Bond County Community High School Guidance Department

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Password
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Guidance Phone
(618) 664-1370 x 408
Guidance Fax
(618) 664-5079

Guidance Office Staff

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Mr. Steve Dannaman

School Counselor, students L-Z
​Director of the Guidance Department

(618) 664-1370 Ext. 407

sdannaman@bccu2.org

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Mrs. Taryn Markezich

School Counselor, students A-K

(618) 664-1370 Ext. 406

tmarkezich@bccu2.org

Mrs. Karen Simmonds

Mrs. Karen Simmonds

Guidance & Student Management System Secretary

​(618) 664-1370 Ext. 408

ksimmonds@bccu2.org

Transcripts

Current students may request a transcript by completing this form.

Alumni may request a transcript by completing this form.

To request your Kaskaskia College transcript this must be done through Kaskaskia College's website by visiting here.

Any questions please reach out to Karen Simmonds at (618) 664-1370 ext. 408 or email her at ksimmonds@bccu2.org

Financial Aid Information

SAVE THE DATE: Financial Aid Presentation

Wednesday, November 20, 2024

Scholarships

The Scholarship Guide can be found HERE.

Any questions regarding scholarships please reach out to

Mrs. Taryn Markezich at (618) 664 - 1370 ext. 406 or email her at tmarkezich@bccu2.org.

Testing

A. SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test): The SAT is is an entrance exam used by many colleges and universities  to make admissions decisions. The purpose of the SAT is to measure a high school student's readiness for college.  Students in Illinois are required to take the SAT in the spring semester of their junior year; it is required for graduation.
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B. ACT (American College Test): The ACT is is an entrance exam used by many colleges and universities  to make admissions decisions.  
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C. ADVANCED PLACEMENT TESTS: These tests are given in several subject areas. Tests will be given in Advanced Placement English, AP Calculus, AP American History, and AP Biology. Students who score well may be able to obtain college credit and/or proficiency out of certain courses. 
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D. PSAT/NMSQT (PRELIMINARY SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST/NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP QUALIFYING TEST): This test is required for all students who wish to be considered for a National Merit Scholarship. A very high test score is required to become a semifinalist. This is also the test African-American students must take to compete for scholarships from the National Achievement Program for Outstanding African American Students. The PSAT/NMSQT is a multiple-choice test that measures verbal and mathematical reasoning ability important for success in college. It is recommended that this test be taken in the junior year. This test is not required for college admission. 
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