Welcome to the Washington Council for High School-College Relations (WCHSCR) website.
The Washington Council is organized to assist all Washington students to successfully access and engage post-secondary opportunities.
If we can be of service to you in your work with students, please contact any of our Board Members or Carollynn Hanson, Executive Secretary at wacouncil@msn.com.
2010-2011 WCHSCR Membership, Directory updates, and Fall Counselor Workshop information were mailed to all high schools in the State recently. Membership can be renewed by completing and returning the Membership Form mailed to you or by visiting the Web Store.
New! Following a decision made at the June WCHSCR Board Meeting, we are pleased to offer membership to Independent Counselors who are also members of either NACAC or PNACAC. Follow the links above to our Web Store or the Membership Form to join.
Registration is now open for the WCHSCR Fall Counselor Workshops! The cost remains an affordable $35.00 for members and $55.00 for non-members. Lunch is included. Fall Counselor Workshop dates and locations can be found by viewing the September calendar. Register NOW to reserve your space. Registration will close 48 hours prior to each event.
All Washington high schools are welcome to complete the High School Update Form for the Directory whether you choose to become Washington Council members or not. The form should be returned by July 1 to ensure inclusion in the 2010-11 Directory. Member colleges are also invited to update their information.
Planning a College Night? Add it to our calendar. Email wacouncil@msn.com with the details of your event.
This just in.... Important information for college-bound athletes at your high school! Click to view the article.
NCAA decertifies selected nontraditional secondary education courses - NCAA.org
To view and/or print handouts offered at our Fall Counselor Workshops, please go to Resources.
The HECB has provided a useful chart which compares course requirements for WA high school graduation, college admission, and NCAA eligibility.