Concurrent and Dual Enrollment in Wyoming High Schools

ConcurrentanddualenrollmentcreditcoursesareofferedthroughallsevencommunitycollegesandtheUniversityofWyoming.Thesecoursesallowhighschoolstudentstoearnbothhighschoolandcollegecreditwhilestillattendinghighschool. Concurrentenrollmentcoursesaretaughtbycollege-approvedhighschoolteachersatthehighschoolwhiledualenrollmentcoursesarecollegecoursestaughtbycollegeinstructors. Studentswhotakeadvantageofthesecoursesgainavarietyofbenefitsincludingachancetoa)earncollegecreditbeforestartingtheirfirstyearofcollege;b)savemoneyoncollegecourses;andc)gainselfconfidencebysucessfullycompletingcollegecoursework. Inaddition,thesecoursesaddrigorandrelevancetohighschoolcourseswhichisamajorgoalofnationalandstateschoolreform.MosthighschoolsinthestateofWyominghaveformedpartnershipswithoneormorecommunitycollegestoallowstudentstotakethesecoursesatnocosttothestudent. Studentsshouldbeaware,however,thateffectiveJuly1,2011,changestoFederalStudentFinancialAidrulesregardingSatisfactoryAcademicProgress(SAP)willimpactstudentswhoenrollinconcurrentanddualenrollmentcourses.Federallawrequiresthatallcollegecourseworkbemeasuredtodetermineacademicsuccess,includingconcurrentanddualenrollmentcourses. Thismeansthatbeforeeachterm(fall,spring,andsummer)collegesanduniversitieswillreview

UniversityofWyomingwww.uwyo.edu/gearup

WyomingDepartmentofEducationwww.k12.wy.us

1000E.UniversityAve.Laramie,WY82071(307)766-1121,(800)DIAL-WYOwww.uwyo.edu

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Share GEAR UP with a friend!Students, sign up at one of the following community colleges:

CasperCollegewww.caspercollege.edu/gearup

CentralWyomingCollegewww.cwc.edu/what/Gearup

EasternWyomingCollegewww.ewc.wy.edu/future/gearup

LaramieCountyCommunityCollegelccc.wy.edu/highschool/collegeprep/gearup

NorthernWyomingCommunityCollegeDistrictwww.sheridan.edu/site/sc/admissions/gear-up-wyoming

NorthwestCollegewww.northwestcollege.edu/gearup

WesternWyomingCommunityCollegewww.wwcc.wy.edu/gearup

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Going to College? 5 things to Do this Summer

1. Signupfororientation.Thisisagreatwaytolearnaboutthecollege,meetpeople,andgetsettledin.AttheUniversityofWyoming(UW),you’llneedtogotoOrientation,Summit,andGEARUPKickOff.

2. Callthefinancialaidofficeatyourschoolonemonthpriortoarrivingtomakesuretheyhaveallnecessarypaperwork.Askiftheyneedanythingelsefromyou.

3. Befriendyourroommate.Call,email,orFacebookyournewroommate.Learnalittlebitabouttheirhobbies,habits,andpetpeeves.Begintosetdorm“groundrules”aboutvisitors,borrowingitems,quiet/noise,andlightsout.Talkaboutwhatyoumightshareinyourdorm(TV,stereo,fridge)sincethereisnoneedtobringtwoofeverything.

4. Makeapackinglist.Youwillneedtobringclothes,schoolsupplies,andafewhouseholditemstocollege.Don’tforgetquartersforlaundry,earplugs,andducttape!Itmaymakesensetobuysomethingsafteryouarriveatcollege.

5. Getacalendar—electronicorprint—andmarkdownkeyacademicdates:thestartandendofclasses,datesforfinals,andvacationtimes.(Thisinformationwillbeonlineatyourschool’swebsite.)Also,taketimetoassessyourdailycommitments(work,childcare,etc.).

Personsseekingadmission,employment,oraccesstoprogramsoftheUniversityofWyomingshallbeconsideredwithoutregardtorace,color,religion,sex,nationalorigin,disability,age,veteranstatus,sexualorientation,orpoliticalbelief.

