Mrs. Jessica Watson

Mrs. Jessica Watson is the CHS School Counselor for grades 7-12.

Mrs. Watson can be contacted in the following ways: Phone = 570-673-5134 ext. 320 or email jwatson@canton.k12.pa.us

Mrs. Jamie May

Mrs. Jamie May is the Administrative Assistant to the School Counselor.  Some of her duties include:

  • Grading – Report cards/progress reports, etc.
  • Transcripts, etc.
  • Applying to college/financial aid, etc.
  • Registrar/Student file maintenance
  • NTCC

Mrs. May can be contacted in the following ways: Phone = 570-673-5134 ext. 339 or email jmay@canton.k12.pa.us

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Lifesaving Outreach Services, LLC http://www.canton.k12.pa.us/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/canton-class.docx Sign up in the guidance office!

EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN (EMT) Class Announcement
http://www.canton.k12.pa.us/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/EMT-Flyer_January-2026.docx

INSTITUTE OF HIGHER LEARNING

Arnot Ogden School of Nursing (Deadline March 15, 2026)
Virtual Open Houses listed in attachment

http://www.canton.k12.pa.us/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/ARNOT-School-of-Nursing.pdf

2025-2026 SAT Test Dates (BOLD ARE HELD AT CHS)
Register at sat.org/register
Practice test at sat.org/practice

View upcoming SAT® dates below, and choose the right SAT test date for you!

Note: SAT scores are usually released about 2 weeks following the test date and will be available beginning at 8:00AM ET on the date they're released. In addition, scores will be released to colleges approximately 10 days after the date they're released to students.

To register for the SAT, visit College Board or call 866-756-7346. Students with learning differences should call 609-771-7137 for testing accommodations and requirements.

2025-2026 SAT Test Dates and Registrations

SAT Test Date

Registration Deadline

Scores Release Date

Suggested Prep Dates

September 13, 2025

August 29, 2025

September 26, 2025

Start June 2025

October 4, 2025

September 19, 2025

October 17, 2025

Start July 2025

November 8, 2025

October 24, 2025

November 21, 2025

Start September 2025

December 6, 2025

November 21, 2025

December 19, 2025

Start October 2025

March 14, 2026

February 27, 2026

TBD

Start November 2025

May 2, 2026

April 17, 2026

TBD

Start January 2026

June 6, 2026

May 22, 2026

TBD

Start February 2025

Upcoming Test Dates 2026 (National) Bold are held at CHS

Test Date Regular Registration Deadline
Late Fee Applies After This Date
Late Registration Deadline Photo Upload and Standby Deadline
September 6, 2025 August 1 August 19 August 29
October 18, 2025 September 12 September 30 October 10
December 13, 2025 November 7 November 24 December 5
February 14, 2026 January 9 January 23 February 6
April 11, 2026 March 6 March 24 April 3
June 13, 2026 May 8 May 29 June 5
July 11, 2026* June 5 June 24 July 3

*No test centers are scheduled in New York for the July test date.

September: Science Optional (online and paper testing)

NORTHERN TIER CAREER CENTER 
Students are earning tuition-free Pennsylvania College of Technology credits through Penn College Dual Enrollment while enrolled in their career and technology center!
SEE ATTACHMENT
https://www.canton.k12.pa.us/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/NTCCPTC-credit.pdf

MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES AND NUMBERS

Main Link Warm Line                                        6-10 pm daily
1-570-637-5964
Toll Free: 1-866-825-0277

Concern Inc. Crisis Line                                     24/7
1-877-724-7142

National Suicide Prevention Hotline               24/7
1-800-273-8255 
Toll Free: 1-800-273-8255

FORMS / REQUESTS

Letter of Recommendation
If you need a person to write a letter of recommendation, please stop in the guidance office for the form and give it to them so they have something to write about you that is based on your education, activities, awards, volunteer work, etc. 
Request for College / Military Visit
If you are a senior student in good standing academically you may take 3 school days to visit colleges, universities and/or military and all other post secondary education facilities. Stop in the guidance office to get the proper paperwork. Please let the office know that you will be out on (date) so that a phone call home is not sent for your absenteeism.
Request for Job Shadowing
If you are a senior student in good standing academically you may take 3 school days to Job Shadow someone in the field of study you are interested in. Stop in the guidance office to get the proper paperwork. Please let the office know that you will be out on (date) so that a phone call home is not sent for your absenteeism.

