School counselors are advocates for students. They seek to build relationships to help students grow emotionally, socially and academically. Counselors are first and foremost here to support student academic and learning development, helping students achieve school success. Second, life and career development, which helps students focus on future life and career goals. Counselors work to provide an awareness of multicultural and global citizenship to allow students to see opportunity in the ever evolving global communities. Finally, the school counselor provides social and emotional support allowing students to develop resiliency and strength as they work towards their future. Your school counselor is in the school to support you!

"Let us make our future now, and let us make our dreams tomorrow's reality" Malala Yousafzai

High School Graduation Requirements

Students must earn 28 credits:

4.0 Language Arts

3.0 Social Science

3.0 Science

4.0 Math

2.0 Healthy Lifestyles

1.5 Fine Art

1.0 Career and Technical

0.5 Financial Literacy

9.0 Electives

Feeder High Schools 

New Student Registration

You may register a new student in the Mound Fort Junior High Counseling Office with Mrs. Wright.

You will need to provide the following documents at the time of registration:

• Birth Certificate
• Shots Record
• Parent/Guardian I.D.
• Proof of Address (a bill/piece of mail with your name and address on it)
• Previous School Records

The following items are required by the Ogden School District before registering for school:

• Online Registration (new to the district) 
• Immunization Records 
  • Registros de Inmunización (Spanish)
• Birth Certificate
• Proof of Residency (a bill/piece of mail with your name and address on it)
  • To check if your residence is within Mound Fort's boundaries please visit https://findmyschool.ogdencity.com/
• Fee Waiver (Need to provide the latest paycheck stub. Food Stamps or last years income tax)
  • Pay your school fees online
• Student Health History (English Form)
• Student Health History (Spanish Form)
• Check-Out papers from your previous school
• Copy of I.E.P (If student has received Special Ed Services)

Parent: You must have legal guardianship of your student to register them in school. If not, please process your child through “Student Services” at the District Office first:

Student Services Department

801-737-7290

1950 Monroe Blvd. - Ogden, UT 84401

College and Career Readiness Registration

6th to 7th Grade: Students in the 6th grade will meet with their elementary school counselor to discuss junior high and make class selections for the following year.

7th to 8th Grade: Students will make class selections for their 8th grade year during school in large groups.

8th to 9th Grade: All parents and their students will schedule a one-on-one meeting with their counselor to create their plan for College and Career Readiness. A 4-year plan will be created with special attention to class selections for the next year that meet their requirements for graduation. Meetings are typically scheduled from January to March.

9th to 10th Grade: Parents have the opportunity to schedule their student's plan for College and Career Readiness meeting individually or students attend with a small group during their class period. A 4-year plan will be updated from the previous year with special attention to class selections for the next year that meet their requirements for graduation. Meetings are typically scheduled from November to January.

College & Career Readiness 

7th Grade Course List

8th Grade Course List

9th Grade Course List

What do I need to do to participate in athletics?

1. Medical physicals- Forms available from Mound Fort (Can be done starting in July)
2. Registermyathlete.com (Activate)
3. Pay fees or have waiver for each sport.
4. Good grades, good behavior, and good attendance.

College and Career Readiness Registration

6th to 7th Grade: Students in the 6th grade will meet with their elementary school counselor to discuss junior high and make class selections for the following year.

7th to 8th Grade: Students will make class selections for their 8th grade year during school in large groups.

8th to 9th Grade: All parents and their students will schedule a one-on-one meeting with their counselor to create their plan for College and Career Readiness. A 4-year plan will be created with special attention to class selections for the next year that meet their requirements for graduation. Meetings are typically scheduled from January to March.

9th to 10th Grade: Parents have the opportunity to schedule their student's plan for College and Career Readiness meeting individually or students attend with a small group during their class period. A 4-year plan will be updated from the previous year with special attention to class selections for the next year that meet their requirements for graduation. Meetings are typically scheduled from November to January.

Local Colleges

Utah Colleges

Within 50 Miles

Scholarships

Tech Colleges

Ogden-Weber Tech College Scholarship

Davis Tech College Scholarship

Colleges

Weber State University Scholarship

Utah State University Scholarship

Salt Lake Community College Scholarship

University of Utah Scholarship

Financial Aid

FAFSA - Financial Aid - https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa 

College Info & Resources 

A description of Latinos in Action, as written by our current 22-23 LIA class:

"LIA, or Latinos In Action, is a class about leadership. LIA is not just Latinos. It can be anyone around the world. You don’t have to be Latino to be in LIA. We accept everyone because we welcome everyone in this class. LIA treats each other like family. We see each other as one big family, and we support everyone. We help out those in need with what they need. We help the community with supplies. We also visit local colleges and universities to learn about college and how it will feel like and then be able to teach others about it. We do this to help ourselves and others create plans for our lives and careers. We also have fun. In LIA, we do group activities that include everyone because we think leaving someone out is wrong. Therefore, we provide activities for the whole school so everyone can enjoy themselves. This is what LIA is: we are Latinos In Action."

Hope Squad is a peer-to-peer suicide prevention program. Hope Squad members are nominated by their classmates as trustworthy peers and trained by advisors. The program reduces youth suicide through education, training, and peer intervention. 

Hope Squad empowers students to build meaningful connections with their peers and to create a culture of caring and support within the school, the community and within themselves.