GEARUPWyomingisadministeredbytheofficeofStudentEducationalOpportunity(SEO)intheDivisionofStudentAffairsattheUniversityofWyoming.

GEARUPWyoming

SEO,UniversityofWyomingDept.38081000E.UniversityAve.Laramie,WY82071

(307)766-6189email:gearupwy@uwyo.eduwww.uwyo.edu/gearup/

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grades,includingconcurrentanddualenrollmentcoursestakeninhighschool,tomakesurestudentsmaintaina2.0GPAanda67%coursecompletionrate.Ifnot,studentswillhaveonetermtocorrectthisorpotentiallylosetheirfederalstudentfinancialaid.Failingacourseandnotcompletingacoursecarrythesameconsequence.

Example 1: JaneisahighschoolstudentinWyoming.Shetakesa3-creditcourseatherlocalcommunitycollegeduringhersenioryearofhighschool.Shedecidesduringthesemestertowithdrawfromthecommunitycollegecourseaftertheofficialwithdrawperiod.Janeattempted3creditsataWyomingcommunitycollege,butshedidnotcompletethecourse.Shethereforehasacompletetionrateof0%.BecauseJane’scompletionratemustmeetorexceed67%,whenJanestartscollegethenextFallshemaybeon“warning”status.

Example 2: Tonytakesa3-creditcollegecourseduringFallanda3-creditcollegecourseduringSpringofhissenioryearofhighschool.Aftertheofficialwithdrawperiod,Tonywith-drawsfromthe3-creditcourseintheFallsemesterandcompletestheSpringcoursewitha“B”.Tony’scompletionratewas0%aftertheFall,whichmeanshewasin“warning”statusduringSpring.AlthoughhecompletedtheSpringcourse,Tony’scompletionrateis50%forthetwosemesters,belowtherequired67%.HemaylosehisfederalstudentfinancialaidbeforehestartscollegeintheFall.

Student resources

In the Numbers

72%ofGEARUPWyomingstudentscompletedtheFAFSAbyApril1,2012!The2012nationalFAFSAcompletionaveragewas54%,andWyoming’s2012completionaveragewas26%.

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Off-to-College Checklist (adapted from www.Collegeboard.com)

Usethischecklisttomakesureyouhaveeverythingyouneedforyourfirstyearatcollege.Thesearejustsuggestions;youshouldadaptthislisttosuityourownsituation.Tofigureoutyourspecificneeds,itmightmakesensetobuysomeoftheseitemsafteryouarrive.Itemsmarkedwithan*aremust-havesorimportant.

Clothingq7-14setsofunderwear*q7-14pairsofsocks (moreifyouplaysports)*q3-5pairsofpants/jeans*q7-14shirts/blouses*q1-2setsofsweatsqPajamasqSlippersand/orflip-flops*q2sweatersorsweatshirtsqLight/heavyjackets*qGloves/scarf/hat*q1pairofboots*q1pairofsneakers orcomfortable/walkingshoes*q1setofbusiness-casualclothes (forinterviews,presentations,events)q1pairofdressshoes

Room Needs/StorageqAlarmclock/clockradio*qWastepaper/recyclingbasket*qStoragebinsfortoiletries,supplies,food,etc*qUnder-the-bedstoragetraysqDesklamp*qFan*qDryingrackforlaundry(youcansave moneyifyoudon’thavetousethedryer)qBulletinboardandpushpinsqDry-erasewallcalendar/board

ElectronicsqComputerandprinter (ifyoudon’thaveacomputer,thereare sometouseoncampus)qEthernetcordforcomputerifneededqSurgeprotectorqExtensioncords*

Linens/Laundry Supplies qSheetsandpillowcases(1-2sets.Check withcollegeforsizeneeded—some collegetwinbedsareextralong.)*qTowels(bath,handandface)*qPillows*qMattresspad(Checkwithcollegeforsize needed.)*qBlankets(2)*qComforter/bedspreadqClotheshangers*qLaundrybag/basket*qLaundrydetergent*qIfcoin-operatedmachines,rollsofquarters fordoinglaundry.(Youhavetopaytousethe dormlaundrymachines.)*qSewingkit