NEED SOME EXTRA GUIDANCE

College and Military Visits to CHS
School Year 2025-2026
Please stop in the Guidance Office for a pass 
Location: Auditorium

November 2025
Tuesday, November 4 US Army, Lunch Table

Friday, November 14 Commonwealth Universities 8:15 am Mrs. Segur's Room

Wednesday, November 19 Pennsylvania College of Technology 11:49am Mrs. Segur's Room

Tuesday, September 23--9:55am Commonwealth University Mansfield Rep 
Room 210                                             If you need a pass, please see Mrs. Segur

Wednesday, October 1--FAFSA opens (Financial Aid Night is November 17 at CHS)

Friday, October 3--IUP
Room 210                                              If you need a pass, please see Mrs. Segur

Tuesday, September 7--Army Lunch Table

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College/University/Military/Post-Secondary Education

National Guard Lunch Table Visits: Sgt. Jon Kleiner 570-706-5325

Coast Guard and Coast Guard Reserve Contact
GMC Jonathan Gracia
USCG Recruiting Office
183 Franklin Mills Blvd
Philadelphia PA 19154
Office: 1-215-632-0568
Cell: 1-267-249-6333

  • EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

GENERAL EDUCATION DIPLOMA

GED classes may be held locally.  Contact Bradford County Action for more information @ 570-265-4434
This GED study guide is completely free.

       
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      Community Service for Graduation

      Volunteer Opportunities 
      This can be started in 9th-12th grade and you will need 60 hours to graduate. 
      If you play a full season of a sport in grades 9-12 you can use one year as your community service. 
      Paperwork is available in the guidance office. Get it done early and one less thing your senior year!!

      HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

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      The Student Assistance Program (SAP) at Canton Junior-Senior High School aids students who are experiencing difficulty in their academic pursuits.  These difficulties may arise from social (peers), emotional (stress), and/or physical (drugs and alcohol) problems.  This team is comprised of school personnel who respond to referrals about students who are referred by faculty, administration, parents, other students, or themselves.  All information about the referral is confidential.  Students are typically referred because they have exhibited noticeable changes in their academics, attendance, and/or behaviors.

      Parents and community members are able to refer a student to SAP.  Click here to refer a student.

      After the SAP team gets a referral, they investigate the issue further by gathering information from other faculty members.  These faculty members complete a checklist for that student's observable behaviors, which consist of the following:  sleepiness, drop in grades, change in appearance, change in social group, lack of interest, etc.  After this information is compiled, the team must get parental and student permission so that the student can get the best possible help for his/her problem.  The parent also has input by filling out a survey about his/her child, and this helps the team with issues related to the home environment.  The SAP program is used as an intervention, not as a treatment or a cure.  A referral to the team does not mean that a student is in trouble, but it does mean that he/she is going to get the best assistance possible so that he/she can be successful in his/her academic life.  SAPs goal is to see that each student achieves his/her best success in his/her school endeavors.

      This year the professionals who have been specially trained to be members of the SAP Team are:

      • Jessica Watson (Coordinator and High School Counselor)
      • Don Cron (Dean of Students and Science Teacher)
      • Casey Aylesworth (Science Teacher)
      • Lisa Cole (Social Studies Teacher)
      • Pam Larcom (Math Teacher)
      • Jen Martin (Health Room Assistant)
      • Maria LaFleur (Bradford County Mental Health/Drug and Alcohol Liaison)
      • David Loomis (School Psychologist)
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      NCAA INFORMATION 

      (STUDENTS NO LONGER NEED SAT/ACT SCORES TO PLAY AT THE COLLIEGATE LEVEL)