Check out the Batavia High School Guidance Counselor website.
https://www.bataviaschools.org/o/bhs/page/guidance
Your Guidance Counselors are:
Felicia Grooms
9th - 12th Grade Counselor A-L
(513) 732-2341 ext: 7037
grooms_f@bataviaschools.org
Beth Poling
9th - 12th Grade Counselor M-Z
(513) 732-2341 ext: 7036
poling_b@bataviaschools.org
Scheduling Information and Grade Level Presentations:
Individual student graduation plan meetings will be taking place during March and April. All grade level scheduling presentations and the course selection guide are included below.
Class of 2025: BHS Scheduling 24-25 Class of 2025
Class of 2026 & 2027: BHS Scheduling 24-25 Class of 2026 & 2027
Class of 2028: BHS Scheduling 24-25 Class of 2028
BHS Course Selection Guide 24-25: BHS Course Selection Guide 2024-2025 SY - Final Copy
Scholarship Information!
Updated Scholarship List:
** Several new scholarships have been added!
Another option to look at opportunities for additional funding for college is by applying for other scholarships. BHS Guidance updates this list regularly as new scholarships are shared with us. Here is a link to the most recent list that is shared with all seniors:
Scholarship List Updated 3/28/2024
College Information!
Upcoming College Rep Visits to BHS:
Capital University - April 17th
Ohio University - April 17th
These rep visits are set up for students to get more information about colleges they may be interested in attending. Students can sign up in Naviance, or email their counselor if they would like to attend.
2024-25 FAFSA Update:
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for students entering or attending college for the 2024-25 academic year has undergone many changes, been updated for 2024, and is currently having a "soft launch". The website is up and running, but will be temporarily shut down occasionally for maintenance and updates. Any student that is thinking about attending any type of education/training after high school should complete the FAFSA - technical school, trade school, community college, public university, or private university. The FAFSA is what determines your eligibility for student loans, grants, work-study, and scholarships - thus, it is VERY important that you complete and submit it. Keep in mind, all students are at least eligible for student loans! We will continue to share information and helpful resources as they are received.