ToiletriesqTissuesqAdhesivebandages,antibioticointmentqCoughdropsqShowertote*qShampooandconditioner*qBathandfacesoap*qTravelsoapcontainer*qToothpaste,toothbrushanddentalfloss*qComb/brushandhairstylingproductsqTweezersqNailclippersqHairdryerqRazorandshavingcreamqLotionand/orfacialmoisturizer

MiscellaneousqBackpack*qSwimsuitqSportsequipment

Office/Desk Supplies qPersonalcalendartorecordassignments, appointments,events*qElectronicstoragemediasuchasUSB flashdrives*qFoldersand3-ringbinderstocollectnotes andpaperwork*qPrinterpaperqPensandpencils*qPencilholderandsharpenerqNotebooks*qStaplerandstaplesq3x5cardsqStickynotesqPaperclips,binderclips,rubberbandsqScissorsqHighlighterpens(multiplecolors)qRulerqDictionaryandThesaurus

Shared Items — Check with roommate(s)qAudioequipmentqTVandVCR/DVDplayerqMicrowaveqSmallrefrigeratorqArearugqPosters/art

Household and Kitchen Items qFood-storagecontainers*qDishsoapanddishsponge*qBowl,plateandcup*qCoffeemug*qSilverware*qPapertowelsqTrashbagsqAll-purposecleaner

tips on what NOt to take to College

Oftenstudentsgettocollegeanddiscoverthatmanyoftheitemstheypackedwereunnecessary,prohibited,orcumbersome. It’salwaysagoodideatoconsultyourroommatewhendecidingwhattobringtocollege.Havingduplicatesoflargeritemslikestereos,televisions,andvacuumsinsmalldormroomsisnotideal.Shippinglargeitemshomeisanexpensethatcouldhavebeenavoidedbyasimplepre-collegephonecall. Also,avoidtakingtoomuch.Youdonothavetotakeevery-thingyouowntocollege;lessismoreintheworldofcollegepacking.Leaveyourknickknacksandcollectionsathome.Whilespecial,

theyarenotidealfordisplayinadormroom.Additionally,remem-berthattherewillbelimitedclosetanddresserspace,sopackwiselywhenitcomestoclothing. Mostcollegessupplybasicfurnitureindormrooms.Whileyoumaywanttohaveafewitems,waitingtodecideuntilyouknowwhatspaceisavailablecansaveyoutime,energy,andmoney.Further,somecollegeshaverestrictionsonwhatitemsyoucanandcannothave.Forexample,somealloworprovideaminirefrigeratorormircowavewhileothersprohibitthem. Collegeisanexcitingtimeandhavingwhatyouneedandwanttomakeyoufeelathomeisimportant,buthavingspacetofunctionisjustasessential.

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Scholarships

Don’t Forget

® Students–TheUniversityofWyomingGEARUPScholarshipapplicationdeadlineisJune1.Nolateapplicationswillbeaccepted.

® Parentsandstudents–TheFAFSAcompletiondeadlinewasApril1.Checkyourstudentactivityreport(SAR)fromyourFAFSAandcheckinwithyourcollegeoruniversitytoverifywhetheryouhavebeenselectedfortaxverification.StudentsshouldhavethetaxverificationcompletedbyJune1.

® Students-KeepacurrentemailaddressonfileandnotifytheGEARUPofficeifyoutransferringbetweencommunitycollegesorUniversityofWyoming.

GEAr uP wyominG Federal and uW Institutional Scholarships

QuestionsconcerningscholarshipsforGEARUPstudentsshouldbedirectedtoBarbaraMarinoinStudentFinancialAidattheUniversityofWyoming.

BarbaraMarino,FinancialAidSpecialistKnightHall174UniversityofWyomingDept.3335,1000E.UniversityAvenueLaramie,WY82071(307)766-3393bmarino1@uwyo.eduHours:MondaythruFriday8AM–12PM

http://www.uwyo.edu/gearup/scholarships/index.html

Student Stories

RhiannKayleneDameronisajuniorattheUniversityofWyoming(UW)andplansonapplyingtotheUWNursingProgram.Inherownwords,shedescribeshowGEARUPhelpedhertobeabletoattendcollege.

