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- APS Diving Instructor Named Coach of the Year
- APS Internship Brings Rangeview’s Kandace Wilkins Closer to Her Dream
- CO Dept. of Higher Education: “Taking the next step: Talking college and careers with Rangeview seniors”
- Aurora Voters Approve Ballot Measure 5A!
- We Want to Hear from You! APS Seeks Feedback on Future Conventional School Calendars
Counseling
Counselors
Kyle Hirsch - Department Chair
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Kyle Hirsch
3rd & 6th Hour - Honors Philosophy / Intro. to Philosophy - After School |
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Teresa Simoneau
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Linda Moriarity
6th Hour - Adv. Academic Achievement |
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Joe Eck
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Arlene Lanier
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College & Career Center
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Betty Gessesse
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Social Worker
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Katia Duncan
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Benison, Sayrd
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Counseling Secretary
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Brook Knower
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Psychologist
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Michael Lubet
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GEAR UP
Aurora Mental Health
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Laurel Story
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College Search 101 - PowerPoint
Why am I receiving a bill from CCA for Concurrent Enrollment classes?
Community College of Aurora is part of the Colorado Community College System (CCCS) where student bills are generated. Since CCA does not produce and mail the invoices, it is difficult to know exactly when CCCS is going to send the bills or if they are sending them for the Concurrent Enrollment students. Most likely you will continue to receive bills from CCA as long as you have a student taking college courses either at Rangeview or at CCA. For the most part, the bills can be ignored and are not the responsibility of the student because the school district has agreed to pay for this tuition. Students are responsible for signing up for the College Opportunity Fund (COF). If a student does not, parents will be responsible for this portion.