9TH GRADE AT PRAIRIE
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Ishir
Student Government Officer
LEADERSHIP STARTING YEAR 1
CAMP MANITO-WISH
We host a college counseling lunch at the beginning of the year that is by advisory (10-15 kids each). The goal is to get to know the 9th graders a bit, introduce ourselves as a resource, assign the college counselor, and talk about getting off to a good start. It’s more philosophical than practical.
We also meet near the end of the year for a “finishing strong” message. We show 9th graders what a high school transcript looks like (most have never seen one before). It makes it all seem more real when they see the actual piece of paper that reflects their academic progress.
We host a college counseling lunch at the beginning of the year that is by advisory (10-15 kids each). The goal is to get to know the 9th graders a bit, introduce ourselves as a resource, assign the college counselor, and talk about getting off to a good start. It’s more philosophical than practical.
J-TERM
We host a college counseling lunch at the beginning of the year that is by advisory (10-15 kids each). The goal is to get to know the 9th graders a bit, introduce ourselves as a resource, assign the college counselor, and talk about getting off to a good start. It’s more philosophical than practical.
We also meet near the end of the year for a “finishing strong” message. We show 9th graders what a high school transcript looks like (most have never seen one before). It makes it all seem more real when they see the actual piece of paper that reflects their academic progress.
2026 COURSES
BY THE NUMBERS
16
SPORTS OFFERED
IN UPPER SCHOOL
83%
OF US STUDENTS
ARE ATHLETES
14
OPPORTUNITIES TO
PERFORM EACH YEAR
61%
OF US STUDENTS ARE
IN PERFORMANCE ARTS
FRESHMEN CURRICULUM
We host a college counseling lunch at the beginning of the year that is by advisory (10-15 kids each). The goal is to get to know the 9th graders a bit, introduce ourselves as a resource, assign the college counselor, and talk about getting off to a good start. It’s more philosophical than practical.
We also meet near the end of the year for a “finishing strong” message. We show 9th graders what a high school transcript looks like (most have never seen one before). It makes it all seem more real when they see the actual piece of paper that reflects their academic progress.
WELCOME TO THE COMMUNITY
MORNING MEETING
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PATIO PARTY
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OCTOBERFLEX
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SPIRIT WEEK
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GETTING PREPPED FOR COLLEGE
We host a college counseling lunch at the beginning of the year that is by advisory (10-15 kids each). The goal is to get to know the 9th graders a bit, introduce ourselves as a resource, assign the college counselor, and talk about getting off to a good start. It’s more philosophical than practical.
We also meet near the end of the year for a “finishing strong” message. We show 9th graders what a high school transcript looks like (most have never seen one before). It makes it all seem more real when they see the actual piece of paper that reflects their academic progress.
• Prairie hosts 2 mini college fairs and 1 large fair. Providing Freshmen the opportunity to talk with admission reps from schools across the United States.
• Family programs for 9th-grade parents to learn more about the application process
• Comprehensive financial aid & cost webinar
TAKING THE NEXT STEP