Chatham High School
50 Woodbridge Ave.
Chatham, NY 12037
Phone: (518) 392-1575
Fax: (518) 392-0879
James Lombardi: Guidance Counselor, Students A-L – Email
Amanda Carroll: Guidance Counselor, Students M-Z – Email
Tracy Kelly: School Social Worker – Email, Mrs. Kelly’s Webpage, HS/MS Counseling Webpage
Karen Souza: School Psychologist – Email, HS/MS Counseling Webpage
Loretta Cassidy: Secretary – Email
- Guidance Mission Statement
- Guidance Philosophy Statement
- Program Planning Guide 2020-2021
- Program Planning Guide 2020-2021 (Accessible)
- Course Selection Sheet
Looking for additional information? Below are some links to helpful resources provided by the High School Guidance Office.
Resources/Helpful Links
- CCSD Community Resource Guide
- Junior Year Timeline
- Senior Year Timeline
- NCAA Clearinghouse Registration
- Class of 2019 Profile
- Class of 2019 Profile (accessible)
College Admissions Testing Links
Students may learn more about or register for the SAT or ACT by following the links below:
- www.sat.collegeboard.org
- www.actstudent.org
- How-to Guide to College Testing for Students with Disabilities
College Admissions
- SUNY 2020 Summer Information Sessions
- Common Application
- Common Application Tips
- Common Application Training Videos
- SUNY Applications and Information
- College Planning Guide
College Search Websites
- College Scorecard-US Dept of Ed.
- Peterson’s College Search Website
- Listing of SAT/ACT Test Optional Colleges
- Big Future Website
- NCES College Navigator
Financial Aid and Scholarships
- Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
- Federal Student Aid ID Registration (for FAFSA signature)
- FAFSA Forecaster Calculator
- CSS Profile Financial Aid Form
- Higher Education Services Corporation
- NYS Excelsior Scholarship
- NYS STEM Incentive Program
Career
Forms
- College Application Worksheet
- Senior Transcript Request Form
- Alumnus Transcript Request Form
- How-to Guide to College Testing for Students with Disabilities
NYS Scholarship for Academic Excellence Selection Criteria
Students are chosen based on a weighting system of six Regents Exam scores: English, Algebra II/Trigonometry, Global History, US History, and 2 sciences.