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Class of 2026

IMPORTANT NOTES FOR THE CLASS OF 2026:

The fall is a busy time of year for our seniors and their families. Here are a few important notes for the Class of 2026 and their families:

Senior Portraits:

The deadline to submit Senior Portraits to the Jostens portal is September 26. You can click here to learn all of the pertinent information and access updated links to upload photos to the Jostens portal. We sent this same letter to the seniors' school email accounts as well.

College Planning Night:

The PHS Guidance Department invites all parents of the members of the Class of 2026 to our annual College Planning Night on Thursday, September 25, at 6 p.m. in the Randall Auditorium. Our counselors will review with parents the same college planning information that they will be discussing with our seniors during their Senior Seminars throughout September. Parents will get an overview of Scoir and its various features, learn about the Common App. and other important application tidbits, and participate in a Q&A session. Please join us for a night that is intended to answer all of your college planning questions.

2025-26 COLLEGE FAIR:

PHS Guidance Department will be collaborating with Silver Lake Regional High School and Whitman-Hanson Regional High School to tri-host the annual College Fair on October 7 at SLRHS from 6-8 p.m. All seniors and their families are invited to attend. Please click here for the flyer produced by SLRHS with all of the details, including a QR code that shows the names of colleges that have committed to date.

 

Financial Aid Night:

Pembroke High is once again partnering with Jodi Conway of Conway College Aid to present four FREE virtual financial aid seminars. Jodi has over 40 years of experience helping families navigate the financial aid process, and her seminars cover the following topics:

  • FAFSA® and College Board CSS Profile® applications
  • preliminary eligibility estimates
  • creating a timeline to meet each college’s financial aid deadlines
  • student loan debt
  • a review of the different types of aid you may see on award letters
  • merit aid and how it works
  • how to appeal both merit and need-based financial aid awards.

Parents can sign up for one of the following seminars, which run from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., by clicking the link.