Renton High School

Renton High School 2006

Hours: 7am – 2:30pm

Students are you looking to pick up some volunteer hours, the Salvation Army across the street is in need of several people.

Contact: Capt. Terry Masongo

Phone: 425-228-3057

Another way for students to get volunteer hours:

Students can work on local election campaigns to earn service credits Students interested in earning community service credits can assist in local political campaigns and events to earn those credits and valuable skills in the democratic process.There are numerous candidates running for local offices such as Renton Mayor and Renton City Council. Students can volunteer to work on those campaigns.Additionally, there is an issue on the Nov. 6 ballot related to school districts: HJR 4204, the Simple Majority issue is a statewide issue on the ballot. Practically every city has a group of citizens working to inform voters about this issue.If students are interested, please have them contact:Phone banks to contact identified positive voters for the Nov. 6 election measure that includes the Simple Majority issue (EHJR 4204) have been set up for Oct 17, 18, 19, 29, 30 and 31 at three locations:

Windermere Real Estate (Marcie’s Office) 3800 NE 4th Street, Renton 98056 (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday only). Phone Bank Captain is Renton PTA Council President Pam Teal, 425.235.6288 or Pam@teals.org
The Renton Chamber, 300 Rainier Ave N, Renton. Phone bank Captain is Jerri Wood, 425.221.1588 orwood54@msn.com
Rainier Uniserv Council, REA office, 15210 32nd Ave. South - Suite A, Seattle. Phone bank Captain is Phyllis Silling, 206.246.4006 or psilling@washingtonea.org.

Volunteers are needed at all locations. Calls are to identified voters who have supported school issues and includes a script with all necessary information to remind the voter to Approve 4204.

Special Announcement for Class of 2011:

Please click here for more information

WOIS/The Career Information System website contains information about careers, post-secondary schools and training programs. WOIS has recently added parent resources under the “More Resources” section of the website. The parent resources include “Tips for Parents”, “Fast Facts” and “Book Reviews” written by Dr. Susan Quattrociocchi. There is also a link to the ACRN Parents’ Guide, with information and tri-fold brochures on subjects ranging from School Success to Post-High School Planning. The brochures are available in both English and Spanish.Parent resources are added on a regular basis. Check this site often for updates:www.wois.org

(Site key is available from your Career Center.)

Juniors: Don't forget this is a good time to take the SAT and ACT. This way if you want to improve your scores you’ll have time and it’s good practice!

Click here to view the Junior Handbook.

The Career Center has copies of many scholarship applications. The 2006-2007 Scholarship Applications list below reflects the applications currently on file.

Make sure you check the due dates. Click here to view the Senior Survival Guide

*Some other good SCHOLARSHIP WEBSITES are at :

http://www.fastweb.com & http://scholarships.com