College Counseling
The college counseling department provides guidance for graduating seniors and their parents as they embark on the college admission process. At FFS the process generally begins in March for January graduates, and in September for June graduates. During the ensuing months, the college counselor meets with the students and communicates with their parents as they research colleges and review college catalogs, prepare for SAT or ACT tests, complete and submit applications, and arrange for campus visits. The mission of the department is to help those students pursuing higher education to select the school that best challenges their abilities and satisfies their interests, while contributing to their ongoing sobriety and career success.
College Counseling Staff
Jason Garnar
Director of College Counseling
B.A. History, Binghamton University
As the Director of College Counseling for FFS, Jason guides graduating seniors and their parents through the lengthy college application process. In this capacity he also oversaw the school's re-accreditation process by The Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools in 2008. Jason joined the FFS staff in 1999 and, in addition to his college counseling duties, he is a member of the Admissions Department and previously taught history here, serving as History Department chairman. Jason lives in Binghamton with his wife Amanda and their two sons, Nolan and Miles, and is currently into his second term as a Broome County (NY) legislator.




















