College and Career
College and Career Planning Center
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The College and Career Planning Center at Colonie Central High School works to empower students to envision and achieve their future goals through comprehensive resources including classroom activities, applied learning experiences, college and career workshops, industry-related field trips and more! We are dedicated to helping each student navigate the pathways to higher education and career success, fostering skills, confidence, and opportunities for lifelong achievement. By collaborating with educators and community partners, we strive to inspire and equip students to pursue their passions and excel in their chosen fields after Colonie.
Resources
Need Working Papers?
Visit the Health Office to obtain your working papers.
The College and Career Planning Center provides a list of part-time job opportunities as a service to CCHS students and families.
Please note: The school does not endorse or recommend any employers listed and is not responsible for wages, safety, working conditions, or any aspect of employment. Students and families are encouraged to carefully research each opportunity before applying or accepting a position.
If you need assistance researching an employer or preparing to apply, please contact the College and Career Planning Center.
Click here to view the most up-to-date Part-Time Jobs List.
2026 Scholarship List for Seniors
View this list for the most up-to-date list of local scholarships available to graduating seniors.
Dollars for Scholars (DFS)
Dollars for Scholars is a local organization that raises thousands of dollars each year to support scholarships for Colonie High School students. Learn more about DFS and access the application here.
Additional Scholarship Applications
Printed scholarship applications are available in the Counseling Center lobby. Students can find them in the wall file holders and the rotating file stand.
College-Specific Scholarships
Be sure to visit the financial aid or scholarship webpage of each college you are applying to. Many colleges offer their own scholarships in addition to financial aid packages.
Online Scholarship Resources
Students may also explore scholarship opportunities through the following websites:
Additional Opportunities
Check with your family’s credit union, your employer, or your parents’ employers for possible scholarship opportunities.
Important Reminder: Never pay to apply for a scholarship. Application fees may be a sign of a scholarship scam.
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Need Working Papers?
Visit the Health Office to obtain your working papers.The College and Career Planning Center provides a list of part-time job opportunities as a service to CCHS students and families.
Please note: The school does not endorse or recommend any employers listed and is not responsible for wages, safety, working conditions, or any aspect of employment. Students and families are encouraged to carefully research each opportunity before applying or accepting a position.
If you need assistance researching an employer or preparing to apply, please contact the College and Career Planning Center.
Click here to view the most up-to-date Part-Time Jobs List.
-
2026 Scholarship List for Seniors
View this list for the most up-to-date list of local scholarships available to graduating seniors.
Dollars for Scholars (DFS)
Dollars for Scholars is a local organization that raises thousands of dollars each year to support scholarships for Colonie High School students. Learn more about DFS and access the application here.
Additional Scholarship Applications
Printed scholarship applications are available in the Counseling Center lobby. Students can find them in the wall file holders and the rotating file stand.
College-Specific Scholarships
Be sure to visit the financial aid or scholarship webpage of each college you are applying to. Many colleges offer their own scholarships in addition to financial aid packages.
Online Scholarship Resources
Students may also explore scholarship opportunities through the following websites:
Additional Opportunities
Check with your family’s credit union, your employer, or your parents’ employers for possible scholarship opportunities.
Important Reminder: Never pay to apply for a scholarship. Application fees may be a sign of a scholarship scam.