TRHS Counseling Newsletter

Senior Parent Night Presentations
Senior Info Sessions - Thursday, September 3rd
College Reps visiting TRHS this semester
Community Service/Volunteer Opportunities
Scholarships
Engineering Pathways
K-12 Opportunities in the Medical Field - final notice
College Updates

Senior Parent Night Presentations

Please see below the presentations offered to Senior Parents during Back to School Night:

Counselor Senior Parent Night Info

Financial Aid Presentation

Senior Info Sessions

Thursday, September 3rd all day

in Post Grad in the library

Seniors bring a laptop, create a Common app account (with a personal email) before attending and get all the Naviance info you will need to make prepping for transcripts, letters of rec and much more!

Sign up for College Rep Visits at TRHS

Next week's College Reps coming to TRHS:

Loyola University, Chicago 8/31/26 1:00 pm

University of Minnesota Twin Cities 9/1/26 1:00 pm

University of Oklahoma 9/1/26 1:30 pm

Colorado School of Mines 9/3/26 9:00 am

Juniors & Seniors can register for rep visits

through their Naviance account by selecting the Colleges Tab at top of page, Click College Visits, then click Register Now. Contact Mrs. Szilagyi if the deadline to sign up has passed and you wish to attend.

Community Service/Volunteer Opportunities

Need Community Service Hours?

The National Kidney Foundation is hosting a kidney walk.

Event takes place on October 4th at Clement Park.

Volunteers are needed to help direct people on the walk etc..

Sign Up to Volunteer

Scholarships

Coca-Cola Scholarship

The Coca-Cola Scholars Program Scholarship

The Coca-Cola Scholars Program scholarship is an achievement-based scholarship awarded to students in their final year of high school. Students are recognized for their capacity to lead and serve, as well as their commitment to making a significant impact on their schools and communities. With the addition of the 2026 class, the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation will have provided more than 7,200 Coke Scholars nationwide with over $90 million in scholarships as it celebrates 40 years of impact since its founding in 1986. 150 Coca-Cola Scholars are selected each year to receive this $20,000 scholarship.

The 2027 application is available here for high school students graduating in the 2026-2027 academic year through 5 pm Eastern on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.

The Michael E. McGoldrick Foundation is awarding full scholarships of $100,000 each

to outstanding Colorado and Washington students who are passionate about making the world a better place. This is the third year of our MEMScholars program, and we're looking for students with BIG dreams and the character to achieve them! Michael was passionate about education and adventure, and he would have loved to personally encourage each applicant to pursue their dreams with curiosity and passion.

Visit www.memscholars.org for complete details and the application.

MEM Scholarship Flyer

WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR: Students who demonstrate:

Strong character and high ethics
Genuine concern for their environment and community
Intellectual curiosity about the world around them
Big ambitions to create positive change

KEY DATES:

Applications are open and Round 1 closes October 15th
Awards announced: March 2027

Questions? Contact Cassie Harrelson

Cassie@Memscholars.org

720-584-5689

Revolutionary Era Figure

Grades 9–12

Select a figure from the era of the American Revolution (1773–1783).

Discuss how he or she influenced the course of the American Revolution, who he or she was and the contribution that historic character made to the founding of a new nation. Your figure must have been an actual person – one who is well-known or an

everyday man, woman, or child, who supported the American Revolution in ways large or small.

Video length, no more than 3 minutes. More details from Chapter or

High School Essay

DAR Chapter : Mount Rosa

Contact: Teri Hjelmstad

Phone: 303-771-1428 E-mail: teri@norsky.net

CU Boulder's Engineering Pathways

3 Schools: One Vision

CU Engineering Pathways

Thursday, September 10th

5:30 - 7:00 pm

Community College of Aurora Centre Tech

Register Here

This event will include a broad overview of numerous engineering disciplines to equip you to discuss pathways with your students. Hear about examples of alumni employed in industry and projects common to certain areas of engineering!

Participants will receive information on the various pathways to CU Boulder CEAS, with a focus on our partnership programs located in Grand Junction and Gunnison, Colorado (which include degree offerings in aerospace engineering, biomedical engineering, civil engineering, electrical engineering, and mechanical engineering).

More traditional pathways to a Boulder-based CEAS degree will also be covered, including first-year and transfer pathways.

The evening will conclude with an information fair to allow students and family members one-on-one time to talk with representatives in their specific area or campus of interest.

Click Here for a Flyer

A Night with Kansas State Engineering

A Night with K-State Engineering events that feature an interactive presentation for high school and community college students interested in engineering, computer science or construction science.

October 27th at TopGolf

10601 E Easter Ave

Centennial, CO 80112

7:00 - 8:00 pm

Register Here

Students are limited to bring 2 guests

Representatives will lead an interactive presentation for students and their guests on the following topics:

Types of engineering
Engineering careers
Successfully transitioning to an engineering degree
Q&A session with K-State engineering students and college leaders

Students who register and attend will receive a free K-State engineering-branded T-shirt!

The College of Engineering will award a $1,000 scholarship* to a high school senior or transfer student and a $500 scholarship* to two high school juniors in attendance.