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The Bound Brook School District has taken a proactive approach to prioritize the well-being of all students and staff.

Student Support Services at Bound Brook High School help to serve students, parents, teachers and administration. Students may access services in the guidance office by making appointments with the counselors assigned to them. Counselors are available to assist and advise students about personal problems, academic problems, career choices, course selections, college choices and scholarship applications. The department also assists in student orientation information services and standardized testing. The guidance office is open during regular school hours and throughout the summer.

  • Bound Brook High School offered a Financial Aid Presentation on October 19, 2023. Here is the presentation: 24-25 NJ HS Final (DS) 9_21_2023. In addition, BBHS offers a Financial Aid Workshop on the morning of January 20, 2024 (9 a.m. – 1 p.m.) to all high school seniors and their parents/guardians. Please register by emailing Mrs. Colon (dcolon@bbrook.k12.nj.us). These events will inform on all aid options available for college including the FAFSA. In addition, see below for resources for those who want to get started early.

    What is the FAFSA®?

    The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) is an online form that must be submitted annually by current and prospective college students (undergraduate and graduate) in the United States to determine their eligibility for federal student financial aid.

    Why do I need to file a FAFSA®?

    The U.S. Department of Education uses the information provided on your FAFSA® to determine your eligibility for aid from federal student financial assistance programs. New Jersey uses the FAFSA® to determine your state grant and scholarship eligibility. Colleges and universities may also use the FAFSA® data to award their own aid.

    What you will need to start your FAFSA®:

    • FSA ID (FAFSA Student Aid) for Parents and Students
    • 2022 Tax Returns for Parent and Student
    • Social Security Numbers for Parent and Student
    • Other Income Information
    • State Issued Driver’s License
    • Documentation as U.S. Permanent Residents or Eligible Citizens

    Helpful Resources

    Create FSA ID User Name and Password Video

    YouTube Video

    Troubleshoot FSA ID Account Video

    YouTube Video

    Steps on how to apply for federal and state aid

    View/Download

    YouTube Video

    Steps on how to apply for the New Jersey Alternative Financial Aid Application

    YouTube Video (English)

    YouTube Video (Spanish)

    HESAA Publications

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    FAFSA® Completion Instructions

    FAFSA FAQ’s

    Avoid Common FAFSA® Mistakes

    View/Download (PDF)

  • Naviance is a college and career readiness solution that helps districts and schools align student strengths and interests to postsecondary goals, improving students outcomes and connecting learning to life. Connecting students’ interests to their potential career paths early ensures active participation in their own academic success and opens their eyes to the wide world of career opportunities. The career planning tools in Naviance allow students to understand how their strengths, goals, skills, and interests can lead to exciting careers. Sign in to Naviance.

2025 NJSLA Schedule

The 2025 New Jersey Student Learning Assessment (NJSLA) will be administered to students in grades 3-9 and 11. The assessments will cover English/LanguageArts (ELA), Math, and Science. Please refer to the attachment below for the full schedule and testing dates for your child’s school and grade level.

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