School Counseling
College Visits
2026-2027
- Brown University
Monday, Sept. 14 @ 9 am
- Florida Inst. of Tech. (FL Tech)
Monday, Sept. 14 @ 11 am
- University of Arizona
Tuesday, Sept. 15 @ 8 am
- Rollins College
Tuesday, Sept. 15 @ 9 am
- Miami University (Ohio)
Tuesday, Sept. 15 @ 10 am
- University of Tampa
Tuesday, Sept. 15 @ 1 pm
- University of Miami
Wednesday, Sept. 16 @ 9 am
- University of Central Florida
Tuesday, Sept. 22 @ 8 am
- Stetson University
Wednesday, Sept. 23 @ 9 am
- *University of Florida
Wednesday, Sept. 24 @ 8 am
- Case Western Reserve University
Monday, Sept. 28 @ 9 am
- *Florida Southern University Wednesday, Sept. 30th @ 9 am
- Colgate University Friday, Oct. 2 @ 9 am
- Davidson College Wednesday, Oct. 7 @ 11 am
- *Florida State University Thursday, Oct. 8 @ 8 am
- *University of South Florida Monday, Oct. 19 @ 8 am
- Xavier University Monday, Oct. 19 @ 10 am
- *Nova Southeastern University Tuesday, Oct. 20 @ 9 am
- University of Alabama
Wednesday, Oct. 21 @ 10 am
*=Recently added
-Most college visits will be in the counseling office. Some of the larger schools (UF, FSU, UCF, USF) will most likely meet in the Media Center.
-Students should register in the Counseling Office, and they must get a purple pass when they register.
School Counselors
Last Name A-C
Melissa Hunter
Director of Counseling
(239) 377-1217
Last Name D-K & Scholarship/Award Support
Rachael Lefever
(239) 377-1219
Last Name L-P & College Visits/NCAA
Eric Diegel
(239) 377-1223
Last Name Q-Z & Scholarship/Awards Coordinator
Sandra Orlofsky-Zalinsky
(239) 377-1225
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Janice Moore
School Psychologist
(239) 377-3967
Thu Doan Loftus
Licensed Mental Health Professional
(239) 377-9557
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Volunteer Hours
All volunteer hours need to be submitted through the CCPS Portal. After logging into the CCPS Portal, access the left navigation by clicking on the green and black arrow on the top left.
- Students - How to Document Work/Volunteer Hours
- Click HERE or click the button below for full instructions
SAT & ACT
SAT and ACT are two separate private companies that offer similar tests that are used for college entrance, bright futures qualification, and concordant scores to meet the FSA graduation requirement.
All juniors should take an ACT or SAT or both during the second semester. Sophomores who are considering dual enrollment should take an ACT or SAT or both during the second semester.
Fee waivers are available for SAT and/or ACT for juniors and seniors who are approved for free or reduced lunch. Students can obtain a waiver in the Guidance office during lunch time.