SFA Monthly Newsletter

Need help searching for scholarships?

Each and every month, the SFA sends an enewsletter to inform families about upcoming local and national scholarship opportunities in addition to the Scholarship Fund of Alexandria. Many of the scholarships in each month’s email have been won by ACHS students in previous years. Dozens upon dozens of vital resources and tips are included to help students and family be more strategic in college and career choices and capture as much financial aid as possible. This enewsletter will be sent to your student inbox at the beginning of each month.

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The Scholarship Fund Office is open from 8am–4:30pm Monday through Friday. The SFA team is here to assist you in the process of applying for college, completing the FAFSA, creating and finalizing your college list, and realizing your postsecondary dreams. See below for instructions on how to meet with an SFA adviser.

  • ACHS Students: Students are welcome to drop by Ms. Miller’s office in A-115 or Ms. Jorgensen’s in A-117, College and Career Wing, King Street campus; Ms. Samuel or Ms. Smith’s office located in L Wing, Room 2006, Minnie Howard Campus. Students also may make an appointment in advance.
  • ACHS Alumni: College students are permitted to visit in person, but must schedule an appointment.
  • ACHS Parents/Guardians: Parents and guardians of ACHS students can schedule phone or Zoom appointments.

Need Help?
Make an appointment with one of our college advisers:

Christine Miller
Asta Jorgensen
Alyssa Samuel
JaLynn Smith

Additional Scholarship Sources

Please feel free to contact us with any questions and to make an appointment to discuss any of the topics below.

  • Scholarships and financial aid
  • Analyzing financial aid award letters
  • Writing college and scholarship essays
  • Building a resumé
  • Financial aid options for undocumented students