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\"They were able to receive a grant which will allow them to help support us, and more importantly our students and their families in completing FAFSA,\" said Chrissy Grable, counselor at Princeton High. Grable said the partnership will include meetings for students and an evening program for parents; the district’s school board recently approved the partnership.

Counseling staff outlined the school’s scheduling timeline: the week of Feb. 17 will focus on juniors; Feb. 24 for sophomores; March 3 for freshmen; and an 8th-grade visit to the high school is planned for Feb. 1. Grable said scheduling time will include conversations about students’ postsecondary plans and progress toward graduation.

Principal John Wilhelm provided dates relevant to seniors: scholarship application pickup will be Feb. 12 and applications are due March 5. Wilhelm also listed senior events: a senior skate on April 6; prom on May 3 (Prom Walk in Matthews Auditorium 7–8 p.m.; dance at the Delta Hotel 8–11 p.m.; after-prom at Dave and Buster’s); and commencement on May 18 at Fifth Third Arena at the University of Cincinnati.

Why it matters: FAFSA assistance and clear scheduling and scholarship timelines are central to seniors’ postsecondary planning and to family awareness of financial aid and application deadlines.

Details and context: Grable said the counseling team is circulating scholarship notices through Google Classroom and school messaging; Miss Evans manages scholarship postings. Grable asked parents and students to monitor school emails, announcements and all-call messages for updates. The counseling office also noted staff assignments by student last name and said the department has experienced counselors with a range of tenure.

No policy changes or funding amounts were provided on the broadcast; Grable said the CYC program was supported by a grant but did not specify the grant amount.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Viking Voices: The People of Princeton - January 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Counseling staff said Princeton High partnered with the Cincinnati Youth Collaborative to provide FAFSA assistance; counselors outlined scheduling weeks for grade levels and senior scholarship and event deadlines including scholarship pickup Feb. 12, prom May 3 and commencement May 18 at Fifth Third Arena, University of Cincinnati.","taxTitle","Springdale City Council, Springdale, Hamilton County, Ohio","taxId",70247,"location","Ohio","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6360522,"Princeton students highlight DECA success, upcoming cheer national competition and extra-curricular achievements",355,527425,883015,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2174743-c0029b5ed8d0c450de65bf965ea06223&start=527&end=883","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2174743-c0029b5ed8d0c450de65bf965ea06223/thumbnail_527425.jpg","/articles/6360522/Ohio/Princeton-students-highlight-DECA-success-upcoming-cheer-national-competition-and-extra-curricular-achievements","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6360522-5e3d2fd185a4ec16976f36f567a2f512/orig.mp4?Expires=1777542739&Signature=E83geOOd0Rjk3scQjtGMXBQwAlWcdU65aHtS0-oNLcqR8au9Xbf0s-09dCFd1KSgBhAm-HL1FJZJgHlWz7eVxtadh3DXqag~T42QFmCwpqMdfmN1MhcXDF-8~9joee7YKukd7xqxQ~pm87mM2prKSWknsQZLuYiRI05EfjZ2iG~-VsbfbWipxEXdw0uYkm0ni4K0XwQDxiel9NYlqPkm5wPN0DWSMvmZQpIn0VU4Bhu0FPiNjTrlkrp96FX2N0oKRvVO0FKgMq-t0XRArN8sOoNeOSTIR8aurpX3vxFV~9Z5d5D0oiOsatx-k5Wyv0FCZd5sn7cJifbAV9hB8nTVYA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Several Princeton High students discussed recent competitive successes and extracurricular plans during the Viking Voices program.

Fatima Rizzo, a senior and DECA participant, said DECA helped students prepare for business careers and build professional skills. \"DECA is a business club that helps students prepare for careers in marketing and management. It also helps students develop leadership skills,\" Rizzo said. She and teammates placed 2nd at state and attended the International Career Development Conference in Anaheim, California, she said.

Caleb McCollum, a junior and DECA officer, said he uses DECA as entrepreneurial practice. \"I use it as more of practice of me being an entrepreneur because my dream is to be an entrepreneur,\" McCollum said.

Isaiah Dudley, senior and cheer captain, said the cheer team qualified for a national competition in February and will host a school showcase. \"So we're making history actually in going to the national cheerleading competition in February, and we actually have a showcase this Sunday on 2nd at 6 o'clock in at Princeton in the gym,\" Dudley said.

