Dwight Morrow High School and Academies at Englewood Post-Secondary Planning
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Welcome to the DM/A@E High school
​guidance page

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The primary goal of the School Counseling Office at Dwight Morrow / Academies @ Englewood High School is to assist each student with reaching and fulfilling their maximum potential. The counseling staff is committed to helping each and every student experience a smooth transition to high school, as well as helping students achieve their post-secondary educational and career goals.

We believe that every student has the potential to attain success and that it is our mission to assist and guide each student to reach his or her full potential.


This post-secondary planning guide is prepared for you, the student, with the intent to assist you in preparing for your life after high school. The best decision making is done through a careful analysis of the choices made available to you.

​Thank you for your support of our School Counseling program and we look forward to working with you throughout the year.
We BELIEVE in YOU!
We are HERE for YOU!
Meet us halfway and we will achieve greatness together!

Counseling Office Appointment Procedures

To make an appointment with your counselor, please refer to our Contact Us page and send him or her an email stating what you would like to meet about and when the best time to meet would be.

post-secondary planning

The Counseling Department subscribes to the belief that the post-secondary planning process is a "TEAM" effort. As the student, you are the captain of the team, and your parents, teachers, and counselor are integral players on your team. You are responsible for leading your team toward its goal of developing and implementing a post-secondary plan that will lead you toward a happy and successful life.
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Below, you will find the Dwight Morrow/Academies @ Englewood Post-Secondary Planning Guide. This is a highly detailed, step-by-step guide that will take you through the entire post-secondary planning process, beginning with freshman year all the way through to the end of senior year. If you utilize this website and the planning guide, it will help you tremendously throughout your four years of high school!
DM/A@E Post-Secondary Planning Guide
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The Guidance Office door is always open to you now and after graduation. Please feel free to contact us if you require any assistance. We hope you find this website helpful and wish you the best in all your future endeavors.

Student's responsibilities

  1. Students are responsible for accessing AND reading ALL information on this website and on the "Family Connection" webpage, especially information listed under "Welcome Message," "Pages," "Links," "Updates", and emails in your inbox.
  2. Students are responsible for reading and following up on ALL information from the Dwight Morrow Counseling Department.
  3. Students are responsible for signing into the Common Application website and creating an account (see 2. Common App Process under “pages”)
  4. Students are responsible for reading and reviewing any and ALL information provided by each college to which they are applying to or considering applying to, including application information, ALL DEADLINES, Early Action, Early Decision, and information pertaining to the submission of standardized test scores (SAT and ACT).
  5. Students are responsible for accessing their Family Connection account to add colleges and request transcripts.
  6. Students are responsible for indicating the CEEB Code 310350 (DMHS), 310351 (A@E Pre-Engineering Academy), 310356 (A@E Finance Academy), 310361 (A@E Information Systems Academy), 310353 (A@E Law & Public Safety Academy), or 310364 (A@E Bio-medicine Academy) when registering for the SAT exam through College Board.
  7. Students are responsible for monitoring the status of their college applications through their Family Connection account.
  8. Students are responsible for notifying the Counseling Department in a timely manner when they receive a decision from the college(s) to which they applied to. 

If you have questions regarding any of the information presented, please contact your school counselor!

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