“WhenIwas13,mydadwasdiagnosedwithcancer.Thischallengechangedalotofthingsforme.Hehadtreatmentsforaboutayearbeforegoingintoremission.Then,duringoneofhischeck-ups,thedoctorsfoundthatthecancerhadspreadthroughouthisbodyandwasinsevendifferentlocations,includingabraintumorthatwasthesizeofalemon.

Mydadbecameveryweakatarapidpace,andsincemymotherwasalwaysworkingtopaythebills,Ihadtodoeverythingthatamotherwoulddoandtakecareofmyfatheratthesametime.Throughoutallofthis,Iwasalsocommittedtonumeroussportsandschool.

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OnAugust24,2008,mydadpassedawayinthelivingroomofourhome.Timesbecameextremelyhardformyfamilyaftermydadpassedaway,sincemymotherwasasinglemomtakingcareoffourchildren.IbegantoworryifIwouldbeabletogotocollege.Then,IbecameinvolvedinGEARUPatEasternWyomingCollege. GEARUPhelpedmeprepareforcollege,ithelpedmetogetinvolved,ittoldmewhatIneededtodoinordertogetintocollege,andithelpedmetobecomeawell-roundedcollegestudent.IwasabletoattendtheUniversityofWyomingbecauseoftheGEARUPscholarship!Ithasbeenextremelyhelpfultomethusfar,andIreallyenjoygettingtoknowotherpeoplewhohavesimilarsituationsintheirlives.”

“Ihadtodoeverythingthatamotherwoulddoandtakecareofmyfatheratthesametime.”

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“TheGEARUPprogramhasbeenagreatadditiontoourschoolbyhelpingusenhanceprogramsthataregearedatgettingstudentsintopostsecondarytraining.GEARUPisveryflexibleandalwayswillingtoarrangetheirschedulestobenefitourstudents.Theybringavastarrayofknowledgetoourschoolthathelpsustotargetstudentswhoshouldbelookingtowardscollegebutdon’toftenhavethesupportathometomakeitareality.”

– JoAnne Flanagan, Principal for Riverton High School

“GEARUPhashelpedwitheveryaspectofourcommunity;parentsareeveninvolvedwithsomemeetings.MyGEARUPexperiencewasmosthelpful,memorable,andawesome.Ireallyvaluethepeople.”–Larin Wheeler, Student at Lander Valley High School

“Ihaveseveralstudentsgoingtocollegeon

GEARUPscholarshipsrightnow,andtheyarevery

successful.GEARUPhelpedpreparethemforthe

demandsofcollegeandhasalsoprovidedthemwith

anetworkofsupportwhiletheyareincollege.”

–Kelli Clay, Counselor at Jackson Hole High School

Education Spotlight: GEAr uP at Central Wyoming College

CentralWyomingCollegeaskedtheirschoolsandstudentswhattheyvaluedmostaboutGEARUP.Belowaresomeoftheanswerstheyreceived.

“Asaparent,GEARUPhelpedbymakingsuremysonmadeitthroughschoolwithpassinggrades.Asanemployeeattheschool,Iseethestudentssucceedinschoolwiththehelpoftheacademiccoaches.ThecommunicationwithGEARUPacademiccoachesiswhatIvaluemostaboutmyrelationshipwithGEARUP;theykeepintouchwiththeparents.”–Veronica Hitshew, Lander Valley High School Parent

“MiddleSchoolstudentstendtoliveinthe‘now’insteadofthefuture.TheGEARUPprogramfocusesonexposingstudentstopostsecondaryedu-cationandwhatskillstheyneedtodevelopnowsotheycansucceedincollegelater.”–Cheryl Mowry, Principal of Riverton Middle School

“GEARUPhasbeengreatworkingwithat-riskstudentsandhelpingthemreachtheiracademicgoals.WatchingtherelationshipsGEARUPdevelopswithstudentsandseeingstudents’growthiswhatIvaluemostaboutGEARUP.”