Other students on the program discussed awards and recognition: Mitchell Kessler said he participates in drawing and painting and in band; Jennifer (Jenny) Rodriguez described a DECA project focused on mental health; another student reported a 4th-place finish in a DECA marketing communications role-play category.

Why it matters: Student competitions and extracurricular activities are a visible measure of program offerings and student engagement. Students and staff told the program that experiences such as DECA competitions, band performances and cheerleading provide skills, travel and scholarship opportunities.

Details and context: Students credited advisers and teachers including DECA adviser Miss McCown, coaches Tish and Miss Roddy, and judge/mentor Joe Roberts for event preparation and judging. Specific placement details mentioned included: a team placing 2nd at state (attending ICDC in Anaheim) and an individual 4th-place finish in a marketing communications category at a recent DECA event.

No formal actions or funding decisions were announced during the program segment.","Students from Princeton High described recent DECA competition success, including a 2nd-place state finish and international travel for some teams; cheerleaders will compete at nationals in February and will hold a local showcase on Feb. 2. Multiple students credited advisers and teachers for support.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6360525,"Princeton schedules Festival of the Arts March 30; 41 students win regional Scholastic Art awards",287,74250,362055,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2174743-c0029b5ed8d0c450de65bf965ea06223&start=74&end=362","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2174743-c0029b5ed8d0c450de65bf965ea06223/thumbnail_74250.jpg","/articles/6360525/Ohio/Princeton-schedules-Festival-of-the-Arts-March-30-41-students-win-regional-Scholastic-Art-awards","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6360525-495662889a79a90686ebde8abc166401/orig.mp4?Expires=1777542739&Signature=QgpiTqrAA1PvtN1AZ9jBWUr9qMaCDYb~wdDu9HkeWOiEWFr5ppEbVtxWnTKaKk~wl9WypTYQMdNuD5Jv4iWGIKjbwLfkGfmNSmBX179CkSR79QU20c2AAaCS9LY89j2k0pcvEAH4gBsN9jDWR8UlnzO7e1zT3GNC1qiJ6YzmoeqMuWOnsGzDm~qjYOY3DL6gzIhoZWsi0SdWiqHRXw1gU-ade9f0o8VsOMbHvzGyKPHgddgbRXScDoP2pf9hPREofCDJ43MF3Cs0U7UEDrNcipm~mnj0uI~4H9o~mLo77RraeZssTVQvOs0jQN3iH-yHV4bIZQ4rDOjwaAOVj~iFWw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Princeton High School will hold its annual Festival of the Arts on March 30, running from noon to 5 p.m. in Viking Village, district arts staff said.

Lindsay Holliday, arts department chair, said the festival will display student work from kindergarten through 12th grade and feature performances by music ensembles across grade levels. \"The Festival of Arts is an annual event ... The Festival of Arts is on March 30th and it goes from noon to 5 pm,\" Holliday said.

The festival will include AP and IB work on display near the entrance and K–12 artworks in the cafeteria. Holliday said elementary art teacher Ross Tenny helped plan the festival theme; the poster and T-shirt design were created from an AP art student’s design, Holliday said.

Holliday also announced the district’s Scholastic Art Awards results. \"We had 41 students earn awards in that competition regionally. Three of them were Gold Key winners and those artworks will then be judged at the national level and, possibly win awards there and be exhibited in New York City,\" Holliday said. The district plans an opening reception for the Scholastic exhibition on Feb. 7 from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Art Academy in Over-the-Rhine.

Why it matters: The Festival of the Arts and the Scholastic awards showcase student work across grades and curricula, creating public visibility for the district’s arts programs and giving some students potential national exposure.

Details and context: Holliday said the event includes stage performances and visual art across the district. The promotional poster and T-shirt use a design by an AP student credited as Habeis. Ross Tenny, an elementary art teacher, assisted with planning. There was no vote or formal district action attached to the announcement.

The district encouraged families and community members to attend the festival and the Feb. 7 exhibition opening at the Art Academy. \"You can come see our students' artwork, friends, families, everybody's invited,\" Holliday said.

Organizers did not provide information in the program about vendor participation, admission cost, or exhibition logistics beyond the date, time and locations announced.","Princeton High School will host its annual Festival of the Arts on March 30 in Viking Village. The district also reported 41 regional Scholastic Art Awards, including three Gold Key winners advancing to national judging; an opening reception is set for Feb. 7 at the Art Academy in Over-the-Rhine.","actionData","errors"]

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