the evening promises to be all-encompassing. Representatives from the Armed Forces will also be present, extending guidance to those considering serving their nation.
As the clock ticks closer to graduation, having a roadmap is invaluable. The efforts of Reaching Out Now in organizing the Jr./Sr. Planning Night is a testament to the organization’s dedication to youth. Register by October 5th, 2023, as the event offers limited seating.
Click here to register today—limited seating.
Leisa Wood (1961 – 2026)
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