–Jeremy McCormick, Teacher at Riverton High School

“TheyhaveagreatstaffatCentralWyoming

Collegethatputsinatremendousamountofwork

intohelpingstudents.”

– Kaylie Randall, Riverton High School Student

“GEARUPmadeitpossibleforRivertonHigh

School(RHS)topilotapeermentoringprogram.

GEARUPpaidfornationallyrecognizedIgnition

trainerstocometoRivertonandtrain30RHS

juniorsandseniorswhobecamementorsforthe

incomingfreshmen.Thisisanexcellentprogram

andwearealreadyseeinggreatresults!”

–Kristy Richmond, Teacher at Riverton High School

“GEARUPhashelpedmestayfocusedon

goingtocollegeandgavemeresourcestoseemy

opportunities.Ithashelpedmewithfindingscholar-

shipsandlearningwhichcollegeisrightforme.”

– Kyla Randall, Riverton High School Student

“Itwillbeagreatopportunityforourstudents/staff/communitywhenwehaveitrunningcompletelyforthe2012-13schoolyear!”– Dan Martin, Shoshoni Jr and Sr High School Principal

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Upcoming Professional Development

August 10-11, Casper August 13-14, GilletteAugust 15-16, Rock SpringsACT Prep & College Readiness WorkshopTheWyomingDepartmentofEducationandGEARUPWyomingarecollaboratingtoofferthreeACTPreparationWorkshopsforWyominghighschoolteachers,GEARUPoutreachstaff,andotherswhocanusethepracticesandstrategiestoimprovestudentACTscores.ContactSaraWhittleatswhittle@uwyo.eduor307-766-6736forregistrationinformation.

September 24-25, Cheyenne Little America Resort & HotelAdvancED Wyoming Fall School Improvement ConferenceGEARUPWyomingwillbepartneringwithAdvancEDtoprovideprofessionalresourcesandaQuantumLearningforTeachers,Level4Workshopasastrandduringtheconference.ContactAdvancEDforregistrationinformation(www.advanc-ed.org/locations/wyoming-office).

GEAr uP wyominG Professional Development

GEAr uP wyominG Welcomes Sara Whittle!

SaraWhittleisthenewGEARUPWyomingProfessionalDevelopmentCoordinator.OriginallyfromtheLittleSnakeRiverValleyareaofWyoming,SaracametoLaramiein2002.BeforereceivingherMaster’sDegreeinCommunicationattheUniversityofWyoming,sheattendedCotteyWomen’sCollegeinNevada,MissouriandWesternWyomingCommunityCollegeinRockSprings,Wyoming.Sarahasabackgroundinhighereducation,collegeinstruction,andeventmanagement.

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AllWyomingeleventh-gradestudentswilltaketheACTonApril24attheirschools.StudentswhowanttotakethetestagaincanvisitthefollowingACTwebsitetoregisterforthetestandtolocatetestingcenters:www.actstudent.org/regist/dates.html

GEARUPWyomingstudentsmaycontacttheirGEARUPcoordinatortoobtainanACTtestfeewaiver.(GEARUPWyomingcannotpayfororwaivelatefees.)Also,GEARUPWyomingstudentshavefreeaccesstoACTpreparationprograms.

Test Date

September8,2012

October27.2012

December8,2012

February9,2013

April13,2013

June8,2013

ACt® College Entrance Exam – 2012-2013 test Dates

(Late Fee Required)

August18-24,2012

September22-October5,2012

November3-16,2012

January12-18,2013

March9-22,2013

May4-17,2013

Registration Deadline

August17,2012

September21,2012

November2,2012

January11,2013

March8,2013

May3,2013

WewouldliketothankLoriKimbroughforthemanyyearssheworkedforGEARUPWyoming.Wewishherthebestinhernewposition.

GEARUPWyomingwouldalsoliketothankBrandonKosineandGraceJohnsenintheService,LeadershipandCommunityEngagementoffice(SLCE)attheUniversityofWyoming(UW)fortheirhardworkandinvestmentintheGEARUPmentoringprogramatUW.

~ In Appreciation ~

BE HEARD ACROSS THE NATION • SEpTEmBER 10-14, 2012

National Week

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Professional Development

Offered by GEAR UP Wyoming

For more information about workshops sponsored by GEAR UP Wyoming or the Quantum Learning for Teachers workshops,

contact Sara Whittle at (307) 766-6736 or swhittle@uwyo.edu. At least thirty days advance booking is required for most

workshops. These workshops may be scheduled during school days, staff development days, or summer.

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aha!Process Workshops

aha!Process is the organization founded by Dr. Ruby Payne who is most well known for her book, A Framework for

Understanding Poverty, and work regarding educating students from low-income backgrounds. There are several

workshops offered by aha!Process that fit well with the GEAR UP Wyoming mission of helping students graduate from

high school and enroll in college.

Some specific examples of aha!Process workshops include, School Improvement: Raising Achievement with 9 Systemic

Processes, Engage and Graduate Your Secondary Students: Preventing Dropouts, The R Rules Facilitator Training, A Frame-

work for Understanding Poverty and Under Resourced Learners. For more detailed information about these workshops and

others visit http://www.ahaprocess.com/.

Quantum Learning for Teachers (QLT) Levels 1-5 (Each level is a one-day, six-hour workshop)

This professional development program for educators provides proven strategies that motivate students and boost

achievement. Under the GEAR UP Wyoming site license, QLT can be offered at any Wyoming school or district where

at least 50% of the staff attending are secondary educators. The workshops are delivered by one of the fully certified

Wyoming Quantum Learning Facilitators at a rate that is far less than the typical Quantum Learning Network charge.

Summer dates are currently available but you are encouraged to book early. GEAR UP Wyoming does not sponsor this

workshop but instead coordinates the booking with a Wyoming facilitator so that schools and districts can receive the

greatly reduced site license rates.

ACT, PLAN and EXPLORE Data Interpretative Workshops

In an ACT, PLAN or EXPLORE workshop, staff will learn how to quickly interpret student and school reports to improve

student achievement. Workshops are usually 3 hours and include training with your own student data. The workshop

can be completely customized to meet the specific training needs of your staff.

Ignition

Ignition is a comprehensive research-based transition to high school and peer mentor program. Students in transition

who have a mentor are more academically and socially successful. Upperclassmen and advisors receive the training

and curriculum they need to develop a sustainable program that has a positive impact on the entire school.

GEAR UP Wyoming is funded through a grant from the U.S. Department of Education totaling $3,548,876 annually

with an additional $3,548,876 annually provided by in-kind and scholarship contributions.

GEAR UP Wyoming Quantum Learning Site License

gEAR UP Wyoming offers the following professional development opportunities at no cost to GEAR UP schools. GEAR

UP students are 7th through 12th graders who meet income-eligibility requirements and want assistance in graduating

high school and enrolling in college. GEAR UP Wyoming welcomes the opportunity to discuss sponsoring other types of

professional development beyond what is listed below, providing the training meets the GEAR UP goals and objectives. 

GEARUPWyomingSEO,UniversityofWyomingDept.38081000E.UniversityAve.Laramie,WY82071

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StudentResources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,3

Scholarships. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

StudentStories. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

EducationSpotlight GEARUPatCentralWyomingCollege. . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

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GEARUPWyomingisastatewideprogramthatserves2,0007th-12thgradeincome-eligiblestudentseachyear.Wyoming’ssevencommunitycollegesprovideservicestothesestudentsandencouragethemnotonlytocompletehighschool,buttoenterandsucceedatapostsecondaryinstitution.TheGEARUPWyomingprogramalsosupportsstudentsthroughtheirfirstyearofcollege.

GEARUPWyomingisfundedthroughagrantfromtheU.S.DepartmentofEducationtotaling$3,548,876annuallywithanadditional$3,548,876annuallyprovidedbyin-kindandscholarshipcontributions.

ACT® Prep Workshop in Riverton, Wyoming.